Programs and Events

Day of the Dead

Orange marigolds and intricate face paintings are in high demand as the BYU Museum of Peoples and Cultures celebrated Día de los Muertos, also known as Day of the Dead, which originated from Mexico. This holiday focuses on celebrating death, as well as life and loved ones who have passed on.

Night at the Museum

This annual event, a collaboration between all of BYU's museums, encourages participants to visit each museum in one night and solve a riddle pertaining to something on display in their exhibits. Earn a sticker for every correct answer, and show all 5 to claim a prize at the end.

Mornings at the Museum: For Kids!

Join us for an interactive program designed for children under 11 years old (with adult supervision). Children will dive into and embark on a journey through time and space to explore the rich tapestry of cultures across the world.

Day of the Dead

Night at the Museum

Mornings at the Museum: For Kids!

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