Extinction Rebellion Stages Climate Protest at AMNH
Over the weekend, activists from Extinction Rebellion – a UK-founded environmental movement known for staging large-scale protests and using mass arrests to get attention – occupied Read More...
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This Year’s Origami Tree is Elephant-Inspired
The American Museum of Natural History‘s iconic Origami Holiday Tree will be back on display starting Monday, November 20. Read More...
AMNH To Move Human Remains Into Storage
The American Museum of Natural History has announced that it will drastically change how it handles human remains that have long been part of the Read More...
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PHOTOS: Theodore Roosevelt Park Renovations Unveiled
On Thursday, NYC Parks and the American Museum of Natural History unveiled the long-awaited final renovations Read More...
Salman Rushdie Accepts Award at Gala Hosted at AMNH
At the 2023 Literary Gala held at the American Museum of Natural History on Thursday, PEN America honored author Salman Rushdie Read More...
PHOTOS: American Museum of Natural History Unveils New Gilder Center
On Wednesday, the American Museum of Natural History invited members of the press to get a first look at the brand-new, state-of-the-art Richard Gilder Center Read More...
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American Museum of Natural History Names Sean M. Decatur New President
The current president of Kenyon College and an esteemed biophysical chemist will make history of his own as the iconic institution’s first Black leader on Read More...
AMNH Origami Holiday Tree Returns Nov. 21
On November 21st, the Origami Holiday Tree is returning to the American Museum of Natural History, and the theme may surprise you. In honor of Read More...
AMNH Announces Richard Gilder Center Opening Date
There’s been opposition since the beginning — specifically among Theodore Roosevelt Park-goers who’ve argued the project would make the green space smaller and less usable Read More...
Behind the Art of the 81st Street – Museum of Natural History Subway Station
The American Museum of Natural History has been beloved by New Yorkers and visitors alike since its opening in 1869. Home to the iconic, 94-foot-long Read More...
