We’ll be holding a Special Guided Tour simultaneously in the National Museum of Fine Arts and National Museum of Natural History on October 1, 2, 8, and 9, at 10:00 AM.
There will also be a Storytelling Activity only in the National Museum of Fine Arts on the same dates, at 2:00 PM.
Please come early before the start of the tour and look for our frontline staff for registration. We only have 25 slots.
See you!

DIG AND HAVE FUN. The NM Marinduque-Romblon will open to the public on October 4, 2022 its interactive corner in the “Submerged History: The Marinduque Shipwrecks” exhibition in the mezzanine gallery.
Visit NM Marinduque-Romblon from Tuesday to Sunday, 9 AM to 4 PM. Admission is FREE, just kindly bring your vaccination card.

We are excited to finally open to the public this new exhibition entitled, “Panapton sa Lumad: Mga Arte ug Kailhanan (Lumad Textiles: Artistry and Identity)”, featuring the shared textiles and ornaments between and among the cultural communities in Mindanao, specifically that of the Lumad groups.

Want to meet the Meg? The Otodus Megalodon is considered as the largest shark that ever lived in the world’s oceans. The earliest fossils date to 20 million years ago. The species went extinct and disappeared from the fossil record about 2.6 million years ago. 

Do you know that the Father of Modern Philippine Architecture is a native of Bohol? He's no other than Napoleon V. Abueva, from Duero, Bohol and the youngest National Artist awardee at 46 years old. The National Museum Bohol is proud to showcase Abueva’s works of art in the exhibition entitled “PAGPAULI: A Homecoming Exhibition of Bohol's National Artist for Sculpture”. 

To all aspiring content creators, this is your chance to join the first Instawalk Tour at the National Museum of the Philippines entitled “Special Interactive Tour for Content Creators”.

Your National Museum in Bicol will conduct an onsite event on 2022 October 6, entitled, Heritage Connect: Exclusive Gallery Access—Rafflesia baletei with some selected students from Malabog National High School.

Three meteorites return home! Displaying three of six confirmed meteorites in the Philippines–Pantar, Bondoc, and Orconuma in the “Philippines Meteorites” exhibition at Godofredo Alcasid Function Hall located on the ground floor of the National Museum of Natural History on October 7, Friday, 9AM. Don’t miss out on this cosmic wonder.