Exhibits

At the Museum of Nature & Science, we house exhibits that are shared with us for a limited time. These exhibits, such as Body Worlds and Baseball As America, are called Traveling Exhibits.

We also house Permanent Exhibits, which have found their permanent homes at the museum and are available to view year round

Traveling Exhibitions

Water
A timely, in-depth look at one of the most pressing environmental issues that society faces today.

Dinosaurs Unearthed
This multi-sensory, interactive dinosaur exhibition opens this October!

Math Midway
An interactive, hands-on tour of mathematical concepts, using a carnival style

Charlie and Kiwi’s Evolutionary Adventure
Follow a boy named Charlie as he works on a book report about kiwis, a flightless bird found in New Zealand.

Permanent Exhibits

Children's Museum at the Museum of Nature & Science
Galleries and programs

Putting DNA to Work
Visitors are encouraged to examine DNA sequences and see how that knowledge can be used to unlock the secrets hidden in our genes

Your Incredible Body
Your Incredible Body is a brand new addition to our permanent galleries

Paleontology Lab
See fossils brought back from the field for preparation

Ice Age Dallas
Fossils from the last Ice Age

Ocean Dallas
See ocean creatures that once swam near Dallas

Texas Dinosaurs
Life and death in the Big Bend examines dinosaurs that once lived in Texas

Wildlife Dioramas
View the Museums four distinct wildlife diorama halls

Little Urban Farm
Vividly illustrate to children and families the crucial role that farms play in all our lives

NetWorks
Take a virtual ride through a network

Lagoon Nature Walk
Explore the Leonhardt Lagoon Nature Walk

Dino Trail Guide
Explore and imagine what dinosaurs’ lives were like millions of years ago.

Mineral Majesty
Explore beautiful and amazing minerals in our Nature Building!

MNS is an AAM accredited institution that is the result of the merger of the Dallas Museum of Natural History, The Science Place, and the Dallas Children's Museum, supported in part by the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs, the Texas Commission on the Arts, and HP.