Night at the Museum of Natural History: Halloween After Dark

October 30 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

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$20

Night at the Museum of Natural History: Halloween After Dark

Friday, October 30, 7-10 PM
Museum of Natural History and Planetarium

Things get a little strange after dark. Halloween is coming a little early to the Museum of Natural History in Roger Williams Park! This spook-tacular after-hours Museum event is for guests 21+. Step into a world of shadowy exhibits, eerie lighting and spirited competition for a Halloween night unlike any other. Explore the Museum after hours, test your skills in a spooky scavenger hunt, show off your costume and enjoy music and a few surprises along the way.

Halloween (21+) After Dark Fun!
Costume Contest | Show off your most creative, creepy, or clever costume. Costumes are encouraged, but not required.
Spooky Scavenger Hunt | Explore the Museum after hours with themed clues and puzzles. Search the exhibits, find hidden details, and see how many you can uncover for fun prizes.
Cash Bar by Bodega on Smith | Wine, beer and a special seasonal signature cocktail will be available for purchase throughout the evening.

Event Details:
What: Night at the Museum of Natural History: Halloween After Dark
When: Friday, October 30 | 7:00–10:00pm
Where: Museum of Natural History, Roger Williams Park
Cost: $20 per person | $18 Museum Member
Who: 21+ only
Tickets: Purchase tickets online. Space is limited!

Come experience the Museum after dark—with spooky exhibits, Halloween fun, music and a little friendly competition for guests 21+.

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