A new exhibition is about to make a splash at the Natural History Museum. Orcas: Our Shared Future is not your typical museum stroll.
This immersive new exhibition dives deep into the world of orcas, blending science, art, and culture into one seriously powerful experience.
What will you see?
Expect life-size orca replicas, moody underwater lighting, and interactive installations that pull you into the lives of these intelligent, family-oriented animals. You’ll get a closer look at how orcas communicate, hunt, and thrive. Plus, you’ll learn why their future is tied so closely to ours.
But it’s not just science. The exhibition also showcases stunning sculpture, masks, and prints by Indigenous artists from the Pacific Northwest Coast, highlighting the deep cultural connections between orcas and First Nations communities. It’s a thought-provoking experience that feels as emotional as it is educational.
The exhibition is a joint venture produced by the Royal British Columbia Museum in Victoria, Canada, and MuseumsPartner in Austria. They bring together international expertise to create an immersive experience.
How to get tickets
Orcas: Our Shared Future opens on April 26, and early booking is highly recommended. However, Member Previews start on April 24 and 25. Members can book their tickets via the Member Portal.
Keep in mind that special exhibition tickets are an additional charge and require the purchase of general admission tickets to the Museum.
You can buy tickets here.
How long will it run?
The exhibition opens April 26, but a closing date hasn’t been announced yet, so if it’s on your list, don’t wait too long to check it out.
Whether you’re into marine life, art, or just looking for something different to do, this fun exhibition hits all the marks.
