Two people stand in the Restoring Earth exhibition, looking at a peregrine falcon specimen.

Abbott Hall of Conservation: Restoring Earth

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Entrance to the Africa Hall  permenant exhibition

Africa

After the Age of Dinosaurs

Audubon Meadowlarks

Audubon’s Birds of America

Australia’s Great Wild North

On the city's lakefront to perform a chant to greet the sunrise, Chicago-based Hula practitioners gather around an `ipu heke, a traditional Hawaiian percussion implement made of two gourds.

Chicago’s Legacy Hula

Connecting Threads—Africa Fashion in Chicago

Kids in the PlayLab make music (or joyful noise) with instruments from around the world.

Crown Family PlayLab

Cyrus Tang Hall of China

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Pair of stone lions

View of the Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice DNA Discovery Center, prominently showing a large model of a DNA double helix and an interactive touchscreen table. Windows in the background look into the Pritzker Laboratory for Evolutionary Biology and Molecular Sy

DNA Discovery Center

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Drop in the Ocean

Jade can be carved with detailed patterns. This design from the Qing period (AD 1644–1911) takes inspiration from ancient Bronze Age vessels.

Elizabeth Hubert Malott Hall of Jades

Natural aquamarine crystals

Grainger Hall of Gems

Grainger Science Hub

SUE stands proudly in their suite located in the Field Museum’s Evolving Planet exhibition. An animated forest is visible in the background.

Griffin Halls of Evolving Planet & SUE the T. rex

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Inside ancient Egyptian tomb

Inside Ancient Egypt

Janet Voight

Jingmai O'Connor

Lesley de Souza

Two visitors sit together on a bench, looking at life-size sculptures of people by Malvina Hoffman. In the foreground several bronze busts are displayed in a glass case.

Looking at Ourselves: Rethinking the Sculptures of Malvina Hoffman

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Lynika Stroizer working in a lab at the museum.

Lynika Strozier 

A three-quarter view of the front of the Maori Meeting HouseCarvings decorate the house’s walls and beams. At the apex of the gabled roof are two carved faces. One is Ruatepupuke, for whom this house is named.

Maori Meeting House, Ruatepupuke II

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Maori Meeting House Ruatepupuke II

Two young visitors reach down to touch the foot of Máximo, a cast of the largest dinosaur ever discovered. The foot is raised on a black platform and the two visitors learn forward to touch the front of the foot.

Máximo the Titanosaur

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Once preparators complete their extractions, the finished fossils are examined and compared with related fossils, forming the data for a published study—the final step in the process.

McDonald’s Fossil Preparation Lab

Meet the Chicago Archaeopteryx

Meteorites

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Girl in the meteorites  gallery using a touch screen

Native Truths: Our Voices, Our Stories

Students gather around a window to peer into a diorama featuring three bears in their natural habitat.

Field Trip Experiences

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Nature Walk & Messages from the Wilderness

View of the circular interior of the Pawnee Earth Lodge, with various replica objects displayed around the circular hearth in the center and on the walls.

Pawnee Earth Lodge

Two visitors stand in between glasses cases in Plants of the World. They are standing to their side, looking straight forward at plant models. A replica tobacco plant is displayed in its own case at the front of the hallway.

Plants of the World

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Plants of the World 

Excavator Pikachu

Pokémon Fossil Museum

Regenstein Halls of the Pacific

Reptiles Alive!

Black-eyed Susans in the foreground with the North side of the Field Museum in the background.

Rice Native Gardens

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Visitors explore a bird’s-eye view replica of Teotihuacan, the largest city in the Americas (and one of the largest in the world) between AD 100 and 700.

Robert R. McCormick Halls of the Ancient Americas

A kid stands in the middle of a gallery, looking at an interactive screen outside a display case full of large flightless birds. There are four other display cases with taxidermied birds in the room. In the right foreground, another visitor can be seen through the glass of a display, looking at the specimens inside.

Ronald and Christina Gidwitz Hall of Birds

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Sara Ruane

Searle Family Lounge

Sobek the Spinosaurus

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A group of young visitors enjoy an exhibit in The Machine Inside exhibition.

The Machine Inside: Biomechanics

Titanosaur 3D: The Story of Máximo

Adult Rex Sunset Burst: UNLEASHING THE GREATEST OF ALL TYRANTS: The GOAT roars to life again in the epic new documentary T. REX

T.REX: The Story of SUE 3D

Two boys stand in front of a reproduction of a crayfish more than twice their size. The boy to the left crouches, looking down into a window cut in floor. Recreated soil and roots are visible behind them.

