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Noon years eve tickets on sale

Celebrate the new year a little early.
Natural History Museum of Utah

Join the Natural History Museum of Utah at Noon Year’s Eve as we count down to 2020 with a celebration fit for the whole family! Explore the museum and enjoy hands-on activities, live music, and an anticipative countdown to a double explosion of confetti as we welcome in 2020… a little early. There’s no other New Year’s Eve celebration like it in all of Salt Lake City!

The Noon Year’s Eve celebration and the current special exhibit, Nature All Around Us, are included with museum admission. Tickets are now on sale.

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