Current Exhibit
•The Chronicles of Narnia: The Exhibition. Through September 30. Step through the wardrobe and into the world of Narnia. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Exhibition is a magical exhibit based on the blockbuster film series and fictional children’s classics by author C.S. Lewis. Hailed as the near-perfect visitor experience, the exhibit combines original film costumes, set drawings and props from “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” and “Prince Caspian” with newly created educational interactives, videos and interviews with scientists so that visitors can consider the surprising similarity between our world and that of Narnia.
•The Body Within. Enter through MOSH’s larger than life mouth, stroll down the digestive tract, and exit out the rear! Learn all about our bodies and how they work with hands-on interactive fun.
•Water Worlds. Explore the underwater world of the first coast in MOSH’s permanent aquarium exhibit. Multiple aquariums will represent the many fascinating water habitats and live aquatic animals found throughout Florida and beyond.
•Currents of Time. Go back in time as you take a walk through the history of Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. From our earliest settlers over 10,000 years ago to modern day events, students will learn how this area of land we call Jacksonville became the city it is today!
•Atlantic Tails. Dive into this exhibit and meet Fermata, our life-sized right whale, along with her baby. You will be greeted by other marine mammals as well and be able to see real life marine skeletons.
•Aqua Expo. Experience how water works without getting wet!
•In the Attic. This changing exhibit space houses artifacts from MOSH’s very own history collection as well as objects on loan from other historical institutions. Call for a schedule of exhibits.
•Prehistoric Park. Excavation is in progress! Our allosaurus is getting a makeover.
•Florida Naturalist’s Center. Meet all of MOSH’s resident live animals. Owls, snakes, turtles, tortoises, and alligators- just to name a few- are all native to Florida.
1025 Museum Circle
Jacksonville, Florida 32207
904-396-6674
