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Membership

As a member, you support the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History and also enjoy the following additional benefits:

  • invitations to members-only receptions
  • programs and exclusive behind-the-scenes tours
  • regional and international tour offerings
  • reduced admission to all public programs
  • 10% discount on most items in the Museum Gift Store
  • a subscription to the Museum's biannual newsletter - Museum Insights

Corporate membership is available and includes 10 membership cards and all the privileges listed above. Corporate membership levels $500 and above receive an additional benefit of one free gallery rental.

Categories of Membership:

  • Individual - $25
  • Family - $45
  • Student - $10
  • Educator - $20
  • Sponsoring - $100
  • Sustaining - $250
  • Curator's Circle - $500
  • Director's Circle - $1000

If you are interested in becoming a member of the Museum, please download the membership form (.pdf file - requires Adobe's free Acrobat Reader) and mail the completed form and your membership dues to the Museum. We are not able to handle online payment of membership dues at this time.

Based on IRS guidelines, the following amount of our Museum membership can be taken as a tax deduction: Individual-$15; Family-$35; Student-$0; Educator-$10; Sponsoring-$90; Sustaining-$225; Curator's Circle-$450; Director's Circle-$950.
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