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Camp Earth
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T. rex vs. T. rex
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Holiday Hours
Friday, July 3: open 10-5
Saturday, July 4: closed
Sunday, July 5: open 12-5
Monday, July 6: open 10-5 (Summer Mondays begin)

  DoublExposure
Through September 13.
This photographic exhibit documents one aspect of the warming climate that brings the viewer into panoramas of glaciers once grand but now receding.
 

Federal Duck Stamp Exhibit at Powdermill
Through August 30.
Art for Nature's Sake: Duck Stamps and Wetland Conservation. Exhibit commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Federal Duck Stamp program. This exhibit is showing at Powdermill Nature Reserve in Rector, PA.

 

The Horse
Through July 5.
The Horse is a complex and fascinating exhibit that explores our amazing and enduring relationship with the horse. Sponsored locally in part by Richard King Mellon Foundation and Fort Pitt Capital Group.

 

Insects, Ink & Inklings: Illustrations by Jane Hyland
Through Fall 2009.
Enjoy a selection of works by Carnegie Museum of Natural History scientific illustrator Jane Hyland.

 

Time Machines: Watches from the H.J. Heinz Collection
Through Fall 2009.
The collection of timepieces donated to Carnegie Museum of Natural History by ketchup-and-pickle magnate H.J. Heinz is considered one of the finest collections of its type in America.

 

Polar Weekend
July 10-12.
Escape from the summer heat and visit the Polar Regions of the world! Learn about the research Carnegie Museum scientists are doing in the arctic, and see a new show in Earth Theater.

 

Whales | Tohorā
Opens October 31.
Explore the world of these amazing sea creatures through a unique blend of science and storytelling.

 

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 6/21/09
Pee-yoo! Invasion of the stink bugs

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, 6/18/09
Summer camps evolve, offer unique experiences

Pop CIty Media, 6/17/09
CMNH and CMOA open photography exhibitions

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, 5/17/09
Geologist couple mine golden discovery at Carnegie museum

BBC News, 4/23/09
"Missing link" fossil seal walked

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, 4/13/09
Museum Director Awarded Fellowship

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 3/26/09
Museum links to students in high-def

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 3/25/09
Archaeologist chases ancient horse history with adventurous spirit

KDKA-TV, 3/6/09
The Horse

Los Angeles Times, 3/6/09
Horses were tamed a millennium earlier than previously thought

Pittsburgh Tribune–Review, 2/21/09
Golden eagle back on Aviary's radar

Pittsburgh Tribune–Review, 11/20/08
Overnights give kids a night at the museum

New York Times, 7/6/08
Carnegie Museum named a must–see

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