The Museum is open today!The Museum will close early at 2PM on Thursday, December 20 and will reopen at 10AM on Friday, December 21.See our Know Before You Go!
The Mütter Museum, and our home The College of Physicians of Philadelphia hosts events and lectures all year round! Check them out below and we hope to see you soon!
Feeling crafty? Join us for an introductory lesson in cross-stitch and create a Mütter-inspired piece- no experience required!
This Public Health Grand Rounds will explore barriers to accessing primary care in the Philadelphia area and examine solutions to improve access to care among underserved populations.
Make your Monday memorable! Experience this rare opportunity as musicians from the Philadelphia Orchestra play a Chamber Concert in historic Mitchell Hall at The College of Physicians of Philadelphia.Repertoire and musicians to be announced.
An evening of curiously curated creations, delectably devious dishes, and a myriad of mysteries await you at this year's infamous Clüb 13! 13 courses, 13 acts. Will you get a seat at the table?
Join the editors and three "Headcase" contributors share their personal reflections and experiences about the intersections of mental wellness, illness, and LGBTQ identity.
Join us for the 42nd Annual E. B. Spaeth Oration and Dinner. This year's oration is entitled "The Inquisitive Physician." The mission of the Spaeth Oration is to preserve his values, and to inspire others to live honestly, take risks, and contribute positively--especially students, residents and fellows.
The Historical Medical Library will be celebrating Women’s History Month by displaying ephemera, books, and archival material by women or about women in the history of medicine!
We’re teaming up with Longwood Gardens for an evening in celebration of one of the most fascinating objects on earth: seeds. Join fellow readers and botany aficionados alike to hear "Triumph of Seeds" author Thor Hanson and Director of Education Jacqui Bowman, PhD. share their thoughts on how these tiny marvels have shaped human history.
This is Robert Greenberg's 3rd time back at the College! Don't miss out on a chance to hear from the acclaimed "Elvis of music history and appreciation."
