The Tyrannosaurus rex on display at the Museum has been the tyrant lizard king of the public imagination for 100 years. T. rex has inspired Hollywood and pop culture from its first days on exhibit and still continues to awe millions of visitors each year. Legendary book designer Chip Kidd tells the story of how the Museum’s T. rex specimen, AMNH 5027, inspired the cover of Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park, while Provost of Science Mike Novacek guides us through the history of this dinosaur icon

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Boogie after hours at the Natural History Museum, London’s iconic silent disco🕺 The museum have now added extra dates to their sold out party so you can make waves on the dance floor. The newly released dates are👇 28th June 26th July 30th August Will you be disco-dancing amongst the dinosaurs this summer? 🦖 #LetsDoLondon #VisitLondon | Visit London

Silent Disco at the Natural History Museum, London 🎧🕺 Who’s ready to dance with you under the dinosaurs 🦕 💿 Three DJs, three channels, and an epic mix of classics and old hits 🎶 🍸 Fully stocked bar available (drinks not included in the ticket ) 📆 Upcoming Dates 2025: 📅 22 March 📅 28 March 📅 25 April 📅 30 May 🎫 Tckets available via @natural_history_museum’s website. Missed out? Join the waiting list! Natural History Museum, South Kensington 📍 #naturalhistorymuseum #naturalhistorymuse