The History Center feeds your curiosity about Minnesota’s stories, people, and places.
The History Center feeds your curiosity about Minnesota’s stories, people, and places.
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| Adult | $15 |
| Seniors ages 65+, Veterans, Active military, College students |
$12 |
| Children ages 5–17 | $8 |
| Children age 4 and under | Free |
| MNHS members | Free |
| Blue Star Families (Armed Forces Day – Labor Day) | Free (On-site only) |
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Museums for All (Free Admission)
Museums on Us (Card Holder Offer)
345 W. Kellogg Blvd.
St. Paul, MN 55102
651-259-3000
The parking lot at the Minnesota History Center is available to building visitors, members, and the general public when spaces are available. Enter from Kellogg Boulevard.
Daily parking is $6. Members receive a discounted rate of $4 when they show their card.
Open November 19, 2025 – August 2026
This exhibit features 25 objects from MNHS collections—a rich trove built on the generosity and foresight of thousands of people who have entrusted us with their belongings and their stories.
Learn moreWitness the resilience and strength of Minnesota’s Native communities through stories reframed by their own words, experiences, and perspectives.
Learn moreView historic and contemporary photographs, maps, and artifacts and learn how Minnesota's Native communities have retained cultural practices, teachings and values, and an essential connection to home.
Learn moreVisit the Minnesota History Center on a Thursday night from 4 pm-8 pm, and get FREE admission and parking!
Join us at the Minnesota History Center for a special screening of After Antarctica. A journey across both poles, After Antarctica directed by Tasha Van Zandt follows polar explorer Will Steger's life journey as an eyewitness to the greatest changes to the polar regions of our planet.
Join polar explorer Will Steger and expedition veteran Julie Hignell for a compelling, gear-focused conversation on what it really takes to cross the Arctic.