Underground Adventure

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VR Transporter at the Field Museum

A woman holds up a little boy as they look into a taxidermy case filled with snakes, squirrels, and another small mammal.

What Is an Animal? & Animal Biology

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Ylanda Wilhite

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Discover the mysteries behind 120 million year old fossilized plants from Mongolia

Come join Fabiany Herrera, Negaunee Associate Curator of Paleobotany, as he reveals the mysteries behind 120 million year old fossilized plants from Mongolia through the use of a Scanning Electron Microscope.
Examine different parts of these fossil plants under the Scanning Electron Microscope to reveal their tiny secrets that shaped the Age of Dinosaurs and beyond! Discover the characteristics of these ancient plants that connect them to some of their current modern relatives and help scientists map their evolutionary lineage.
Dr. Fabiani's research on ancient fossil plants is further showcased throughout <a href="https://www.fieldmuseum.org/exhibition/after-the-age-of-dinosaurs">After the Age of Dinosaurs</a> now on display.

Meet a Scientist: Mongolian Fossil Plants 

FEARLESS Longevity: Secrets to Living Longer & Thriving

Meet a Scientist: Indigenous African Iron Metallurgy

Ancient Technology: Stone Tools

See the latest science firsthand in the Grainger Science Hub.

Meet a Scientist

Discover the mysteries behind 120 million year old fossilized plants from Mongolia.

Explore the intersection of human longevity, cultural practice, and nutrition science.

Join the Healthy Living With A Vision Foundation as we explore the intersection of human longevity, cultural practice, and nutrition science. Visitors will be introduced to the concept of the world's "Blue Zones" and the dietary and lifestyle commonalities that promote long, healthy, and meaningful lives in these areas. We will also discuss the Foundation's 28-Day Plant-Based Kick Start, and ways to implement the FEARLESS Wellness model into our own lives: Food, Exercise, Avoidance of toxins, Restorative sleep, Lessening stress, Engaging the mind, Social energy, and Spiritual connectivity.
Presenters from Healthy Living With a Vision Foundation include Dr. Ansel Johnson (Founder and CEO); Shanelle Brandon (Vice President, Board of Directors); Dr. James Thompson, MD (Medical Director); Dr. Angela Wheeler, MD (Speaker Bureau Chair).

Young visitors and a museum educator examine a teaching specimen together in the Grainger Science Hub

Come spend your days off with the Field Museum!

Make discoveries &mdash; and memories!&mdash;at the Field Museum seasonal camps. Campers will encounter the natural world and human cultures through exciting and fun experiences. Make friends, learn how Field Museum scientists do their work, investigate using real scientific tools, and discover a whole new side of science.
Field Explorers Day Off Camps are for children in grades 1-4, or equivalent. These new camps will be offered several times throughout the school year during typical school break periods.&nbsp;
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<li>Camps cost $200 per session for the general public and $180 for museum members</li>
<li>Please note: This camp is&nbsp;not&nbsp;an overnight event.</li>
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<h3>Wild Winter Wonders&mdash;December 29 &amp; 30</h3>
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Explore the amazing adaptations that allow animals to conquer the coldest climates. From blubber to fur to other ice-cold adaptations, you&rsquo;ll explore, experiment, and discover how the animal kingdom beats the freeze.&nbsp;Get ready to experience a whole new world where frost is your friend, and survival is the coolest science there is.
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Members visit for free as a part of their unlimited Basic admission benefit.

The Field Museum is the perfect place to meet up after work, grab a drink with friends, and travel the world together through our exhibitions. After 5 at the Field offers discounted General admission including SUE the T.rex, the Tsavo Lions, The Cyrus Tang Hall of China, and all your Field favorites. And don't forget to add on our current ticketed exhibitions (only here for a limited time) for the full Field Museum experience.
Take advantage of this opportunity to see it all after hours; select Tuesday evenings from 5:00-9:00pm (last admission at 8:00pm).
Note: The Grainger Science Hub, Crown Family PlayLab, and 3D Theater are closed during After 5 at the Field.

After 5 at the Field

On select Tuesday evenings, experience the Museum after hours with $5-off admission after 5pm.

Families with 2-6 year olds are invited to a free, drop-in storytime session hosted by Librarian Megan. The guest reader from Chicago Public Library will lead a fun-filled interactive PlayDate with stories, songs and more!
PlayLab PlayDates are free to museum guests, don&rsquo;t require pre-registration, and take place on IL Resident Free Days!
For more information, please see the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.datocms-assets.com/44232/1702486475-general-playlab-programs-policies-faqs.pdf">PlayLab Programs FAQs</a>. Still have questions? Contact the PlayLab team at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:playlabevents@fieldmuseum.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">playlabevents@fieldmuseum.org</a>

PlayLab PlayDate: Storytime with Librarian Megan

PlayLab PlayDate: Wonders of Winter Open Studio

PlayLab PlayDate: Squirrel Appreciation Day Story Time

Drop in to the Crown Family PlayLab for free weekly activities for 2-6 year olds!

