Curiosity Club

This is a brand new program that we are thrilled to start in December. Scroll down to see program dates and topics.
Where young minds ignite and imagination takes flight!
Join us at the Natural History Museum of Utah for Curiosity Club, a 3-hour, drop-off program designed for elementary-aged kids who love to explore, experiment, and create. Each session dives into a variety of hands-on STEAM topics—Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math—offering exciting opportunities to investigate the natural world, spark new ideas, and stretch creative thinking.
In response to parent feedback, Curiosity Club offers longer sessions and a wider age range than our previous programs, making it a perfect fit for busy families and curious kids ready for a bigger adventure. Led by our enthusiastic and knowledgeable educators, each class blends engaging activities, authentic Museum experiences, and plenty of opportunities for collaboration and problem-solving.
Drop them off, and we’ll take it from there—while you enjoy a few hours to yourself, they’ll be busy exploring the wonders of STEAM!
Space is limited to maximize the experience. Museum Members receive a discount on programming, but membership is not required to register.
*Program Fees:
- Museum Members: $20
- Non-Museum Members: $25
- *If you wish to visit the Museum after this program, Museum Admission must be purchased.
Please note:
- Online registration closes 3 days prior to program, unless program reaches it maximum before that. On-site registration is not allowed.
- You’ll receive an email with check-in location and further information 3-5 days prior to session.
Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel your registration, email programs@nhmu.utah.edu with your child’s name and the confirmation/order number, no later than two weeks prior to the program start date/time. If we can fill your spot, you’ll receive a 90% refund. If we are unable to fill your spot, you’ll receive a 75% refund.
Questions? Contact Youth and Family Programs Manager, Shelli Campbell, at programs@nhmu.utah.edu.