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!
The Samuel X Radbill Lecture in collaboration with the Section on Medical History presents "In Vaccination We Trust: Fear, Freedom and Immunization in U.S. History".
The American public’s vaccination fears and opposition are as old as vaccination itself. Join Elena Conis as she explains how and why public attitudes toward vaccination, especially compulsory vaccination, have changed over time.
Join us for exclusive after-hours access to the Mütter Museum's new exhibition, Going Viral: Infection Through the Ages!
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The Historical Medical Library will be celebrating Thanksgiving by displaying some of their books and ephemera on the Battle Creek Sanitarium.
This event is complimentary with your Mütter Museum admission. No registration is required.
Join us for Dr. Mütter's Merry Emporium, a unique holiday market experience at The Mütter Museum on Sunday, December 8th from 11 AM to 4 PM.
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As Pennsylvania moves towards serious discussions about the legalization of marijuana, this event will bring together subject matter experts, community leaders, clinicians, researchers, public health advocates and policy makers for a multifaceted discussion on ways to address the needs of our community and city as a whole.
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Join us as we host a discussion on the The Social Role of Medical Education in the 21st Century: Woke Culture/Sir Williams Osler and Francis Peabody/The Ecological Fallacy/Population Medicine/Beside Medicine/The Flexner Report—A Discussion, with Audience Participation.
Join The College of Physicians of Philadelphia/Mütter Museum, Home of The Philadelphia Orchestra Chamber Series, for a special concert with Minas Brazilian Jazz Quartet.
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Join us at the Mütter Museum for the book launch of Night Theater by Vikram Paralkar!
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.
