The latest IMAX® documentary adventure from IMAX® Entertainment, Pandas — a heartwarming global story about reintroducing captive born pandas to the wild – will open in IMAX® at the Omni Theater at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History on April 6. The film is narrated by Kristen Bell (Frozen, TV’s “The Good Place”). […]
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David Zinn has spent a dozen years creating his most enduring artworks in a medium that cannot be framed, sold or even preserved: sidewalk chalk. His installations appear as three-dimensional creatures incorporated into the real world and then disappear soon after, but their photos continue to receive popular acclaim all over the world in newspapers,
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Guests and volunteers from all over the Dallas-Fort Worth area will converge on the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History to celebrate the Maker Movement at iMake: Maker Fest on Saturday, March 24, from 10 AM to 5 PM! The festival aims to celebrate the collaborative culture of the Maker Movement, which encompasses using
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With the passing of Stephen Hawking, world-renowned cosmologist and mathematician, the man gifted with what has been described as one of the greatest minds in history is being remembered across the globe. His work on the origin, evolution and fate of the universe will continue to inform and inspire thinkers for generations. Hawking was noted,
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School is out and the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is celebrating during Spring Break from March 10 – March 17! Grab an electric guitar and hop on stage in our new exhibition, GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked The World! It’s an experience you won’t forget! There’s something different every day in Innovation
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In an increasingly complex world, engineers are challenged daily to keep pace with a competitive technological landscape and find solutions to mind-challenging problems. Around the globe, engineers are using their creativity and technical know-how to make a difference, one person at a time. Inspire wonder and celebrate Engineers Week, February 20 to February 24, at
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MacGillivray Freeman Films’ newest documentary for IMAX® and giant screen theaters, America’s Musical Journey, will open at the Omni Theater on February 16. The film celebrates the unique diversity of cultures and creative innovation that characterize America, as told through the story of its music. Narrated by legendary Academy Award®-winning actor Morgan Freeman, the film
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The countdown is on for stargazers, with the rarest of lunar events only hours away. The Super Blue Blood Moon will be visible beginning in the wee hours of the morning, Wednesday January 31. While lunar eclipses are not uncommon, it’s the timing of this event which makes it such a special event. This is
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Perhaps one of the most iconic symbols in American culture, the guitar is an integral part of American culture and history, with more than three million new guitars sold every year. That’s more than all other instruments combined. GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked The World, opening Saturday, February 10, gives guests a backstage pass to
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Grab your lab coats and dancing shoes for the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History’s Mad Scientist Ball: The Science of Sound. The Museum’s largest fundraiser of the year is at 7 PM, Saturday, February 17 at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. Guests will receive a backstage pass to the Museum’s
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