We are open today!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!
Join us for a screening of the 1920 silent film, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" as we examine the duality of human nature and the ethics of medical experimentation.
Forensics meets fun in this murder mystery party at the Mütter Museum. Uncover clues, analyze evidence, and solve the murder alongside real forensics experts.
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.
Join Play On, Philly! for their most anticipated concert of the year: Evening of Harmony. This year’s theme is Exploring the Americas with special guest artists Cuatrombon and advanced POP Symphony Orchestra.
On the 500th anniversary of his death, we remember one of the most creative people who ever lived: Leonardo da Vinci. Exquisitely gifted in both arts and science, he practiced them as a “scientist of art and an artist of science.”
The seven metropolitan Philadelphia medical schools are each invited to field a team of two storytellers—one medical student and one physician or medical student—to participate in our 2nd Annual College of Physicians Story Slam.
Did you know that “mütter” is German for “mothers”?This year, Mütter Members can visit the Museum and enjoy an exclusive brunch!
Public health professionals with expertise in hypertension will present current Philadelphia-specific statistics and intervention programs aimed at preventing and treating hypertension.
April Showers bring May...Beer Gardens! Enjoy evening access to the museum and sip on specialty libations in the Benjamin Rush Medicinal Garden.
The Historical Medical Library of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia will be displaying their herbal collection. The library will have its oldest herbal on display, Hortus Sanitatus (1491)!
