Delve into an evening of exciting discoveries in space and astronomy with live interactions with leading astronomers at the Intrepid Museum. Offering extended hours free of charge on select Fridays from 5pm to 9pm, this event features live presentations from astronauts, scientists, and engineers.
Watch a movie under the stars on the flight deck of the Intrepid. You are encouraged to bring your lawn chairs, picnic baskets, and blankets. You can bring your own food, snacks, and non-alcoholic beverages. Light snacks and alcohol will be available onsite.
It’s an afternoon event of music and dancing, inspired by Intrepid's years of service (1943-1974), led by Rhythm Break Cares! Polish up your dancing shoes and relive the melodies that once filled the decks of this historic aircraft carrier.
The Moon landing wasn't just a giant leap for mankind, it was a thrilling race fueled by science and engineering! Dive into the history of the Space Race at the Intrepid Museum's ‘When We Went to the Moon’ exhibit and learn what propelled America to lunar victory.
Save the date for the Intrepid Museum’s Fleet Week celebration, where you will honor our men and women in uniform. Experience a weekend filled with musical performances and a range of military displays, activities, and demonstrations from branches such as the U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Coast Guard, Office of Naval Research, and more!
Yes, the Intrepid Museum hosts public events throughout the year, many of which are free and open to the public. All you need is an entry ticket to the Intrepid Museum.
The entry ticket usually includes the cost of attending an Intrepid Museum event. However, some special events are reserved only for the museum members.
All the events at the Intrepid Museum offer unique experiences. They celebrate history, science, technology, and engineering in fun and exciting ways. You can choose based on your interests.
The best Intrepid Museum events for you depend on your interests! Space enthusiasts can explore the ‘When We Went to the Moon’ exhibit or attend astronomy talks during Astro Live nights. History buffs can mingle with veterans or learn firsthand from captivating lecture series. Code-cracking workshops or mock digs on the museum deck might be perfect if you crave interactivity. If you want a truly unique experience, check out the restricted areas during after-hours events, or catch a movie under the stars on the flight deck!
Yes. Food and drinks are available for all onsite events at the museum. However for events that are held after the regular hours of the museum like Free Fridays, the options may be limited.
No. You are free to take photos during these events for personal use. However, recording for commercial purposes and professional recording equipment are not allowed.