If you have a dinosaur fan in the family, you’ll want to check out a pretty unusual new experience in Houston. The Houston Museum of Natural Science is showing Dinosaur Discoveries: A Holographic ...

Two of Houston’s newest art attractions are cutting-edge, experiential and technology-driven. Designed for an urban young-adult audience, you might think. But when I explored Artechouse and Meow Wolf ...

The Houston Museum of Natural Science has partnered with a tech company to provide free accessibility technology to help visitors with low vision have a better experience at the museum. The ReBokeh ...

On a Monday afternoon in two weeks, the moon will appear to be the same size as the sun when it passes the Earth. The phenomena will prevent sunlight from reaching the atmosphere, casting a silhouette ...

All summer long, Houston Matters is visiting area museums and attractions we think you might be interested in checking out in person. In this latest installment, we take you to the Houston Museum of ...

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HOUSTON — Heads up, history buffs! Your chance to see important U.S. documents, including an original engraving of the Declaration of Independence from 1823, is coming to the Houston Museum of Natural ...

HOUSTON – Spring season is in full effect at the Houston Museum of Natural Science! From live animal encounters at the touch tank, to fresh treats at the farmer’s market, and earth day celebrations, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Houston Museum of Natural Science on Friday, Nov. 6, 2020, in Houston. (Mark Mulligan/Staff photographer) TikTok and the ...

HOUSTON (KTRK) -- Have you ever wanted to reach out towards a roadrunner? Be bold around a bison? Or look an owl in the eyes? At the Houston Museum of Natural Science Farish Hall Exhibit you can watch ...

The pendulum at the museum is attached to a 61-foot-long cable. It typically swings as the Earth rotates, knocking down pegs, until it suddenly stopped this month. The Houston Museum of Natural ...