• Text: Timed Tickets Required! You must get your ticket in advance. Image: A boy standing next to the moose diorama in the Mammal Gallery.
    Welcome back to the Museum! See what's going on and what's different, and don't forget to buy your timed tickets in advance. 
  • Text: Owls Rendez-Vous. Image: A Eurasian Eagle-Owl and a Great Horned Owl. 
    Opens July 28! Come face-to-face with live owls in this special outdoor exhibition in partnership with Little Ray's Nature Centres. 
  • Text: Enjoy Nature at Home. Image: Adults and a child with paper and pencils at a coffee table. 
    Discover a wide variety of activities that you can do to enjoy #NatureAtHome. 

Welcome back!

The museum is now open from Wednesdays to Sundays. Purchase tickets in advance online.

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Buy Tickets in Advance

Tickets are limited and for a specified entry time, and they must be purchased in advance. Buy tickets.

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What to Expect

Before Your Visit

In order to make the most of your visit, read our Welcome Back about what to expect at the museum as we try to help keep all of us healthy.

Text: Owls Rendez-Vous. Image: A Eurasian Eagle-Owl and a Great Horned Owl.

Owls Rendez-Vous

Opens July 28, 2021

Come face-to-face with live owls in this special outdoor exhibition in partnership with Little Ray's Nature Centres.

A deer stag calling in a field during rutting season. 

What's That Sound?

Scavenger Hunt

Discover intriguing nature sounds and test your skills at reproducing them by taking part in our scavenger hunt.

Pavers on the museum grounds.

Steps across Canada

Personalized Pavers

Make a donation for a personalized paver for the museum grounds.

Museum research scientist Amanda Savoie looking for seaweed specimens in the intertidal zone at Kejimkujik National Park, Nova Scotia. 

Ocean and Freshwater Connections

UN Decade of Ocean Science

Learn about the museum's research and education on aquatic species and water-related topics.

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