Admission is FREE and the museum is open until 8 p.m. on the first Thursday of every month.

A celebration The Seattle Public Library's Summer of Learning program participants

Learn about the significance of water, from Washington waterways to ancient oceans.

Join paleontologists from the University of Washington as they share their research and discuss the skills needed to pursue careers in the geosciences.

Recommended for Grade 3 and up.

Join a discussion with researchers from the University of Washington as they share their experience in the lab and in the field.
Recommended for elementary school students.

During this talk, vertebrate paleontologist Jeff Wilson Mantilla will dig into the remarkable research he has conducted on sauropod dinosaurs and paleobiogeography of the Indian Subcontinent. 

Janet Catherine Berlo's talk, adapted from the introduction to her forthcoming book, Not Native American Art, considers notions of replicas, copies, forgeries, and pastiches as they apply to archaeological, historical, and contemporary Native arts of North America.

An all-ages event celebrating the opening of We Are Puget Sound.

Tlingit artist Shaadootlaa Tinaayeil Iyall will share the latest weaving she is working on, the time-consuming process of gathering and preparing materials to weave, and the weaving process itself.

Celebrate the opening of We Are Puget Sound with early members-only access!