As part of the Hellems renovation project, a construction fence will encircle the CUMNH through November 2025.ÌýThe Museum will remain open and accessible during this time.
Construction updates, accessibility, and parking information
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What's On
Featured Exhibits
The Museum's Triceratops at SEEC
(East Campus) Sustainability, Energy and Environment Community Building / OnlineÌý
CU Â鶹ӰԺ is now home to a Triceratops skeleton cast! Click here to learn how to visit it on East Campus and explore the exhibit online.Ìý
Take a Closer Look
McKenna Gallery
Explore an elegant collection of Museum objects through the macro photography lens of Felix Salazar. Disponible en Español.
Antarctica
BioLounge / Online
Take a deep dive, beyond Antarctica’s ice, to the ancientÌýDryÌýValleys where CU conducts world-class research! Disponible en Español.
Horses in the North American West
Anthroplogy Hall / Online
Understand when, why, and how horses shaped human history by studying horse equipment and ancient animal bones. Disponible en Español.
Museum From Home Highlights
Family Activities
Download activities for family fun. Disponible en español.
Upcoming Events
Browse our full calendar of lectures and events.
Lecture Archive
Watch past lectures in our online video archive.
Museum Unlocked
Go behind the scenes of the CUMNH in our new podcast.
Ways to Connect
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Family, Student, and Adult Programs
Children and Families
Free programs and hands-on exhibits engage children and families throughout the year.
Students and Faculty
Check out our programs for lectures and workshops. Study or meet with students in the Biolounge. Use the museum for a class project!
BioLounge
Students Using the Museum
Faculty Using the Museum
Adults
Engage with experts and artists while meeting others who share your passion for natural and cultural history.
Schools and Groups
Our guided programs are fun, interactive, and developed to address state and local school curriculum standards.
Field Trips
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Discovery Kits for the Classroom