San Bernardino Museums, Rancho Cucamonga

About San Bernardino Museums

The San Bernardino County Museum in Rancho Cucamonga features exhibits and programs on history, art, anthropology, archaeology, biology, geology, and paleontology of the Inland Southern California region. Visitors explore collections dedicated to the Inland Empire and surrounding areas including Redlands, with exhibits that expand through donations from families, schools, and service organizations. The museum presents current exhibitions such as Evidence of Us by E Tyler Burton, which examines everyday objects as evidence of human impact, and Chinese Pioneers: Power and Politics in Exclusion Era Photographs, featuring historic images from California's Exclusion Era. The Hall of Biodiversity offers a recently opened immersive experience. The museum also hosts the Dome Talks Evening Speaker Series and accepts artist submissions for upcoming exhibitions. A visit suits families and individuals interested in regional history and natural science. Children ages five and under receive free admission. Visitors with a valid EBT card pay one dollar per person, with a maximum party size of nine. Current pricing and offers appear on museum.sbcounty.gov.