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To begin planning your group visit, please submit a Group Sales Request.Pop-Up Museum
Think you’ve been there and seen that? Not at an MPM Pop-Up Museum!
What is it?
A pop-up museum is a small, temporary exhibit outside the walls of MPM. Each time we pop-up we choose a new theme and ask you, our community, to showcase your objects and stories that fit that theme.
Membership Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I create or login to my online account?
Visitor FAQ
Admission & Ticketing
Can I buy tickets online?
Tickets can be purchased online here. Please visit during the day indicated on your ticket.
Is my visit to the Museum limited to a specific number of hours?
Visitors are welcome to explore within Museum hours and visits are not limited to a specific duration.
Potawatomi Oral Tradition
The Creation of the World
In the beginning of things, there was nothing but water everywhere and no land could be seen. On the waves, a canoe floated, and a man sat in it and wept because he had no idea what would happen. After a while, a muskrat climbed up on the canoe and said, "Greetings, grandfather!
Reserve an Educator
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Visiting MPM? Enhance your experience by working directly with a Museum Educator!
For a two-hour period of your choice, an Educator will be available to join you in an exhibit relating to one of the topics below with a variety of hands-on materials and resources. They’ll help you explore the exhibit, talk about specific displays, and answer questions!
Ecosystems & Biodiversity: Virtual Programs & Digital Resources
Understanding our natural world is both exciting and essential.
Exploring the rich variety of plants and animals and how they are interconnected opens up opportunities to understand our own role in the natural world. Our virtual education resources are designed to lead teachers and students to a more thorough understanding of the critical role ecosystems and biodiversity in both our backyards and beyond.
Oneida Oral Tradition
The Creation Story
Long, long ago, people did not live on the Earth. Instead, they lived in the Sky World, and things were very similar to what we think of as life on Earth. There were people, birds, animals, and everything else in the Sky World.