Denver Museum of Nature & Science

For Colorado’s Cambodian community, the opening of "Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia" was more than an exhibition—it was a homecoming. The scent of traditional Cambodian food, the sounds of elders speaking Khmer, and the presence of sacred blessing ceremonies made this moment unforgettable. Featuring over 100 ancient artifacts, this immersive exhibition brings the grandeur of Angkor to life while honoring the traditions and voices of the Cambodian community. Read more in Catalyst: https://bit.ly/4l2ljP8

Yes, you can touch! “Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deep” isn’t just something you look at—it’s something you experience! From touching fossil casts to interactive exhibits that bring prehistoric seas to life, this exhibition is packed with hands-on fun. Come dive in and explore! #JurassicOceans #DMNS

🎬 Last Chance to Experience the Infinity Theater Before It Temporarily Closes for Renovation on April 8 🎬 Big changes are coming to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science! As part of the exciting East Wing Project, the Infinity Theater will temporarily close starting April 8, 2025. But there’s still time to catch your favorite films on the giant screen before construction begins. 📅 Visit before April 8 for one last epic movie experience before we hit pause on screenings. The rest of the Museum will remain open, and we’ll be sharing updates as the project progresses. Don’t miss your chance—get your tickets now! 🎟️ https://lnkd.in/gj64zYik

🌊 Have you taken the plunge into “Jurassic Oceans” yet? 🌊 The Jurassic seas are calling! Visitors are raving about “Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deep”—a journey back in time to when giant marine reptiles ruled the waters. - See colossal fossils & life-size models - Meet the prehistoric ocean’s fiercest predators -Explore hands-on activities & bilingual exhibits Now open! Plan your visit today: https://lnkd.in/gxtEcWGJ Thank you to The Denver Foundation for sponsoring “Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deep.” #JurassicOceans #MonstersOfTheDeep #Fossils #PrehistoricPredator

Don’t miss your chance to experience Animal Kingdom 3D on the giant screen before the Infinity Theater closes for renovations in April! Journey across frozen forests, scorching savannas, and deep oceans to meet incredible animals and discover what makes our natural world so spectacular. This immersive adventure is packed with stunning nature footage, fun facts, and larger-than-life moments you won’t forget! Catch it before it’s gone: https://bit.ly/41ZkBcQ #AnimalKingdom3D #DMNS #GiantScreenAdventure #WildlifeWonder #InfinityTheater

For years, scientists have debated how long dinosaurs survived after the asteroid impact. Now, groundbreaking research led by DMNS Associate Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology Dr. Tyler Lyson is revealing new insights into the final days of dinosaurs in North America. By examining fossil layers in Colorado and North Dakota, researchers are pinpointing exactly when and how life vanished—and which species managed to survive. Could these discoveries reshape our understanding of Earth’s most famous extinction event? Read more in Catalyst: https://bit.ly/43nstqU (Illustration/ Andrey Atuchin) #DinosaurExtinction #DMNS #ScienceInAction #FossilFinds #Catalyst

Join us for Quaestionum Curatores, an immersive evening of scientific discovery inspired by Immersive Denver! From the mysteries of the cosmos to groundbreaking discoveries, this event will challenge your thinking, expand your horizons, and sharpen your critical investigation skills. Are you ready to separate fact from fiction? Come explore, question, and learn with us! Tuesday, April 1 at 7 p.m. | Denver Museum of Nature & Science Get your tickets today: https://bit.ly/4l5IPee #QuaestionumCuratores #DMNS #ScienceExploration #ThinkCritically #StayCurious

We're deeply saddened by Brian Vogt's passing. We hold the Denver Botanic Gardens community, his family and all who knew and loved Brian close during this time.    “Our entire community has lost an extraordinary leader with the passing of Brian Vogt. Brian was a friend and a visionary who transformed the Denver Botanic Gardens into a true community treasure. He had a gift for bringing people together through shared learning and inspiration, and his impact extended far beyond the Gardens. We will miss his optimism, kindness and welcoming nature.”    -Denver Museum of Nature & Science President & CEO George Sparks 

Join us on March 26th at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science for 60 Minutes in Space where our owner and astronomer, Naomi Pequette, will dive into the latest breaking space news from this month! No reservations are required. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. For more details, check out: https://lnkd.in/gT-P4n56 Video Credit: NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory. The Sun 3/20/25.

From ancient cave paintings to da Vinci, science and art have long been connected. Now, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science is making history by using tattoo machines to label silicone fossil molds—a first in the museum world! This innovative technique is being applied to our remarkable collection of Late Cretaceous fossils from Madagascar, including a dinosaur-eating frog and a pug-nosed vegetarian crocodile. Learn how this creative breakthrough is shaping the future of fossil preservation in Catalyst: https://bit.ly/4kZdt8Y #DMNS #ArtMeetsScience #TattooTech #Catalyst #MadagascarMonday