PlayLab PlayDates

For this week's PlayLab PlayDate, families with 2-6-year-olds are invited to a free, drop-in storytime session for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Hang out in the PlayLab for this interactive read aloud and corresponding craft activities.

The featured book will be&nbsp;I am Brave: A Little Book about Martin Luther King, Jr. by Brad Meltzer.

PlayLab PlayDates are free to museum guests, don&rsquo;t require pre-registration, and take place on IL Resident Free Days!

For more information, please see the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.datocms-assets.com/44232/1702486475-general-playlab-programs-policies-faqs.pdf">PlayLab Programs FAQs</a>. Still have questions? Contact the PlayLab team at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:playlabevents@fieldmuseum.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">playlabevents@fieldmuseum.org</a>.

Families with 2-6 year olds are invited to a free, drop-in program celebrating the wonders of winter and World Snow Day, January 18, 2026. Guests will get to explore animal specimens and the features that help them survive the cold. Visitors can also experiment like scientists, mix ingredients together, and use tools to create their very own snow!

An graphic featuring a t. rex skeleton side silouette in a teal color against a lighter teal background. Snowflakes appear piled up along the dinosaurs spine, from head to tail, and more snowflakes seem to be falling around.

Families with 2-6 year olds are invited to a free, drop-in program celebrating Squirrel Appreciation Day, January 21, 2026. Join us for an interactive read-aloud all about these furry little friends and what makes them so special!
PlayLab PlayDates are free to museum guests, don&rsquo;t require pre-registration, and take place on IL Resident Free Days! Sessions take place in the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.fieldmuseum.org/exhibitions/crown-family-playlab">Crown Family PlayLab</a>.
For more information, please see the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.datocms-assets.com/44232/1702486475-general-playlab-programs-policies-faqs.pdf">PlayLab&nbsp;Programs FAQs</a>. Still have questions? Contact the&nbsp;PlayLab&nbsp;team at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:playlabevents@fieldmuseum.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">playlabevents@fieldmuseum.org</a>.

Eek, a skunk! Children can meet new friends as they explore animal puppets.

Discover some of the ancient secrets behind Indigenous African metalworking and explore how metallurgists used complex technologies to create iron long before modern factories.

Come join Ezekia Mtetwa, Postdoctoral Research Scientist, and explore how Indigenous African metallurgists used complex technologies to create iron long before modern factories.
Touch and examine clay furnaces, bellows, slag and iron ore to discover some of the ancient secrets behind Indigenous African metalworking. Learn about what skills and temperatures were required, landscape used and even how beliefs and rituals played a key component in the manufacturing process.
Participate in hands-on activities to compare African technologies in metallurgy alongside better known stories from Europe and Asia and explore life through the eyes of African scientists, scholars and technological pioneers!
Scientists, researchers, and collections managers are behind the scenes every day, uncovering new information and taking care of our collection.
During Meet a Scientist, you can find them in the&nbsp;Grainger Science Hub.&nbsp;They'll discuss their work and share real items from the museum&rsquo;s collection of nearly 40 million objects. From collections care to field work, and dinosaurs to ecology, there&rsquo;s a world of science to explore.
Visit the&nbsp;Science Hub&nbsp;on select weekdays for an up-close look at what our researchers do every day.

Escape the chill and unwind at the cozy Member Holiday Lounge! 

Come in from the cold and enjoy the Holiday Members' Lounge!

Members and Donors visiting during the bustling holiday weekend are invited to join us for a quiet break in the Museum&rsquo;s Founders&rsquo; Room. Make sure to stop by and warm up with a toasty hot beverage. Enjoy family-friendly activities for your young explorers and light refreshments while you&rsquo;re there&mdash;families and friends are also welcome!

Health and safety information: Masks are encouraged. Please note that the Museum follows the city&rsquo;s COVID guidelines, and policies may change prior to the event.

