Along with our rich permanent collection, the Intrepid Museum hosts rotating exhibitions that reveal the stories of the people who made history, and the technology that made it all possible.
The Intrepid Museum–home of the space shuttle Enterprise—is thrilled to host Apollo: When We Went to the Moon. This special exhibition, opening on March 26, 2024, unpacks the history of the Apollo program and sets the stage for NASA’s current Moon to Mars campaign.
Explore our temporary exhibitions and discover the collections and artifacts that showcase some of the most moving moments in history and how it became possible.
The Intrepid Museum–home of the space shuttle Enterprise—is thrilled to host Apollo: When We Went to the Moon. This special exhibition, opening on March 26, 2024, unpacks the history of the Apollo program and sets the stage for NASA’s current Moon to Mars campaign.
Through artifacts, photos, and a visually engaging installation of the aircraft’s engine and a section of the wing, this exhibit tells the story of the discovery of the aircraft elements, the story of the young pilot, and the science and technology of the artifact preservation.
Objects, photographs, archives and oral histories reveal the complexities of medical care on board while illuminating the Museum’s current efforts to open sick bay to visitors. Visitors can also explore an interactive 3D model of sick bay.
Explore the events and impact of three tours of duty in Vietnam through the lens of Intrepid’s history.
Get a closer look at the USS Growler—one of America’s first nuclear-missile submarines—in the context of the Cold War.
Discover artifacts from the United States and Japan and get firsthand accounts from survivors with an immersive multimedia experience that reveals the history and impact of Kamikaze.
This new temporary exhibit showcases an inspiring collaboration between science and art as a means to reach other star systems at speeds never thought to be achievable.
Recreated on the footprint of Intrepid’s original photo lab from its time in service, the unsung role of “photographer’s mates” is examined. The function was critical in documenting all aspects of life on board the ship.
Put yourself in the pilot’s seat with our exciting flight simulators, 4D theater, virtual and augmented reality experiences and more.
Choose from 13 different venue spaces with unique views, features and capabilities that work for every group size and reason for gathering.
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