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There’s so much to do and see at the Creation Museum, and we want to make planning your visit a smooth process.

As you walk through the Flood Geology exhibit at the Creation Museum, you’ll get to meet Ebenezer, our Allosaurus!

When Noah’s descendants disobeyed God’s command to fill the earth, God gave them different languages, causing them to spread over the earth.

As you walk through the Creation Museum’s portico, you can learn about dragon legends from all over the world and how they support what we read in the Bible.

God loves variety! Nowhere can we see this more clearly than among the insects.

All human beings are made in the image of God. We can be confident of these implications of being made in God’s image because they are revealed in his Word.

You can learn more about Jesus’ death and resurrection through our Christ, Cross, and Consummation exhibit and a unique event happening April 7–8, 2023.

Start planning your spring break or summer visit to the Creation Museum today, and learn about a couple exciting opportunities.

One of the rulers you will meet in our Borderland: Israel in the Time of Jesus exhibit at the Creation Museum is Herod the Great.

The Creation Museum is designed around seven pivotal events from the beginning to the end of time, which we call the 7 C’s of History.

At the very moment the sperm fertilizes the egg, an individual human being with his or her own combination of DNA begins developing inside the mother.

Lucy, the most famous specimen of Australopithecus afarensis, has been widely portrayed as the supreme example of a “missing link” between apes and humans.

Various biblical characters and eras are used to show how archaeology supports the accounts we find in Scripture, and one of those is Hezekiah.

How we view the world around us is determined by our starting point. Are we starting with man’s word or God’s Word?

If you are looking for a Christian educational experience for your child or teen this summer, look no further than our Explore Summer Camps this year!

What happens at the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter attractions while we’re closed every Sunday–Tuesday during the winter?

Are animals all here by random chance, or did God design them? What makes a legless lizard different from a snake? Find out in this video with Karina Altman.

We’re excited that you can now take our unique Borderland: Israel in the Time of Jesus exhibit home with the new hardcover book of the same name!

In just a few months, we are welcoming Deaf guests from across America to the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum for Deaf Days—now expanded to a three-day event.

One of the new features of our expanded Fearfully & Wonderfully Made exhibit includes the powerful story of Claire Culwell, an abortion survivor.

With an exciting new project coming to the Ark Encounter, guests will be able to learn even more about first-century Jerusalem!

While you are here for this special time of the year, step back in time as you view a realistic recreation of the events surrounding our Savior’s birth.

If you are joining us for this year’s ChristmasTown at the Creation Museum, make the most of your visit with our 3-Day Bouncer Pass.

Get a taste of what you will experience during ChristmasTown at the Creation Museum in these pictures.