Jul 9
Level 1Explorers Eatery
Hours: 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Included with General Admission
Reserve Your Spot
Photo Credit: National Geographic Society
Event Details
You’ve seen the documentaries and know the photography. Now, travel back in time through the lens of exploration during a National Geographic film experience you won’t find anywhere else.
Redwoods: Anatomy of a Giant
In this week’s screening, we explore the Redwoods, the world's tallest living trees. Almost all of the ancient trees have been cut down, sparking bitter unrest. What is the fate of the remaining giants? In a search for answers, two Explorers embark on monumental journeys. Ecologist Steve Sillet climbs to the crowns of these titans, investigating biological material and discovering new record-breaking trees. And Michael Fay is on a grueling trek to cover the redwoods' only remaining territory, on foot.
Reserve Your SpotThis program is part of our ongoing A250 series in partnership with the America250 commission, exploring the people, places and stories that have shaped the United States in the 250 years since the founding of the nation.
What To Expect
Where: Explorers Eatery, National Geographic Museum of Exploration, Washington, D.C.When: Once a week, alternating between Tuesdays and Thursdays.On Tuesdays from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Features: National Geographic storytelling | Signature film experience | Exploration | Community
About the Series
The “From the Archives” series brings rare films and classic television specials to you, offering a signature experience to explore history, science and the spirit of exploration.Curated by Karen Cerka, Director of Film and Media Archives, each screening offers a signature way to explore the history, science and spirit behind National Geographic Explorers, American expeditions, national parks and more.This program is part of our ongoing A250 series in partnership with the America250 commission, exploring the people, places and stories that have shaped the United States in the 250 years since the founding of the nation.
Plan Your Visit
There’s so much to discover at the Museum of Exploration. From signature exhibitions to our global food hall, Explorers Eatery, explore what’s waiting for you at the MOE to plan your perfect visit.
Start ExploringFrom The Archives Screening FAQs
View all FAQsNo, this program is included with your museum general admission ticket. You do not need to reserve a spot for this event in advance.
Seating is unassigned and on a first-come first serve basis, so make sure to arrive early to secure your spot.
We strive to create an inclusive and accessible environment where all visitors can fully engage with our exhibitions and experiences. To learn more about accessibility at the MOE, please view our Accessibility Support page.
The series will feature archival films from National Geographic focusing on the Explorers, American expeditions, national parks and stories from across the U.S. and its territories.
RSVPs are requested, but not required. Walk up attendance is welcome for this event.
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