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 […]

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

The Moo-seum Experience is back! Museum exhibit admission is included with purchase of a Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo general admission ticket. The Moo-seum Experience is presented by Central Market and allows Stock Show guests to enjoy the Museum’s galleries, along with the Cattle Raisers Museum and the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History has been awarded $1,000 by Staples Foundation, the private charitable arm of Staples, Inc., through a program called 2 Million & Change that allows Staples associates around the globe to direct more than $2 million in donations each year. Created in 2012, the 2 Million & Change

It’s the latest in a series of exoplanet discoveries, and this one is a close neighbor. This week astronomers announced the discovery of Ross 128 b, just outside our own solar system. Only 11 light-years from Earth, Ross 128 b is the exoplanet second closest to Earth. Most importantly, scientists say Ross 128 b may

In partnership with the Smithsonian Latino Center’s ¡Descubra! Meet the Science Expert initiative, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is celebrating heroes at Superhero Science Day on Saturday, November 11 from 10 AM – 4 PM. Guests are invited to come dressed as their favorite hero (no masks or weapons), from Superman to

Have you ever wondered what chalk, rocks and ghost crystals have in common? Chemistry! Hundreds of students and volunteers will soon converge on the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History to explore these concepts and more during Chemistry Connections: National Chemistry Week, October 24 – 28. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, this year’s theme for

NASA just revealed the first visual observation of a cosmic collision some 130 million light-years away – and scientists say it will be a turning point in research. “This discovery basically ushers in the next stage of gravitational wave astronomy,” said Fort Worth Museum of Science and History’s Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Doug Roberts. “For

Experience one of the most stirring tales in the annals of Antarctic exploration when Race to the End of the Earth opens at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History on October 14. This captivating exhibition portrays the ultimate race for science, exploration and patriotism. Relive the challenges faced by Norwegian Roald Amundsen and