Family Festivals

Family Festival Days offer wonderful opportunities for families to learn about all that nature and science have to offer! Activities include games, hands-on activities, crafts, touchable specimens, live interactive exhibits and dialogues with local experts. PLUS, festivals are free for members!

Second Saturday Science - MNS Discovery Days

Second Saturdays are First in Fun at MNS Discovery Days, March–August

There’s always something special to discover at the Museum of Nature & Science and, during Discovery Days, you’ll find even more hands-on fun and amazing exhibits that will open your eyes to the science behind everything from prehistoric fossils to modern masterpieces.

These exciting daylong programs run from March through August on the second Saturday of each month – and they’re free with your MNS admission!

March 13:	Discover Sports
April 10:	Discover Outdoors
May 8:	Discover Dinosaurs
June 12:	Discover Water
July 10:	Discover Transportation
August 14:	Discover Fine Arts

Click here for more information on Discovery Days

Thanks!

Thanks to our Engineers Week 2010 presenting sponsor: IBM. Additional thanks to the activity presenters and volunteers who helped make this event a success.

Thanks!

Thanks to our Tech Fest 2010 presenting sponsors: Lockheed Martin and IBM. Additional thanks to the wonderful activity presenters and volunteers.

Thanks!

Thanks to our Reptile Fest 2009 sponsors: Geico and Junior League of Dallas. Additional thanks to our amazing presenters and volunteers.

Please check back periodically for information on upcoming events.

Sponsorship opportunities are available for our Family Festival programs.
For more information on sponsorship of one of these events, email mharrison@natureandscience.org or call 214-428-5555 x1450.

3535 Grand Avenue and 1318 S. 2nd Avenue in Fair Park Phone: 214-428-5555 FAX: 214-428-4356 email: info@natureandscience.org

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.