Field Museum

"You can't see it all in one day." 👀

You asked, we answered. Get ready for more time with your Field favs at Legendary Late Hours!

Starting this summer, join us for select days to stay late and explore all the museum has to offer, and be sure to add the Pokémon Fossil Museum and After the Age of Dinosaurs to your itinerary for the full Field experience.

Learn more ➡️ 🔗 https://fieldmuseum.io/LegLateHoursSocial

ONE WEEK AWAY: Pokémon Fossil Museum 🏛️

NEXT FRIDAY (5/22) is the grand opening of our new special exhibition: the Pokémon Fossil Museum!

⚡️Dig into an exciting adventure with iconic Pokémon, and explore the discovery of prehistoric life through fossils

⚡️Follow Pokémon Professors to uncover the research behind Pokémon behavior and ecology

⚡️Immerse yourself in the worlds of Pokémon and natural history with models of fan-favorite Pokémon, real fossil excavation and preparation tools, and exhibition soundscapes

🚨 Opening weekend tickets are almost at capacity, but tickets throughout the summer are still up for grabs!

Get yours today. ➡️ fieldmuseum.io/visit

🚨 Educators, this one's for YOU! 🚨

Join Field Museum Educators, our new hub for teachers, parents, and community members who use learning resources from The Field Museum.

If you're looking for new ways to engage your students, meaningful professional development opportunities, or simply want to stay up to date on the newest things coming out of the Learning Center, this group is for you!

EVENT: Join us on May 22 for an evening celebrating the grand opening of the Pokémon Fossil Museum at the Field Museum! ⚡️

Receive exclusive, after-hours access to the exhibit and embark on your own fossil adventure through the exhibit halls of the Field Museum.

You’ll want to catch all this event has to offer, including demonstrations by our team of scientists, hands-on activities, crafts, and of course, plenty of fossils!

Learn more. ➡️ https://fieldmuseum.io/FamilyNightPFMFB

Everybody could use an extra hand—but what about a tail? 🐒

This tree-climbing animal is from a diverse group of early mammals called Cimolesta. It lived 52 million years ago in present-day Wyoming. 🌳

With an extra-long, prehensile tail, this critter could grip branches and move through ancient forests with ease. 🧗

While this mammal has no living descendants, its fossil offers a rare look back at a world long gone. 👋

Learn more in special exhibition After the Age of Dinosaurs. ➡️ fieldmuseum.io/visit

Natural history IS art. 🎨🦴

Everybody gets their references from somewhere... but we definitely feel like we've seen some of these looks before.

Here's where we think they may have gotten their outfit inspo. 👀

Emma Chamberlain ➡️ Tiffany Stained Glass Mermaid

From one shimmering work of art to another—great work. 💯

Heidi Klum ➡️ Field Museum Muse

Why take inspiration when you can *become* the statue. Chiseled, polished, and ready for preservation... we have no notes. 📝

Beyoncé ➡️ SUE

Queen B *CLEARLY* took notes from our tyrant lizard king and sported this season's hottest new accessories: ribs, a spine, and a killer silhouette. 🦖