The Board of Trustees of the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History today announces that Van Romans, president, has advised of his retirement after more than fifteen years of service. We wish Van the best in his retirement. The Board will immediately commence a search to identify a successor for Mr. Romans. In the […]

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History invites you to celebrate Earth Week by learning about the world around you! The Museum will bring together educators, scientists, and local partners to celebrate Earth Week, providing hands-on experiments, live demonstrations, and interactive lessons. “Earth Week gives people all over the world a time to think

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is excited to announce its participation in Lights Out Texas, a biannual event that aims to protect migrating birds from collisions during the Fall and Spring bird migrations. During the Spring migration, hundreds of millions of birds will migrate through the state of Texas as they travel

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, a Smithsonian Affiliate, announces winners of the Teens Dream Changemaker Challenge, a global competition sponsored by the Global CoLab Network, and in partnership with the Smithsonian Institution. Priya Stamper, a 9th grader from I.M. Terrell High School in Fort Worth, Texas was awarded special recognition for her idea to encourage youth to

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our physical and social environments. What can we learn from these changes, and how can we turn problems into solutions? Join the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History for a free drive-in theater showcasing teen visions for building a more sustainable future through our everyday actions. These short video designs

Sections of the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History were damaged due to water from broken pipes and sprinklers caused by record low temperatures. Water flooded the Museum School, the Academy of Digital Learning Laboratory, the Museum store, parts of DinoLabs and offices. “Our Museum experienced this once-in-a-generation event with significant flooding.” said Dr.

Join the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History to discover the exciting, innovative world of engineering! Although the annual Engineers Week celebration will be virtual this year, the Museum looks forward to engaging the community through special engineering content published to their YouTube channel and streamed live on their Facebook page. “Engineers Week has

After almost a year in space, NASA’s Perseverance rover will make its terrifying seven-minute journey to the Martian surface. In celebration of this historic feat, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will bring together staff scientists, students in the Museum’s Little Scholars Program, and the Fort Worth community to observe the upcoming Perseverance

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History has restructured its offerings to support local health officials continued caution regarding the high rates of COVID-19 infection in North Texas and is temporarily suspending its public hours. The Museum will move to hybrid programming through this winter with continued in-person learning opportunities and special events as

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will open an exciting high-tech exhibit in Spring 2021 linking science with current events like the upcoming Mars rover landing, tracking hurricanes, or marking Covid-19 cases worldwide.  The Current Science Studio will include an array of low-touch interactives and cutting-edge media, including a dozen holograms and a