Savannah River Site Museum

05/21/2026

Today marks the opening of the SRS @ 75 Traveling Exhibit at the Arts and Heritage Center of North Augusta — the first installation of this special commemorative exhibit.

Created by the SRS Museum and made possible through support from the NuWaDi (Nuclear Waste Dialogue) Consortium, the SRS @ 75 Traveling Exhibit offers visitors a capsule experience — a concentrated glimpse into the rich and complex history of the Savannah River Site through themes of national security, scientific innovation, environmental stewardship, and community impact over the past 75 years.

We are honored to launch this traveling exhibit in North Augusta and look forward to sharing this important story with communities throughout the region.

Be sure to stop by and experience this preview of the stories, artifacts, and history preserved at the SRS Museum.

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Our Balcony Gallery has a new exhibit that will be on display through June 20th. Stop by and check out the history of the Savannah River Site.

We will be open late this Thursday until 8 pm. Check out the NACAC's Student Art Show as well as participate in the Community Mural during your visit.

05/18/2026

05/14/2026

Attention Savannah River Site Retirees:
Join us Tuesday, May 19th for a relaxed morning of coffee, donuts, and conversation with fellow Savannah River Site retirees. Bring your favorite SRS coffee mug and help us celebrate the stories, experiences, and legacy you helped build. As a thank you for joining us, attendees will be entered for a chance to win multiple door prizes. We look forward to sharing coffee and memories with you.

05/06/2026

Join us for Buzz and Bloom a lesson on pollinators and their role in helping plants grow! Reserve your space at https://tally.so/r/obOV55

04/16/2026

***Program Alert***
There will not be extended hours for Third Thursday today. While we will miss seeing everyone we will be back with extended hours (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.) on Thursday, May 21st!

04/07/2026

🌸⛳ It’s Tournament Week, and while the greens are calling, there is even more to explore just beyond the course!

Take a break from the crowds and discover something unexpected at the Savannah River Site Museum.

Step into a world where science, history, and innovation come together—perfect for curious minds of all ages. Whether you are a golf fan looking for a midday adventure or a family seeking a unique experience, the museum offers an engaging way to spend your time in the CSRA.

🕙 Open Wednesday–Saturday, 10 AM – 4 PM
🎟️ Admission is FREE
Make your Tournament Week memorable—on and off the course!

04/03/2026

Located near one of the nation’s key nuclear facilities, the Savannah River Site Museum provides a unique backdrop for the nuclear merit badge class. By blending the Site’s history with hands-on scientific exploration, the Museum helps demystify nuclear science while inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers.

With 271 Scouts trained since 2018, the Nuclear Science Merit Badge class continues to draw participants from across the Southeast — proving that when it comes to sparking interest in science, sometimes all it takes is a Geiger counter and a little curiosity.

04/01/2026

Artemis 2 Launch Day!

03/18/2026

Third Thursday = Extra Time to Explore!

The SRS Museum will be open 10 AM – 6 PM perfect for an after-school or after-work visit.

Come visit us where history and science collide!

03/16/2026

🚨 ATTENTION: We had a cancellation and just opened 3 additional spots in our Eye Spy Education Program this Wednesday! 👀✨
Don’t miss your chance—these spots will go fast!

03/09/2026

SAVE THE DATE and make plans to join us September 9-11, 2026 for in Aiken, SC. Hosted by the County Historical Museum and the Savannah River Site Museum, this year's conference theme is "Witness to History: Place, Storytelling, & Collective Memory."

Museums stand as witnesses to history, holding stories that are deeply rooted in place and community. This theme explores how memory, storytelling, and lived experiences shape our collective identity, inviting us to reflect on the past while envisioning the future.

We'd love to see you there!