Since opening in 2012, The Mind Museum has inspired millions of visitors by bringing the wonders of science to life. At its core is a mission to spark curiosity and strengthen public engagement with science, encouraging people to explore solutions to real-world problems, while enriching individual, community, and national life. Through thoughtfully designed exhibitions and programs, the museum invites guests to experience science in ways that are interactive, engaging, and meaningful.
Divided into five main galleries with over 250 interactive exhibits, The Mind Museum tells the story of what we know, how we know it, and what we do with what we know. Visitors can explore nature at different scales through the Atom, Life, Earth, and Universe galleries, while the Technology Gallery highlights how human creativity, values, and innovation shape the world around us.
Over the years, the museum has expanded its reach through new exhibits, educational programs, and traveling exhibitions that bring science experiences to communities across the islands of the Philippines.
This March, The Mind Museum celebrates its 14th anniversary, inviting the public to rediscover the wonder of science through exclusive promotions and a special program.
₱14 Anniversary Promo: Enjoy 3-hour access to The Mind Museum for only ₱14. Book early as promo slots are limited per time slot (9:00 AM–12:00 NN, 12:00 PM–3:00 PM, 3:00 PM–6:00 PM), and a maximum of two tickets only can be purchased per person. Promo selling starts March 10, 2026 and is valid for visits on March 14–15, 2026 only.
Free Pass for 14-Year-Olds: All 14-year-old guests will receive one free museum pass when accompanied by at least one paying guest. Visitors must present a valid ID or birth certificate showing birth year 2012. Promo is valid for visits on March 14–15, 2026 only.
It’s About Time We Talk About Time: How Science Sees Time
In celebration of its 14th year, The Mind Museum’s resident scientists, the Mind Movers, will share fascinating stories about time, from the relationship between human timekeeping and astronomy to the passage of time in the living world.
Drawing from their training as certified National Geographic Storytellers, the Mind Movers will lead a lively and interactive discussion on science and the passage of time.
The special anniversary program, “It’s About Time We Talk About Time: How Science Sees Time,” will take place on Saturday, March 14 at 2:00 PM at Mind Pod 3, The Mind Museum. Admission is free, but slots are limited, so early registration is encouraged.
The Mind Museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and is
closed on Mondays. Visitors may choose between a 3-hour Museum Pass or an All-Day Pass with no time restrictions. A museum ticket provides access to more than 250 interactive exhibits across the main galleries, including Stan, the 40-foot T. rex fossil, life-sized Butanding, planetarium shows at Space Shell, films at the Nature Hour Glass, and live science demonstrations (special programs and traveling exhibitions are not included).
Don’t miss the chance to explore, discover, and celebrate 14 years of science in action. Visit The Mind Museum and experience science the way it was meant to be: alive, accessible, and exciting. Tickets are available online at www.themindmuseum.org/buy-tickets or at the museum ticket booth.
