Creation Museum’s New Butterfly House Now Open

I’m excited to announce our Butterfly House at the Creation Museum is now open. Guests will meet hundreds of butterflies, and eventually moths, as they stroll a beautiful path surrounded by flowers.

All of our butterflies and moths are native to North America, and this year we’ll feature 17 species of butterflies and 3 species of moths. Due to their natural lifespan and care requirements, the Butterfly House is a seasonal attraction and the species on exhibit will vary. This attraction will open in late spring and close in early fall each year.

As guests enjoy the butterflies, they’ll also learn facts about the various species, biblical conservation, and how the natural process of metamorphosis parallels the transforming work of the gospel.

As guests enjoy the butterflies, they’ll also learn facts about the various species, biblical conservation, and how the natural process of metamorphosis parallels the transforming work of the gospel.

Due to the expense of the butterflies and staffing requirements (staff are always present to answer any questions you may have), there is a separate ticket for this experience (as is the case for other butterfly houses). Entry is $4 per person, but children ages four and under are free.

I encourage you to come and check out the brand-new Butterfly House at the Creation Museum, along with our stunning Plants of the Bible Conservatory and our new Creation Zoo.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.