In honor of Veterans Day, on Monday, November 11, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will host a free lecture with Tyler Alberts, Executive Director of the Military Museum of Fort Worth, and Trace Chinworth, CEO of the Military Museum of Fort Worth. The lecture, which is a part of the Museum’s Celebrity […]

Did you know that 76% of the periodic table of elements are metals? Hundreds of students and volunteers will converge on the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History to explore these glistening and gleaming elements during Chemistry Connections: National Chemistry Week, October 22 – 26. “National Chemistry Week connects students with hundreds of chemists

Bored of the regular bar scene? Amplify your date night or friends’ night out at SPOOKY Science on Tap! The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History’s 21+ event is back to take you on an otherworldly journey on October 11 from 7 to 10 PM in celebration of the most spine-tingling holiday of the

In celebration of 10 years in the Legorretta building and 70 years of Museum School, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is going back to the future at the Mad Scientist Ball on Saturday, November 16 from 7 to 11 PM. The annual fundraising event treats guests to an unforgettable night and financially

Did you know the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History welcomes over 70,000 students on field trips every year?! This year, on North Texas Giving Day on September 19, the Museum will raise funds to support our Field Trip Program. With discounts up to 70% off general admission pricing, our Field Trip Program allows

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will commemorate Welcoming Week, a nation-wide event celebrated September 13 through September 22 that builds unity between immigrants, refugees and long time residents of our communities, by hosting TxDOT’s Child Passenger Safety Tour, opening its doors to students from FWISD’s International Newcomer Academy and presenting Smithsonian Magazine’s

REEL Adventures is back at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History! Wizards, witches and muggles alike can don their favorite house robes, grab their wands and prepare for a magical, family evening featuring Harry Potter themed activities before a showing of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* in the Omni Theater. REEL

Archaeologists have long believed that the first humans to settle in North America arrived around 13,500 years ago. Now, after seven years of excavation at the Gault Archeological Site, we know that people were here much earlier than originally thought. Archaeologists Tom Williams and Nancy Velchoff will discuss the evidence of these earliest Texans at