John James Audubon, the world-renowned artist and naturalist, lived in Henderson with his family from 1810 to 1819. As a Henderson resident, he engaged in various business ventures, including a
Support the Friends of Audubon and the John James Audubon Museum by adopting a gallery bench! Available for adoption are four gallery benches by Louisville artist and craftsman, Kevin Kraus.
We are now offering FREE admission to the Museum every Monday continuing through August and a guided tour every Wednesday at 1:30 pm. The tour is included with Museum admission.
First Thursday of the Month – Join our Museum staff for the monthly “turn-the-page” tour of Audubon’s very rare Birds of America and Quadrupeds folios. In this interactive 30-minute program,
Are you passionate about history and love to share a good tale of adventure, love, and resilience? Then the John James Audubon Museum is the place for you! The John
Are you passionate about history and love to share a good tale of adventure with others? Are you interested in the learning the day-to-day operations of managing a museum collection,
Monarch Butterflies Bid a farewell to the Monarch Butterflies migrating south for the winter. We will meet at the Audubon Museum for a 45-minute introductory indoor presentation. Next, we will
Free Admission the Entire Month of July Admission to the Audubon Museum is FREE every Monday in July. Bring your family and friends and explore the life of the world-famous