When To Visit
The museum is open year round on the UAF campus.
Winter Hours
September 16, 2012 - May 14, 2013
Mon-Sat: 9 AM - 5 PM
Daily 9 AM - 7 PM
Closed Sundays, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day
Admission
Admission Price Change April 1, 2013
$12 general admission (15+)
$7 youth (5-14)
$8 Alaska resident adult with ID (15+)
$5 Alaska resident youth (5-14)
Summer Movie Ticket: $5 / Audio Guide: $4
Alaska rates available to all Alaska stationed active duty military families with base ID.
Free for museum members, UA students with ID and children under 5.
Current Rates
$10 general admission
$9 senior (60+)
$5 youth (7-17)
Free for museum members, UA students with ID and children under 7.
Movie Ticket: $5 / Audio Guide: $4
How To Get Here
The museum is located on the UAF campus in Fairbanks. Visitor parking for cars and recreational vehicles is available adjacent to the museum. Visit Maps and Directions for more detailed information.
Visiting UAF, Fairbanks and Alaska
For more on other things to do on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus, explore the campus virtual tour and the Visit UAF section of the university web site.
For accommodations, dining and other visitor information, visit the Fairbanks Convention and Visitors Bureau and TravelAlaska.com, the official State of Alaska travel information website.
What to See
Dramatic architecture and distinctive exhibit galleries make the University of Alaska Museum of the North an extraordinary destination.
Plan a minimum of three hours to explore the museum's five exhibit galleries, with additional time to find the perfect gift in the Museum Store and to take in one of our 30-minute summer auditorium shows.
What Others Are Saying
"This rich, interdisciplinary on-campus museum, long one of Alaska's best recently added a spectacular expansion... Enough to keep your interest for much of a day..."
"No visit to the campus - or really the state - is complete without a trip to the university museum. Massively expanded in 2005, the museum is a one-stop spot for the arts and culture of the state."
- Where - Alaska & Yukon (2008-09)
