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Field Museum

Field Museum

Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos

Chicago, IL 46,739 followers

About us

Now in its 125th year, the Field Museum is a forward-thinking scientific leader on a mission to explore, protect, and celebrate nature and culture. The Field takes part in groundbreaking research all over the world while maintaining one of the world’s largest collections of artifacts and specimens, used to inspire discovery, spark public engagement with science, and uncover solutions for a better world. To share its scientific and educational mission, the Field welcomes 1.6 million visitors every year.

Website
http://www.fieldmuseum.org
Industry
Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Type
Nonprofit
Specialties
Natural History

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  • SNEAK PEEK: the North American debut of Pokémon Fossil Museum! ⚡️Dig into an exciting adventure with iconic Pokémon, and explore the discovery of prehistoric life through fossils. ⚡️Follow Pokémon Professors to uncover the research behind Pokémon behavior and ecology ⚡️Immerse yourself in the worlds of Pokémon and natural history with models of fan-favorite Pokémon, real fossil excavation and preparation tools, and exhibition soundscapes.

    • A museum exhibit entrance featuring a decorative wall with the "Pokémon Fossil Museum" sign, showcasing various fossil designs. There's a display case below the sign with informational panels on either side.
    • A museum exhibit features a large, stylized Tryantrum skeleton, a prominent display with sharp teeth and curved structures, set against a backdrop of vibrant, animated jungle scenery. On the side, a smaller fossil display is encased in a glass box. The room is well-lit, focusing on the detailed and imaginative design of the exhibits.
    • The image shows a museum exhibit featuring displays of Kabuto and Kabutops figures from Pokémon. The background is a colorful illustration of a tropical beach scene with palm trees and mountains.
    • A museum display featuring a model of an Archaeopteryx with spread wings on a red base inside a glass case. Behind it, a poster titled "Fossil 'restoration' in our world" includes an illustration of an Archaeopteryx.
  • Hi, Excavator Pikachu! 🪨⛏️ After uncovering the research behind Pokémon behavior and ecology in special exhibition Pokémon Fossil Museum, visitors can keep the adventure going with a voucher to the Pokémon Fossil Museum exhibition store. ⚡️Limit five (5) items per visitor ⚡️Limit one (1) Excavator Pikachu plush per visitor, available in person only ⚡️Some Pokémon Fossil Museum retail items are available online FAQs. ➡️ 🔗 FieldMuseum.io/PFMFaqs

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  • ONE WEEK AWAY: Pokémon Fossil Museum 🏛️ NEXT FRIDAY (5/22) is the grand opening of our new special exhibition: the Pokémon Fossil Museum! ⚡️Dig into an exciting adventure with iconic Pokémon, and explore the discovery of prehistoric life through fossils ⚡️Follow Pokémon Professors to uncover the research behind Pokémon behavior and ecology ⚡️Immerse yourself in the worlds of Pokémon and natural history with models of fan-favorite Pokémon, real fossil excavation and preparation tools, and exhibition soundscapes 🚨 Opening weekend tickets are almost at capacity, but tickets throughout the summer are still up for grabs! Get yours today. ➡️ fieldmuseum.io/visit

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  • 🚨 Educators, this one's for YOU! 🚨 Join Field Museum Educators, our new hub for teachers, parents, and community members who use learning resources from The Field Museum. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gP3ys7pC If you're looking for new ways to engage your students, meaningful professional development opportunities, or simply want to stay up to date on the newest things coming out of the Learning Center, this group is for you!

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    EVENT: Join us on May 22 for an evening celebrating the grand opening of the Pokémon Fossil Museum at the Field Museum! ⚡️ Receive exclusive, after-hours access to the exhibit and embark on your own fossil adventure through the exhibit halls of the Field Museum. You’ll want to catch all this event has to offer, including demonstrations by our team of scientists, hands-on activities, crafts, and of course, plenty of fossils! Learn more. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gcfmUQ4V

  • Everybody could use an extra hand—but what about a tail? 🐒 This tree-climbing animal is from a diverse group of early mammals called Cimolesta. It lived 52 million years ago in present-day Wyoming. With an extra-long, prehensile tail, this critter could grip branches and move through ancient forests with ease. While this mammal has no living descendants, its fossil offers a rare look back at a world long gone. Learn more in special exhibition After the Age of Dinosaurs. ➡️ fieldmuseum.io/visit

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    Missed it? Here's what went down at Corporate Family Day. ⬇️🏛 This past weekend we opened our doors to over 2,500 Corporate Members and their guests for a day packed with free admission, giveaways, hands-on activities, and a sneak peak at our collections hosted by our team of scientists. 💙 📧 Email partnerships@fieldmuseum.org to learn how your team can access exclusive Field opportunities.

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  • 105 years ago this May, we opened up our doors on the lakefront. Before we became the Museum you know today, the Field was originally located on the site of the World's Columbian Exposition's Palace of Fine Arts in Jackson Park (now the home of Griffin Museum of Science and Industry). We quickly outgrew the space. In 1906, Marshall Field left $8,000,000 in his will to build the Museum a new permanent home right here on Museum Campus. Construction kicked off in 1915 and took six years to complete. On May 2, 1921, we welcomed our first visitors. 100+ million visits later, and our doors are still open!

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    NOW HIRING: Chief Experience Officer (CXO) 🏛️ We are seeking a visionary Chief Experience Officer (CXO) to shape and advance a unified, visitor-centered experience across the Museum’s public-facing spaces, exhibitions, and programs. Reporting to the President & CEO, the CXO will shape strategy, drive engagement, and ensure every visitor touchpoint is seamless, inclusive, and impactful. A rare opportunity to lead at the intersection of science, culture, learning, and design—delivering measurable outcomes in audience engagement, loyalty, and revenue growth while advancing the Museum’s mission. Learn more about the position. 🔗➡️ fieldmuseum.io/careers

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