• This Light of Ours at The Leonardo

    Our Human Rights Gallery is now featuring This Light of Ours: Activist Photographers of the Civil Rights Movement, a new traveling exhibit depicting the African-American freedom struggle in the South between 1963-1968.

  • Curious about what's inside The Leonardo? Take a peek inside our exhibits here.

  • What is the Leonardo?

    Located in the heart of Salt Lake City, Utah, The Leonardo is a first-of-a-kind museum where you can explore the unexpected places and ways that science, technology, art, and creativity connect.

  • Learning at The Leonardo

    An education experience at The Leonardo empowers students and educators to be innovators in the 21st Century by integrating creative, conceptual and collaborative problem-solving skills. Our Sci+Tech+Art mission means we focus our learning programs on science, technology, engineering, art and math.

  • Ready to visit?

    Ignite your imagination, fuel your curiosity and boost your brain power at The Leonardo. Make sure to check out our calendar, because at The Leo, it’s not just want you see… it’s what you do.

  • Hands-on science for students and teachers

    The Leo on Wheels visits middle schools in Utah to engage students in science with interactive exhibits and inquiry-based activities. Students develop critical thinking skills and creativity as they learn about energy, force, and motion.

  • Upcoming Events
    Become a fan of The Leonardo, Utah's newest museum, on Facebook or follow us on Twitter!"Infinite creativity" is one of the things we hope to inspire here at The Leonardo. We like to show you where art, science, and technology intersect, and we hope ...

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    Become a fan of Utah's Newest Museum The Leonardo on Facebook or follow us on Twitter!If you’re looking for a special way to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year, we hope you’ll visit The Leonardo. Our Human Rights Gallery currently feature...

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    Become a fan of The Leonardo, Utah's Newest Museum, on Facebook or follow us on Twitter!When I was a young lad—from as soon as I could hold a pencil to Junior High—I filled sketchbook after sketchbook with drawings. Ducks, baseball stars, knights, dr...

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