Ernst & Young 3-D Theater

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The Field Museum in Chicago connects visitors to the natural world and the human story through its rich exhibitions and educational programs. Offering a diverse range of activities from family nights to seasonal camps, it serves as a hub for cultural understanding and scientific exploration.

With a mission centered on discovery, the museum invites all ages to engage with its collections, including the iconic T. rex named SUE. Through various events and initiatives, the Field Museum fosters community involvement and promotes lifelong learning in the realms of science and nature.

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