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The Newark Museum has a number of fascinating exhibits that allow you to explore the wonders of the world, whether it be historic, cultural, scientific or artistic.  There are not only permanent exhibits, but also changing exhibits to ensure every visit is just as exciting!

You can uncover nature's secrets and learn why earthquakes shake, or why volcanos blow up, and you can immerse yourself in the art work of Native American artists, with rarely exhibited objects filling the collection.

Marvel at natural miracles or human invention, or just admire some of the the ways humans decorate themselves through jewelry - even as far back as prehistoric times! 

The Newark Museum features a collection of Arts of Asia that dates back to 1909, with over 600 Asian works, or explore the world of renewable energy, and the advanced technologies that can utilize this idea - and demystify the science behind the idea of generating electricity!

There are over 83,000 objects within the museum that explore the sciences, from skeletons, minerals, and interactive exhibits for kids to learn in a hands-on environment.

Venture outside for some more learning at the Newark Museum, with the historic 1794 Old Stone School House (the oldest standing school building in the city!) where this one-room school hosted generations of students from the late 1700s to early 20th century!

From Africa, to the Mediterranean, to nature and the arts, Newark Museum is a wealth of exploration of the world and its history to uncover, so better get started - there's a LOT to take in!