Come learn about a different topic each Saturday.

January 19: Mermaids, Sea Serpents, and Enchanted Islands: Folklore of the Sea

January 26: Life and Death on the Nile: Ancient Egyptian Civilization

February 2: The Culture of Chocolate

February 9: Aborigines of Australia

February 16: Anthropology of Star Trek and Star Wars

February 23: Ancient Meso-American Marketplace

March 2: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Symbolism

March 9: Spring Fest! Celebrating Spring Traditions from Around the World

March 16: Museum is Closed for Spring Break

March 23: Modern Culture of India

March 30: Weaving a World: Global Textile Traditions

April 6: Dragon Fire and Fairy Dust: Folklore of Fantasy

April 13: Prehistoric Life in the Great Basin

April 20: Exploring Russian Culture

April 27: World Dance and Music

May 4: Anthropology of Humor and Laughter

Saturdays at the Museum is a weekly event. Every Saturday the USU Museum of Anthropology holds different activities to teach the public about anthropology through various mediums. It is always free, and there is free parking all over campus on Saturday, but the best would be on the south side of Old Main.