"Eve" author Cat Bohannon will be at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History tonight to discuss why moving past the framework of the male norm in science, research, and business yields benefits not just for us all. CMNH curator Emma Finestone shares her thoughts in this Q&A. ow.ly/6LGW50QX9BX

The Trout Club of Cleveland Museum of Natural History is proud to host the 18th annual Fly Fishing Film Tour this Saturday, March 23! Guests will enjoy a top-notch selection of short films that are sure to ramp up the excitement for the season ahead. #F3T #goCMNH For details: cmnh.org/calendar/fly-f…

For a limited time, visitors to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History can view the "Discovering Dunkleosteus terrelli" exhibit and learn the story behind the discovery of the armored fish that lived about 360 million years ago known as "Dunk." Cleveland Museum of Natural History ow.ly/SYQ450R1KmL

Via ⁦Paige Bennett⁩, a look at the $150 million re-imagination of ⁦Cleveland Museum of Natural History⁩. crainscleveland.com/nonprofits-phi…

➡ When talking about Cleveland Museum of Natural History's $150 million transformation project, president and CEO Sonia Winner doesn’t like to use the word “renovation.” “It's not a renovation,” she said. “It's a re-imagination of natural history.” crainscleveland.com/nonprofits-phi…

Thank you Cleveland Museum of Natural History for a wonderful field trip experience! Students learned so much through the hands-on artifacts and loved seeing the outdoor animals, native to Ohio! #CFIS #CFEVS #CFTogether

Come over to Wade Oval starting at 10:00 AM for an unforgettable experience watching the total solar eclipse with us and @gocmnh! Listen to music, enjoy hands-on activities, and more, all for FREE on Wade Oval! 🌒 Visit universitycircle.org/eclipse for more info

Love this! Such happy faces! Thank you for visiting.

We're so glad you enjoyed your trip! Thanks for visiting. 🦋

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History (Cleveland Museum of Natural History) plans to name a new wing in its reimagined museum after benefactors Larry Sears and Sally Zlotnick Sears, who have committed $10 million to the project. Details from Paige Bennett. crainscleveland.com/nonprofits-phi…

#NaturalHistoryMuseums are continuing to be more accessible to the public and engaging on topics that resonate locally—from redesigning their buildings to connecting scientists with the public to engaging their communities on contemporary societal issues. nytimes.com/2024/04/27/art…

🦕 "The inside and outside transformation is designed to do nothing less than reinvent the concept of a natural-history museum."–The New York Times on the Cleveland Museum of Natural History $150 million renovation 🔗 nytimes.com/2024/04/27/art… Destination Cleveland City of Cleveland The New York Times #GreaterCLE #AllIn

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What an amazing visit! Thank you for spending time with us. 🌼

Had the great pleasure of getting a tour of and behind-the-scenes look at Cleveland Museum of Natural History last week. The newly-reimagined museum is OPEN, with more new spaces opening later this year. While it’s nice out, highly recommend exploring their outdoor/animal space, including porcupine butts!!

Renowned author Amy Tan visited the Cleveland Museum of Natural History last week to talk about her newest book, "The Backyard Bird Chronicles". Tan sat down with FreshWater Cleveland to talk about her inspiration and motivation to write and draw about birds. tinyurl.com/2vddnkx2

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#Browns Myles Garrett at his 3rd annual back to school kickoff event at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Garrett is right at home here amongst the dinosaur fossiled skeletons.

#Browns DE Myles Garrett held his third annual Back-To-School Kickoff today, giving away school supplies and other items to local families. Mo Hurst was there to help, too. And this year Myles got to hold it at one of his favorite places—the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

🦦 The cover star of our September issue, the playful river otter, was once pushed out of Ohio. Now, after conservation efforts, it thrives again — even appearing in the Cuyahoga River and other local waterways. (You can also meet them at Cleveland Museum of Natural History!) clevelandmagazine.com/in-the-cle/new…