Museum of Us, San Diego

About Museum of Us

Museum of Us in San Diego, California explores human history and culture through rotating exhibits and education programs. Visitors explore galleries displaying artifacts and interpretive materials, take California Tower Tours for views across the city, and attend classes offered through the museum's education department. The institution houses collections spanning anthropology and cultural heritage, alongside initiatives including The Homeward Project, the Border Wall Preservation Project, and Cultural Resources programs. The museum operates daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and welcomes school groups and families seeking structured learning experiences. A visit suits anyone interested in indigenous cultures, regional history, or archaeological perspectives. Native Americans and Indigenous Peoples globally receive free admission at the front desk, as verified at museumofus.org. San Diego residents, County of San Diego residents, and active military personnel and their dependents also receive free admission on the fourth Tuesday of each month, according to information verified on the museum's website.