For its Bicentennial, The Academy of Natural Sciences has brought out the best of their 18-million item collection. 

Photographer Rosamond Purcell helped the Academy of Natural Sciences document their 200 year old collection, and created an art exhibit in the process.

No need to schedule a lengthy and expensive vacation. Take some time out this weekend to visit Hawaii without walking more than a few blocks.

The Franklin Institute temporarily becomes home to our favorite extinct friends: dinosaurs.

The annual Paleopalooza fossil-fest returns to the Academy of Natural Sciences this years to introduce a newly discovered species of dinosaur. 

Art at the Academy of Natural Sciences offers the nature-phobic a rare opportunity to enjoy the world around them.

We may not be too impressed with exotic flora anymore, but the American Philosophical Society's greenhouse impresses visitors with unique architecture and sound. 

Examine live bugs, enjoy larger than life insect sculptures, or learn more from an "Entomologist" at the Academy of Natural Science's new exhibit "Bugs: Outside the Box." 

One of our favorite Philadelphia Museum's was hit hard by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee, how did they manage? 

Become a Crime Scene Investigator at The Franklin Institutes "CSI: The Experience" exhibit.

As The Academy of Natural Sciences prepares to celebrate their Bicentennial, they offer visitors a new story about the Museum every day on their website. 

The Zoo's new Treetop Trail for primates dangles above the heads of unsuspecting visitors eating lunch below. 

Can a game of mini golf teach us how to help save our planet?

Drexel University and the Academy of Natural Sciences permanently join together to benefit both institutions. 

We can do almost anything we want on the Internet today, including visit a museum.

Flick Ford is able to create perfect images of fish using his own watercolor technique instead of a camera.

Why can't all of our science courses be as fun as a trip to the Chemical Heritage Foundation?

A naturalist answers questions to elaborate on what it's like working in one of our favorite museums.

Open houses at the Drexel Observatory help students appreciate the stars above in a bright city.

The annual Philadelphia International Flower Show returns ready to impress with a Parisian theme.

Virtual and physical models create da Vinci's inventions as he might have envisioned them. 

A mixture of fascinating facts about strange animals both extinct and modern. 

 The Zoo's indoor and outdoor animals still amaze in the snow.  

The Penn Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology combines the mystery and science of vampires with the notorious canine teeth.

 Nineteeth-century technological advances in medical devices now chill at the Mütter Museum.

A historical collection explores the ever-present conflicts over science as seen through the arts. 

Larger-than-life Lego animal models feature endangered species to raise awareness. 

Psychedelic images of mircobials come to a place devoted to the macroscopic.

Bartram's Garden offers several different ways to experience fall.