One of our favorite museums in NYC is The American Museum of Natural History. They will soon be kicking off their 2018–2019 social season with a slew of fun family events and fundraisers. Read on to check out a few highlights below:
American Museum of Natural History Fall Events
FAMILY PARTY—Tuesday, October 16
On Tuesday, October 16, from 5–7:30 pm, the 25th Annual Family Party—one of the Museum’s best-loved traditions—features educational activities and entertainment for children of all ages. Highlights include the Museum Science Center, where children can interact with Museum curators and scientists to learn about some of the most exciting specimens in the Museum’s collections, a performance by Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could, the Tiffany & Co. Gem Dig, the Cricket Cantina, and lots more!
Individual tickets are $85 for children and $175 for adults and will be available in September; ticket packages are also available. For event and ticket information, call 212-496-3495 or email [email protected]. Proceeds from the evening help support the Museum’s educational and scientific programming.
MUSEUM GALA—Thursday, November 15
The highlight of the fall season, the much-anticipated Museum Gala will be held on Thursday, November 15, from 7–10:30 pm. More than 700 guests are expected to attend this unforgettable event. The evening begins with cocktails in the Theodore Roosevelt Rotunda, followed by dinner, a live auction, and a musical performance in the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life. Proceeds from the evening help support the Museum’s educational and scientific programming. For more information or to purchase tickets, call 212-769-5932.
THE SPRING LUNCH: SCIENCE, SOCIETY, AND OUR ENVIRONMENT—Tuesday, April 16, 2019
The Museum’s annual Spring Lunch will take place on Tuesday, April 16, from noon–2 pm. The Spring Lunch highlights, celebrates, and advances the Museum’s longstanding commitment to environmental research, conservation, and education. For additional information, please call 212-769-5932 or email [email protected].
For additional information, please visit: https://www.amnh.org/
