Alaska Positive, a statewide-juried photographic art exhibition, organized and toured by the Alaska State Museum. Its purpose is to encourage the practice of photography as an art form in Alaska. Juried by documentary and fine art photographer Camille Seaman, the exhibit presents a selection of 35 photographs from 24 photographers.

This exhibition demonstrates how earth observation data from space and airborne instruments is acquired, processed, archived, and distributed by the Alaska Satellite Facility (ASF) at UAF. These data are available to scientists, students, and agencies worldwide, supporting research and giving us a better understanding of local and global change.

Visit the UA Museum of the North from home with resources for all ages!

Explore artwork and history outside on the museum grounds.

Take a walk around the exterior of the UA Museum of the North to experience historical artifacts, scientific specimens, and larger-than-life artwork with the new tour on the UAMN Mobile App and Audio Guide.

Enjoy a movie in the museum auditorium! Movie offerings change on a regular basis. Included with museum admission.

Explore the past, present, and future of the flora of the North through the eyes and adventures of UAMN Herbarium (ALA) researchers.

Your behind-the-scenes journey into museum collections, research, exhibits, and public programming.

Data from the Alaska Satellite Facility provides a unique and striking way to view the Earth and its features. Admire the beauty of the Earth, while celebrating technology that allows us to view our planet. See more than 50 vivid satellite images, from the boreal forest to Antarctica, and the features and changes they document.

Design and build a miniature drum! Discover the songs of nature, see and touch specimens, and try a scavenger hunt in the galleries.

Drop in with your toddler or preschooler to create and discover with hands-on activities in the Creativity Lab. May's theme is Songs!

Thinking Made Visible explores the human instinct to express thought through line, form, and color. It is an immersion in possibility and process - honoring and encouraging the practice of slowing down and spending time with an idea, an object, a place.

Discover the forests of Interior Alaska! Meet botanists, investigate what trees can tell us about our history, explore cultural connections to trees, create forest art, and more.

Join us in the museum auditorium for a public reading featuring local author Annie Wenstrup. Part of the Midnight Sun Visiting Writers Series.

Experiment with hands-on science fun at this UAF event. Explore aurora art and science with the museum!