Along with exhibits that are primarily concerned with the exhibition of specimens and diaramas, the museum also has two exhibits related on palaeontology, "Foundations", and "Preparation Lab"; the latter exhibit allowing visitors to watch technicians as they prepare fossils for exhibits or research. Other exhibits in the museum includes the Cretaceous Garden, which is designed to mimic the Albertan environment during the Cretaceous era by planting living relatives of the vegetation that grew in Alberta during that era. Opened in 2019, the Learning Lounge is the museum's newest exhibit, and serves as the museum's interactive and hands-on exhibit, and includes a bronze statue of an "Albertosaurus", and interactive displays on how dinosaurs ate, moved, and interacted with other organisms.