National Geographic Live
Join us for a three-part National Geographic Live Speaker Series where international explorers share behind-the-scenes stories and stunning visuals that ignite curiosity and spark real-world impact. Hear first-hand from fearless explorers and pioneering scientists about their breathtaking adventures, incredible discoveries, and dedication to protecting the world’s wildlife.
Complete series* – $125 ($105 Explore members and above) – Recommended experience!
Single event – $45 ($39 Explore members and above)
To receive the complete series discount, please add all three events to your cart.
Nat Geo Live events will take place in The Hoglund Foundation Theater.
*Tickets are non-refundable. Series packages must be purchased in one transaction. Member series discount will only apply if membership is valid through the 2025 Nat Geo Season OR if enrolled in auto-renew.
2027 Series Lineup
African Savanna Exposed
Jen Guyton | Photographer
February 24, 2027 | 6:30-8pm
The African savanna is one of the most iconic ecosystems in the world, and so many remarkable animals call it home. Connect with the wonders of this special place through the lens of photographer and National Geographic Explorer Jen Guyton. Explore the surprising lives of misunderstood hyenas, scurry along with friendly-faced meerkats, and perch at the edge of a watering hole to witness its menagerie of wildlife.
Earth After Dark
Babak Tafreshi | Science Photojournalist & Cinematographer
May 12, 2027 | 6:30-8pm
From the Milky Way to meteor showers to fireflies that emerge at dusk on neighborhood streets, our eyes open a little wider at the stunning photos and videos of National Geographic Explorer Babak Tafreshi. He has spent his career documenting wildlife, humanity, and the cosmos — from dark national parks to bright urban areas—with the belief that people everywhere can connect through the shared experience of simply looking up.
Adventures in Caving
Robbie Shone | Photographer
September 29, 2027 | 6:30-8pm
This is the ultimate insider’s look at the last true frontiers of exploration on this planet. National Geographic Explorer Robbie Shone has illuminated and photographed scenes in the world’s deepest, largest, and longest cave systems. He reveals never-before-seen visuals from 7,000 feet below ground and shares the stories behind his breathtaking features for National Geographic magazine.
