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Tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m., those 55 years old or older are invited to join the Tuscaloosa County Master Gardeners in the Alabama Museum of Natural History Grand Gallery for a free program to learn about soil samples and the proper way to plant! LEARN MORE: ➡️ bit.ly/3G5FnjH

Thanks to everyone who joined us for the opening reception of "Excavating Erasure: Jefferson Davis Jackson"! This new permanent exhibit at Alabama Museum of Natural History celebrates his life and contributions. We also unveiled a portrait of him of created by Alabama artist, John “Jahni” Moore!

Our Fossil Excursions are SOLD OUT! If you would like to be put on a waitlist, email [email protected]

Yesterday, UA Museums hosted a graduation party for seniors at Gorgas House Museum to celebrate their contributions to UA Museums through creating exhibits, conducting research, working in our collections, and so much more! Congratulations to these The University of Alabama students!

Meet UA Recreation's Lindsey Summers, who will be our next "Movement in the Museum" instructor! Shimmy on over to Alabama Museum of Natural History on April 29 from 5:45 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. for DAZE Rave! Register Online: ➡️ bit.ly/3DI0GqN #Tuscaloosa #RollTide #UniversityOfAlabama

😲 It's #FossilFriday ‼️ Not one but two rare, pyritized ammonites were discovered at Harrell Station during a recent trip organized for the Birmingham Paleontological Society. The only two non-jaw pieces in the last 5 years! Cretaceous (~82 Ma), Alabama.

It's #FossilFriday‼️ Tiny fossils often get overlooked, but are nonetheless an important part of ecosystems. Here's a very rare, pyritized, ~82 million-year-old coral from Harrell Station in Alabama. 😲 Collected by Jan Novak. Only a few have been found in the last 10 years.

Happy #FossilFriday‼️ Cephalopod time! 😀 Internal molds of nautiloid air chambers exposed in a limestone from central Alabama. Nautiloids can be abundant in some Paleocene rocks in the state. Discovered by UA Museums' Research Associate of Paleontology Dr. Prescott Atkinson.

We are at the #Tuscaloosa River Market today until Noon so stop by our table to grab one of our brand-new buttons and hear about Alabama Museum of Natural History exhibits and upcoming events!

Happy #InternationalMuseumDay from UA Museums! Visit the bryantmuseum, Gorgas House Museum, Alabama Museum of Natural History, and Moundville Archaeological Park and Museum during our events and to check out our exhibits! LEARN MORE: ➡️ bit.ly/4djkdLn

Electric slide on over to Alabama Museum of Natural History on May 27 from 5:45 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. for our next dance cardio class with UA Recreation! This totally tubular class will combine fun DAZE moves with hits straight from your Walkman. Reserve your spot! REGISTER: ➡️ bit.ly/3DI0GqN

Step inside The Think Tank on the Alabama Museum of Natural History Mezzanine! This all-ages space invites you to try on lab coats and goggles, practice using microscopes, and check out our cabinet of curiosities and insect collection. VISIT: ➡️ bit.ly/46gcxFM #Tuscaloosa #RollTide #Museums

It's #FossilFriday‼️ 😲 Remarkably large (~20" or 50 cm) ammonite from an #Alabama creek exposing Upper Cretaceous sediments. The specimen is still underwater in this photo (see tadpoles 🐸). • Specimen: UA Museums • Discovered By: George Martin #Paleontology #Fossil

Due to high demand for Fossil Excursions, the Alabama Museum of Natural History has opened an 8th date: Saturday, June 28! RESERVE A SPOT: ➡️ bit.ly/4muahmv #Tuscaloosa #RollTide #Alabama

Following the successful opening of Alabama Museum of Natural History's "Excavating Erasure: Jefferson Davis Jackson" exhibit, the incredible portrait by Jahni Moore is now permanently on display in Smith Hall. We are thrilled to have this memorial on display and give him the recognition he deserves.

On this Memorial Day, UA Museums honors and remembers those who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

Today is the last day to register online for tomorrow's "Movement in the Museum"! Join us at Alabama Museum of Natural History for an 80's and 90's themed dance cardio class for a fun and high-energy workout underneath the Basilosaurus. REGISTER: ➡️ bit.ly/3DI0GqN

It's #FossilFriday ‼️ Well-preserved, ~69 million-year-old ammonites from South Dakota show two types of lethal injuries: lateral punch holes and ventral bite marks in 7.3% of the 1303 shells. Crustaceans and coleoids may be the predators. READ MORE: ➡️ bit.ly/3SmsuET