Wednesday, October 28
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyThursday, October 29
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyFriday, October 30
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySaturday, October 31
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySunday, November 1
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyWednesday, November 4
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyThursday, November 5
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyFriday, November 6
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySaturday, November 7
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySunday, November 8
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyWednesday, November 11
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyThursday, November 12
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyFriday, November 13
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySaturday, November 14
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySunday, November 15
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyWednesday, November 18
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyThursday, November 19
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyFriday, November 20
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySaturday, November 21
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySunday, November 22
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyWednesday, November 25
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyThursday, November 26
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyFriday, November 27
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySaturday, November 28
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySunday, November 29
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyWednesday, December 2
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyThursday, December 3
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyFriday, December 4
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySaturday, December 5
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySunday, December 6
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyWednesday, December 9
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyThursday, December 10
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyFriday, December 11
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySaturday, December 12
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySunday, December 13
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyWednesday, December 16
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyThursday, December 17
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlyFriday, December 18
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySaturday, December 19
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult FriendlySunday, December 20
American Museum of Natural History
Lovers of dinosaurs, sea creatures, outer space and more can get their animal & nature fix at this giant (45 fascinating halls) treasure trove of wonders.
* Online advance timed ticket purchase required, even for members.
* Coat check, drinking fountains, IMAX Theater, Planetarium, Discovery Room and touchscreen/interactive elements all currently closed.
* Entrances at Central Park West (stairs at 79th Street) and 81st Street (between Columbus & Central Park West – stroller friendly) are open (plus CPW & 79th Street for members).
* No food available for purchase beyond vending machines; we usually pick up from Shake Shack across Columbus and eat on the benches surrounding the museum.
* Download the Museum’s free Explorer app. for maps, self-guided themed tours, behind-the-scenes stories about exhibits, quizzes, and more.
* Favorite spots: On the first floor, a 94-foot-long blue whale hangs over an assortment of sea creatures in the Hall of Ocean Life. Learn about moon rocks and meteorites in the stunning Rose Center for Earth and Space. Zebras, giraffes and other jungle animals surround a family of elephants in the Hall of African Mammals on the second floor. The beloved dinosaur bones fill most of the fourth floor.
* Current exhibits include a fascinating, interactive tribute to T. rex: The Ultimate Predator and immersive The Nature of Color.
* NY, NJ, and CT residents admission is pay-what-you-wish (ID required on arrival). But really you should become a member ($150+/year); it takes dozens of visits to see everything plus you get lots of perks.
* Closed Mondays & Tuesdays.
Suggested Ages: All, Adult Friendly