While you are here for ChristmasTown, step back in time as you view a realistic recreation of the events surrounding the night of our Savior’s birth.
Learn MoreWe’re excited to announce that our Plants of the Bible Conservatory opened to help kick off this year’s ChristmasTown at the Creation Museum on Friday.
Learn MoreWhat key ministry opportunities are we looking to fund with this year’s dollar-for-dollar matching gift?
Learn MoreBeginning the day after Thanksgiving, ChristmasTown will run from 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., November 29, 2024–January 4, 2025, Tuesday through Saturday on select days.
Learn MoreHow did animals manage to quickly fill even the far reaches of the earth after the global flood of Noah’s day?
Learn MoreBabel, as the city became known, marks the historical splitting of languages and explains the language families we see evidence of in the world today.
Learn MoreThe Lord was grieved at this great wickedness, and he determined to send judgment—a catastrophic global flood. But even in judgment, God chose to extend mercy.
Learn MoreAfter nine months of closure, the day has finally arrived: the Creation Museum’s zoo, renamed the Creation Zoo, has reopened to guests!
Learn MoreSkeptics often claim the Genesis flood was merely local and not worldwide.
Learn MoreA stunning new movie recently began showing in our 4D Special Effects Theater, Dragons: Quest for Truth.
Learn MoreIn addition to old favorites, a number of new critters are set to call the new Eden Zoo home. Meet some of the new additions!
Learn MoreCritics have long denied the existence of King David, claiming he was a legendary figure akin to King Arthur of British lore.
Learn MoreOur Stargazer Planetarium brings the universe within reach using laser projectors that display strikingly realistic images on a 30-meter-diameter tilted dome.
Learn MoreMonday was a big day as our new conservatory received a major delivery—the largest delivery of plants for this major Creation Museum project.
Learn MoreThere are still many mysteries surrounding dinosaurs. How did a group of animals that left fossilized footprints on every continent eventually cease to exist?
Learn MoreThe excitement is growing as our new Protoceratops Fossilization display, which will be located inside the Starting Points exhibit, heads toward completion.
Learn MoreConstruction is advancing on the Eden Zoo. The newly renovated and expanded zoo will display your old favorites and a variety of new and unique species.
Learn MoreSome versions of the Bible include numerous mentions of “dragons,” and most cultures have legends of dragon encounters. Could those dragons have been dinosaurs?
Learn MoreMedically speaking, what do conception and fertilization mean, and why should people know the difference?
Learn MoreWhat do death, taxes, and Easter have in common? Find out at our Easter Living History event, March 29–30, 2024!
Learn MoreWhat do death, taxes, and Easter have in common? Find out at our Easter Living History event, March 29–30, 2024!
Learn MoreRoger Patterson, Education Specialist for Answers in Genesis, was an atheist and trained as an evolutionist when he was in university. So, what changed?
Learn MoreLucy was once considered to be a “missing link” in human evolution.
Learn MoreThe Creation Museum boasts a powerful pro-life exhibit, Fearfully & Wonderfully Made, which answers important questions such as, “When does life begin?”
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