Moon Tours

Join a short guided tour of the lunar surface! Learn more about the Moon’s geography, geology, and important landmarks in history. Tuesday-Sunday, May 21-June 9, at 2 p.m.

Tickets are available on site or online.

And Select evenings at After Hours events (see below). After Hours – May 22, May 29 and June 5, 5-10pm

May 22 – Night Moves – Look into nocturnal plant and animal behaviors. A talk by University of Minnesota researchers Tom Gable and Joseph Bump from the Voyageurs Wolf Project will reveal what they’ve learned about the secret lives of wolves, including the first-ever video of a pack fishing at night in Voyageurs National Park.

May 29 – Moonlit Memories – Bell Museum resident artist and poet Erin Sharkey will offer a reminder to look up as she leads an open writing workshop to reflect on experiences on Earth’s Moon and nature at night.

June 5 – Many Moons – Čhaŋtémaza (Neil McKay), University of Minnesota Dakota Language Specialist, and Kaagegaabaw (James Vukelich), indigenous linguist, will lead a talk about indigenous perspectives of the Moon.