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Meet dinosaurs like Triceratops and Stegosaurus, see fossil bones and leaves, and snap a selfie with the giant Quetzalcoatlus at the Science Museum of Minnesota Dinosaurs & Fossils Gallery.
Museums Advancing Racial Justice Convening: About Us. This work is a partnership between the Smithsonian Institution and the Science Museum of MInnesota through the Our Shared Future: Reckoning with Our Racial Past Initiative made possible by funding from the Bank of America.
The Science Museum began collecting specimens and artifacts in 1870. Our collections come from the anthropology , biology , and paleontology sciences. In addition to public viewing, they’re also used for research and studies by Science Museum curators and visiting scientists.
Permanent K-12 teachers, K-12 principals and deans, and homeschooling educators who are registered with the state are eligible for a discounted Membership.
Alison Rempel Brown joined the Science Museum of Minnesota in 2016 as its 16th President and CEO. With a deep commitment to science, education, and inclusive experiences, she has reshaped the museum's direction.
Science in downtown St. Paul. Race a T. rex. Test the laws of physics. Trade in a nature find. Plan your adventure today by reserving tickets in advance. A community resource where Science, Equity, and Education come together.
If you have received a Great Partners coupon from one of our community partners, here are some instructions: The coupon functions as an instruction sheet that lists the ways to access the Great Tix rate either online or through our call center. Online - Reserve tickets online at smm.org/tickets.
Deeply entrenched patterns of segregation and discrimination disadvantage people of color when it comes to health, wealth, education, or contact with the criminal justice system. Learn more from individuals in your own neighborhoods and communities.
STEM camps featuring topics like paleontology, engineering, art, science, and more keep kids grades pre-K through 6 learning all summer in MN.
America’s longest river is ready for you to explore. And the best part is—it’s right outside our doors! The Mississippi River (Mníšošethąka or Wakpá Tháŋka in Dakota, Misi-ziibi in Ojibwe) snakes through St. Paul on its 2,340 mile journey south to the Gulf of Mexico.