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National Geographic produces a wide range of public programs, including exhibits, speaker series, films, concerts, and special events at our headquarters in Washington, D.C. and in select locations around the U.S. and abroad. Explore this site to find an event near you. National Geographic Live seasons in Arizona, Bellingham, Calgary, Dallas, Los Angeles, Toronto, Seattle, and Washington, D.C. are now underway!
Take charge of your health, get in shape, and have fun learning about Japanese history and culture during our Adult Introduction Class to the samurai martial art of aikido.
For the past thirty years, audiences around the world have followed Indiana Jones on his quests for treasure, adventure, fortune and glory. The exhibit features fascinating artifacts along with an extensive collection of film memorabilia.
Come learn the samurai martial art of aikido for fitness, self-defense, and life skills, not to mention loads of fun!
This exhibition featuring treasures from over 2000 years of Egyptian history opens at the Pacific Science Center on May 24th, 2012
For National Geographic Channel filmmaker Bryan Smith, extreme is “whatever is scary for you,” and in extreme filmmaking, the cameraman joins the athlete in testing the limits. Meet this dynamic young filmmaker, adventurer, and conservationist for an evening of incredible stories and intense footage shot in stunning locations.
The more than 50 images in “Simply Beautiful” plumb the depth of National Geographic’s Image Collection to highlight the loveliest and most appealing photographs from this impressive archive. The result is an experience of visual delight, from stunning landscapes and magnificent wildlife to fascinating people and quaint locales. The Minnesota Marine Art Museum will be hosting this exhibition from March 8 through May 27, 2012.
Nat Geo WILD correspondent Mireya Mayor shares tales of her adventures around the world.
The first in a series of photographic exhibitions presented in partnership with the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Ocean Soul will guide visitors on a journey through the mysteries of the ocean depths as brought to life by underwater photographer Brian Skerry. The exhibitions will be open from March 28 through July 10, 2012.
For National Geographic Channel filmmaker Bryan Smith, extreme is “whatever is scary for you,” and in extreme filmmaking, the cameraman joins the athlete in testing the limits. Meet this dynamic young filmmaker, adventurer, and conservationist for an evening of incredible stories and intense footage shot in stunning locations.
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