Explore the technology, people, and ideas that have shaped our digital world. At the Computer History Museum in the heart of Silicon Valley, discover world-class exhibits, iconic artifacts, and the stories of the pioneers, innovators, and creators behind the t…
"Rebellious" exhibition extended! Now on view through November 29. Learn more. Your support helps to collect, preserve, and share Connecticut's culture and history. About the Connecticut Museum The Connecticut Museum of Culture and History is a private, nonpro…
The Connecticut Science Center is a hub for curiosity and discovery, celebrating our state’s legacy of innovation — and inspiring the future. With more than 165 interactive exhibits, live demonstrations, and unforgettable experiences, it’s a place where wonder…
We envision a world where art is accessible to all and fosters creativity, cultural appreciation, and personal growth. Coos Art Museum serves as a cultural resource for Oregon’s South Coast through exhibitions and educational programs that inspire appreciation…
The Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History was established in 1957 and is perched on the scenic harbor waterfront in the Sports, Entertainment, and Arts (S.E.A.) district in Corpus Christi, Texas. We value science and history and believe that, when combi…
In the last few years, the world has experienced sweeping change, and faster than ever in human history. In such a short time, advancements in technology have fundamentally affected how we communicate, how we live our lives, and especially our overall outlook…
The Citizen Potawatomi Nation Cultural Heritage Center serves as a living center of edification to our Tribal citizens and the public, unifying and perpetuating the diverse culture, traditions and history of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation through research, inte…
In the summer of 1908, George Gough Booth and Ellen Scripps Booth - perhaps among the greatest yet least known of metro-Detroit’s philanthropists in the first half of the 20th Century - took up residence in their newly constructed Cranbrook House, and became t…
STEAM is more than an acronym for science, technology, engineering, art, and math. It is the integrated nature of how our world works. We state in our mission that we give kids, “the tools to deeply understand the changing world”. Hands-on involvement with STE…
“Circularity” relates to a needed systemic overhaul in the way that we produce and dispose of materials. Instead of making an item to be used only once or twice and then tossed in the garbage—to sit in a trash dump for e…
Playlist: INTO THE TIME HORIZON: 101 Songs for the Environment Once Upon a Time in the West, Dire Straits A Piece of Ground, Miriam Makeba Earth Crisis, Steel Pulse Under Pressure, Queen & David Bowie I Love You Earth (T…
This section showcases works that invite us to reflect on our interdependence on a multitude of animate and inanimate matter, including galaxies, insects, cephalopods, beavers, minerals, plant life, and forests. Posthuma…
Strange Weather assembles works of art that represent the extreme climatic events taking place all around us. We live in a time distinguished by increasingly strange weather—a phenomenon atmospheric scientist Katharine H…
The Sixth Extinction identifies the precarious period we presently inhabit. Elizabeth Kolbert’s Pulitzer Prize–winning book of the same name inspires the title. In her masterful opus, Kolbert charts Earth’s previous five…
Alfonso Gonzalez Jr.: In Between Stops features 12 benches designed by the Los Angeles–based artist installed along LACMA’s Kendall Concourse. A second-generation sign painter, Gonzalez draws on rotulismo mexicano—the tr…