Senior Day
Free admission to all visitors age 65 or older.
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Free admission to all visitors age 65 or older.
Museum Closed | Happy Holidays!
Winter can be a cold, dark time in the High Desert. Join the Millers as they get ready for and celebrate the season. Learn what goes into getting ready for winter on a homestead. The Millers will share how they keep the cabin cozy during the winter months, including sharing a recipe to make at […]
Museum Members, please join us online! Executive Director Dana Whitelaw, Ph.D., will talk about what’s next for the Museum. Wildlife staff will also offer insight into animals in the Museum’s care. This is a virtual event and when registered, you will receive an email with login instructions by Wednesday, December 8 at 12:00 pm.
The glaciers in Oregon are rapidly changing, like most in the rest of the world. Join Portland State glaciologist, Andrew Fountain, to learn about glacier changes in Oregon and the western U.S. and how they may relate to glaciers elsewhere, including Greenland and Antarctica. This Natural History Pub is taking place at the High Desert […]
It’s spacious, warm and wondrous inside the High Desert Museum! Join us after hours to see the latest exhibitions and enjoy a safe night out. Rimrock Café will be open for folks to grab a brew or bite. The Museum store, Silver Sage Trading, will also be open. Every Thursday, December 2 – February 24 […]
We say “thank you” with Member Appreciation Week! Pick up a free Museum activity kit when you visit with festive crafts and activities for all ages. The Museum’s store, Silver Sage Trading, will also provide members 15 percent off most merchandise. Members always free! RSVP: highdesertmuseum.org/members-week
Attention Museum members! Ideal gifts await, and during this time members receive 15 percent off! Those coming to exclusively shop at Silver Sage Trading may enter for free. Check in at Admissions. November 26 — December 9
Museum Closed. Happy Thanksgiving!
Through the stories of five Indigenous runners, Carrying Messages: Native Runners, Ancestral Homelands and Awakening highlights the historical significance of running in Native cultures in the Western United States and running as an expression of empowerment, sovereignty and cultural revitalization today.