The exhibition specifically explores how they leverage their existing connections to build trust and foster dialogue during periods such as the COVID-19 pandemic. For more information and to plan your visit:

We encourage you to visit the Museum before February 9 to learn about the critical function of trusted messengers in public health.

Our "Trusted Messengers: Community, Confidence, and COVID-19" exhibition is closing soon to make room for another great activation!

We will be closed on Sunday, 1/25, and Monday, 1/26, due to the weather.

Thank you to everyone who joined us. We have limited tickets available for our February Meet & Geek, which is all about Vampirism:

At our January Meet & Geek, attendees put history and creativity into practice! After listening to how health, sickness, and the body manifest in everyday writing, they crafted their own bound booklets inspired by the talk.

@CollegeofPhys These exhibitions are made possible with support from The Groff Family Memorial Trust, The Elaine and Henry Berger Initiative for Mental Health, and the Benjamin and Mary Siddons Measey Foundation.

@CollegeofPhys ⚕️ "Creating a City of Medicine," opening June 13, complements and expands on Philly Killer to explore 250 years of Philadelphia's impact on health and healing in the US.

@CollegeofPhys 🦠 "Philly Killer: Legionnaires' Disease and the Past and Future of Infectious Disease," opening May 15, explores the mysterious outbreak of an unidentified, deadly pneumonia in Philadelphia during the 1976 Bicentennial celebrations.

@CollegeofPhys 🎨 "Creative Processing: Art in Therapy," opening March 21, centers on the therapeutic use of creative arts within and beyond the clinical setting.

@CollegeofPhys 🥀 "Revolutionary Botany," opening February 27, highlights how the Linnean revolution helped standardize the way medicinal plants were described and catalogued in the United States in the years prior to the American Revolution.

@CollegeofPhys Here's a look at our upcoming exhibitions, which explore themes that include early American medicine, a public health mystery, and botany:

2026 is a monumental year for the United States, Philadelphia, and the Mütter Museum of @CollegeofPhys! We are thrilled to announce our upcoming slate of special exhibitions. Get full details on our website: https://t.co/anjhwrqHrP

@villain_arts Schedule: -Friday, 1/23, 2 p.m. - 7 p.m. -Saturday, 1/24, and Sunday, 1/25, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Hope to see you there!

Join our team at the Philadelphia @Villain_Arts Tattoo Festival this weekend! Stop by to say hello and get access to an exclusive admission deal. Mütter staff will have a selection of educational collection objects on hand, as well as items from our Museum Store for purchase.

@10Best You can vote once per day, per device, now through February 9: https://t.co/YS74B0h0Ee Read more about the contest and our recognition as a nominee from @PennLive:

The Mütter is "a must-see for anyone who finds the world of medicine (or the human body in general) endlessly fascinating," per USA TODAY @10best. We are asking for YOUR HELP in securing the title of Best Science Museum.

We are OPEN today, January 19, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.! You don't want to miss our current special exhibitions, which include "Marketing Medicine: The Art of Selling a Cure," "Visible Vault," and "Trusted Messengers." Plan your visit: https://t.co/NqtvoOVZYY

🦇Bonus: We are teaming up with @pabatrescue for this event to learn more about these often-misunderstood creatures! Sign up for this after-hours event:

Join our next Meet and Geek to dig deeper into our "Vampirism" seasonal pop-up exhibit! On 2/5, Museum Educator Jo D'Avella will speak about the literary evolution of vampires & the real medical conditions and misconceptions that inspired their most recognizable characteristics.