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Family Programs

All Programs for Families

Bug Brigade
Twice a month we offer visitors an opportunity to observe and handle live bugs to learn about these arthropods' anatomy, behavior and important ecological roles. Every second and fourth Saturday from 2-4pm.
Scientist in the Spotlight
Creating a bridge between the public and local scientists in an informal atmosphere where visitors can ask questions and learn more about current research, this popular program highlights scientists from our own staff along with others from the...
Phun with Physics
By popular demand, Phun with Physics has returned in our new space. What do balloons, bicycle wheels, liquid nitrogen, flowers and a vacuum pump have in common? Find out at NHMU! These are physics demos like you have never seen before.
Spring Break Camp 2013
Spring Break Camp 2013 had ended. Thank you!
Astronomy Week

Celebrate Astronomy Week at the Natural History Museum of Utah! Meet local astronomy experts, learn the difference between comets and asteroids and explore magnetism,...
Family Workshops
At NHMU Family Workshops, adults and children discover, collaborate, and create together. You’ll learn from natural history experts as you build new skills and explore Museum resources.
Girl Scouts at the Museum
We offer several GSU Pathway workshops that will help your Girl Scout fulfill her badges and participatory patches. Current program offerings are below and registration is through the Girl Scouts of Utah website.
Boy Scouts at the Museum
Boy Scouts will enjoy a wide variety of hands-on, authentic experiences with natural history concepts that also support their progress towards Cub Scout Belt Loops, Cub Scout Merit Badges and Boy Scout Merit Badges.

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