Phone: (213) 763-3253
FAX: (213) 749-3583
fellows@nhm.org
Our newly-opened Car Park is on the southeast corner of Exposition Blvd. and Bill Robertson Lane, on the NHM campus. It is $8, and only cash is accepted. After you park, walk through the new native garden to the new outdoor ticket booth!
If our Car Park is full, parking is usually also available in lots throughout Exposition Park. These lots are $10 (though costs rise for special events) and are also cash only.
Your membership contributes directly to the NHM Next Campaign — which means you’ll be supporting our scientific research, the preservation of our extraordinary collections, and the exhibitions in which that scientific expertise and our 3.5 million objects and specimens converge!
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Fellows members are a visionary group of donors who support the Museum's mission and, in return for their generosity, receive exclusive benefits, and access including invitations to a year-long calendar of events with the Museum's President and Director, including family adventures, VIP dinners, exciting field trips, and exhibition openings. Learn more about The Fellows.
They are also invited to one of the Museum's largest and most fun events, the annual Haunted Museum Halloween party.
NHM
May 5, 10 am-1 pm
Fellows are invited for day of fun for all ages – a preview of our new outdoor habitat. Join Museum scientists to discover some of the creatures already living in the gardens, and learn about the various plants and trees selected to attract diverse wildlife. North Campus Director Carol Bornstein will showcase the newly planted Home Garden and provide pointers on mastering an edible garden of your own. Enjoy a stroll through a new civic green space or put your green thumbs into practice. There will be tasty backyard treats and refreshments.
Benefit level: Active level and higher.
Offsite
July 22 , 11 am and 1 pm
Offered quarterly, Fellows in Focus tours highlight the activities of our researchers in locations, and focusing on topics, that Museum visitors and members don’t normally get to see. Join us offsite for a special glimpse at some of the Museum’s 3.5 million invertebrate fossil specimens, most of which have never been seen by the public. Collections Manager Mary Stecheson will showcase some of her favorite sponge, snail, jellyfish, insect and other spineless fossils. Fellows members and higher can email fellows@nhm.org to reserve a space.