Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

MUSEUM INFO

Address: 1945 SE Water Ave., Portland, OR 97214

Website: omsi.edu

Hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 9:30 am-5:30 pm; closed Mondays.

Admission: Adults: $15; youth (3-13): $10.50; seniors (63+): $12. OMSI members are free!

Free/Discounted Days: $2 general admission with access to OMSI’s permanent exhibits and labs on the first Sunday of every month.

Museum Café: Empirical Café and Theory Restaurant.

Reciprocal Memberships: Association of Science – Technology Centers (ASTC). Access to 300+ museums worldwide with ASTC Travel Passport Program. More information at: omsi.edu/membership.

Get Social: facebook.com/OMSI.Museum | Twitter Instagram: @omsi

Why Kids ♥ It

OMSI is the perfect place to have fun while learning! Kids can conduct their own chemical experiments, see what outer space looks like, study thousand-year-old fossils, launch water rockets and more — all while developing critical skills like problem solving, communication, and attention to detail.

Why Parents ♥ It

Your young learners can explore, observe and experiment through interactive hands-on activities, with no cleanup required! The bright and airy Theory Café overlooks the Willamette River and delivers oven-fired pizza, salads, and local craft beer and wine, making it easy to keep everyone fueled up for science learning.

EVENTS AND EXHIBITS

Exquisite Creatures

Even little kids are blown away by the awe- inspiring arrangements of rare birds, beetles, sea creatures and more. See how art, science and nature connect with these amazing 3D displays from around the globe. Through February 17, 2020

Membership Sale

Start your scientific journey with an OMSI membership — for the love of science! Sign up for email updates at omsi.edu and be the first to be notified in November when the biggest sale of the year starts. November and December 2019

Turbine Hall

Come see what’s new! Tackle design challenges and work collaboratively to make our world a better place at engaging Innovation Stations, or practice and prepare for earthquakes in the new Epicenter.