The Intrepid Museum is offering free movie nights this summer against the stunning backdrop of a New York City sunset. On ...

I visited the Intrepid Museum to tour the USS Growler in May 2024. Take a look inside the only nuclear-missle submarine open to the public.

Discover how donor support powers the Intrepid Museum's preservation of historic aircraft, naval vessels, and space artifacts-while inspiring future generations through education and innovation.

The Intrepid Museum will celebrate the contributions of LGBTQ+ service members of the past and the present with special in-person public and educational programming. All programs will take place ...

The Intrepid Museum also features access to the nation's only publicly accessible nuclear missile submarine, the Growler, a British Airways Concorde, and a prototype NASA orbiter.

The Intrepid Museum will host its annual Kids Week festival this year from Saturday, February 18–Saturday, February 25. During Kids Week, children of all ages and interests will learn about ...

The Museum is also seeking and accepting donations of personal artifacts and memorabilia from former crew members and their families ...

While a nuclear-powered submarine, the USS Nautilus, is open to the public in Groton, Connecticut, the Intrepid Museum is the only place in the US where members of the public can go inside a submarine ...

The USS Growler is the only nuclear missile submarine in the US that's open to the public. Commissioned in 1958, the USS Growler patrolled seas off the coast of Russia during the Cold War. The ...

Every time I've visited the Intrepid Museum, there has been a line to enter the submarine due to the attraction's popularity and small, enclosed spaces. The line moved quickly when I visited in ...

The Intrepid Museum spent over $1 million repairing the submarine in 2008 when holes were discovered in its hull during a museum-wide renovation, The New York Times reported.