<h2>Become a member</h2>

Not a member yet? Sign up to stay connected to the Field Museum and enjoy virtual benefits from anywhere. <a href="https://www.fieldmuseum.org/join-give/become-member">Join today</a>

Take a break from the holiday hustle and get cozy with your favorite dino friends! Members and donors visiting during the bustling holiday week are invited to join us for a quiet break in the Museum&rsquo;s Founders&rsquo; Room. Create fun holiday memories with your family, and don&rsquo;t forget to capture your perfect holiday photo at the Museum.
General Admission is required for entry into the Museum.
Not a Field Museum Member? <a href="https://www.fieldmuseum.org/landing/become-member">Join today</a> and uncover unlimited opportunities for endless discovery!

Members’ Holiday Lounge

Escape the chill and unwind at the cozy Members' Holiday Lounge!

Escape the chill and unwind at the cozy Member Holiday Lounge!

Purchase a meal voucher ahead of time for a discounted rate of $20. Meal vouchers include your choice of a main dish and side dish along with a dessert.

Menu will be released closer to the event date. Vegetarian and gluten free options will be available.&nbsp;

All ticket sales are final.

Please email us at <a href="mailto:adults@fieldmuseum.org">adults@fieldmuseum.org</a> or call 312.665.7264 with any questions.

Explore the wild side of romance at Chemistry in Nature, an adults-only night celebrating the strange and spectacular world of animal mating behaviors.
Wander the museum and drop into pop-up storytelling sessions where experts share unbelievable courtship rituals&mdash;from birds that dance that attract the female gaze, to animals who take fighting for love to a whole new meaning.
Plus, put your own skills to the test with hands-on, interactive activities that let you experience the science of attraction firsthand. Test your nose at pheromone sniffing, guess animal mating calls, or discover which animal reflects your personal love language. Then embark on our Courtship Quest, a playful way to meet new people, spark conversations, and discover what &ldquo;love in the wild&rdquo; really looks like.
Follow the clues, and you may even unlock entry to a hidden speakeasy tucked within the museum&mdash;a cozy retreat for the curious and adventurous.
Whether you seek love, friendship, or science, join us for an evening where nature&rsquo;s chemistry comes alive.
Tickets include light snacks, beer, wine, and our specialty cocktail. Additional food and beverages will be available for purchase.

Chemistry in Nature: The Birds, The Bees, and Biology

Museum After Hours

Events for Adults

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Explore stone tools and see where human technology originated.

Stone tools were first produced approximately 3.3 million years ago and form the beginning of the archaeological record. Survey stone tools from the anthropology collections and meet Research Associate Sara Watson as she illustrates the complexity of ancient technologies and shows how deeply ingrained the use of technology is in our evolutionary lineage.

Have our poet-in-residence compose a poem for you to ring in the new year!

Imagine what it would feel like to stand next to a T. rex. Ponder what flowers smelled like 30 million years ago. See what inspiration you'll find and start turning your ideas into poetry with Eric Elshtain, the Field Museum's first poet in residence.&nbsp;
Join us for a series of weekly events that change how you see the museum&mdash;whether you&rsquo;ve visited once or dozens of times. Encounter objects from our collection. Tour an exhibition. Find our poet in residence at a typewriter station to craft your own poem!
Eric hosts pop-ups on select weekdays from 10am&ndash;12pm, in locations across the museum. No prior knowledge of poetry needed. &nbsp;

Poetry Pop-Up: Poems for Members

Poetry Pop-up: Poetry is the Thing with Feathers

Poety Pop-up: Whale Songs

Poetry Pop-up: Cold-blooded Poetry

Discover the natural world through poetry at weekly pop-up events featuring the Field’s poet in residence.

Poetry Pop-up

A group gathers at the corner of a diorama case. One man sits a desk with a typerwriter. He looks up to a family of three standing over him. The man in the middle stands with arms around the other two individuals. Both are smiling down at the man seated at the desk. A black box with a glass front holds a rock specimen and is propped up against the leg of the desk.

Poetry Pop-Up

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Join Eric at the Members' Holiday Lounge, in the Founders' Room.

Join Eric in the Ronald and Christina Gidwitz Hall of Birds and make poetry for the birds!

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Write poems under the shadow of a right whale skeleton, while listening to the mournful songs of different whale species.

Imagine what it would feel like to stand next to a T. rex. Ponder what flowers smelled like 30 million years ago. See what inspiration you'll find and start turning your ideas into poetry with Eric Elshtain, the Field Museum's first poet in residence.&nbsp;
Join us for a series of weekly events that change how you see the museum&mdash;whether you&rsquo;ve visited once or dozens of times. Encounter objects from our collection. Tour an exhibition. Find our poet in residence at a typewriter station to craft your own poem!
Eric hosts pop-ups most Thursdays from 10am&ndash;12pm, in locations across the museum. No prior knowledge of poetry needed. &nbsp;

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