Chicago, IL – The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry is gearing up for a busy September, with a full lineup of events ranging from free admission days to live programs and new film screenings.
According to museum officials, Illinois residents can enjoy free admission on select dates this month, including September 2-4, 7-10, 14-17, 22-24 and 29-30. The museum is also preparing to welcome its 200 millionth visitor sometime this fall.
Special events on the calendar include “Escape the Museum” on September 6, 20 and 26, and onsite auditions for Jeopardy! on September 10. Families can also explore nature-themed programming with “Webs, Wings and Wonder Bugs” on September 13.
For history enthusiasts, the U-505 submarine exhibit will host in-depth experiences throughout the month. Meanwhile, the museum’s Giant Dome Theater is screening Dark Universe, an immersive space exploration film narrated by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Museum staff encourage visitors to plan ahead, as September is expected to draw large crowds with the combination of free days, family activities and the anticipated milestone guest.
More information, including ticketing and event details, is available at msichicago.org.
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