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The pop-up is a collaboration with the museum store at the Decorative Center Houston that includes plenty of beautiful items found in nature.
You can give your loved one -- or ex loved one -- the ultimate symbol of endless love this year at the Houston Museum of Natural Science…with a hissing cockroach!
As kids are getting back into school, now is the perfect time to get into the Houston Museum of Natural Science!
‘TreeHouses: Look Who’s Living in the Trees!’ lets guests discover the many habitats that trees provide for animals and people.
The Houston Museum of Natural Science is awaiting the bloom of its latest corpse flower fondly named Meg, after the museum’s current exhibit featuring the prehistoric megalodon shark.
The Cockrell Butterfly Center is opening again, the museum announced this week to its subscribers via mail and on its website.
Dedicate your roach and ‘Endless Love’ now through February 14th at the Heartbreak Motel, which is located inside the museum gift shop.
The new exhibition is celebrating the 100th anniversary of King Tut’s discovery with special tomb recreation.
Monday at 3:00 p.m. on Houston Life, the team is on the road. Go behind the scenes at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, checking out what it takes to put an exhibit together. Does your child like dinosaurs, or butterflies? An exclusive look behind the scenes at the Houston Museum of Natural Sciences, Monday at 3:00 p.m. on KPRC 2.
Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. on Houston Life, the team is packing up the set and we’re going on the road. We’re going live from the Houston Museum of Natural Science. We’re taking you behind the scenes, checking out what it takes to put an exhibit together. Does your child like dinosaurs, or butterflies? An exclusive look behind the scenes at the Houston Museum of Natural Sciences, Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. on KPRC 2.
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HOUSTON – The unique exhibit showcasing the inner working of the human anatomy is returning to the Houston Museum of Natural Science as the Body Worlds & The Cycle of Life exhibit. According to the HMNS, the exhibit “delivers a breathtaking encounter with the inner workings of the human body and shows the effects of poor health, good health and lifestyle choices.”There will be over 100 preserved human specimens on display. Each different specimen will showcase human development and “the complexity, resilience and vulnerability of the human body in distress, disease and optimal health.”The exhibit will be at the HMNS from now until May 31, according to the website. Children’s tickets are also $15 for members or $21 for the general public. You can read more about the exhibit or purchase tickets online at HMNS.org.
