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ART BIKE 2010 Presented by National Multiple Sclerosis Society: Lone Star Tuesday, March 9 Sunday, April 18 Dont miss the exhibit of 26 artistically-transformed bikes by local artists to raise awarene
It's been a year since Ned's passing, and it's Bridgette's birthday. Unfortunately, in memorializing the anniverdary of Ned's death, no one remembers Bridgette's birthday
BCO has been doing lots of kayaking lately, and if you want to get in on the action, you should take this course with Ben Kvanli at Twin Lakes. He will show you the basics of kayaking, including gear,
This exhibit explores scientific concept and advanced technology in the oil and gas industries, including the energy development process.
Visitors can discover some of the intricate designs created by master goldsmith and jeweler, Carl Faberge. Though most famously known for his Imperial Easter Egg collection, Faberge created jewelry an
This exhibit explores how science and magic are intertwined.
The center has butterflies from all over the world.
This hall focuses on the wildlief ecology and conservation in Africa.
Experiments, interactive displays, touch screen computers, holograms, and other installations that will teach visitors about chemical reactions and processes, as well as the importance of chemistry in
This exhibit focuses on native animals and plants of Texas, with realistic displays and videos.
This visual demonstration of the earth's rotation, created by Jean Bernard Leon Foucault, was first shown at the 1851 World's Fair in Paris, France.
Studying the history of life on earth, Paleontology brings to life ancient creatures by studying their fossilized remains. Visitors can examine the museum's over 450 fossils and fossil replicas i
This exhibit features models, fossils, dioramas, living specimens, and hundreds of shells of mollusk-invertebrates, which include snails and giant squids.
While the focus on mummies, pyramids, coffins, and tombs might make visitors think that Egyptians focused on death, this exhibit shows how they were really attempting to prolong life.
This exhibit focuses on the diversity and accomplishments of the indigenous peoples of the Americas.
This exhibit includes photographs, video, documents, and artifacts recording the contributions of Pope John Paul II in improving relations between the Catholic and Jewish communities.
This exhibit features presentations of health and wellness information for the heart, lungs, and brain. There are several large scale models to give you a closer look at how things work.
Albania, a European country with a Muslim majority, succeeded where other European nations failed in dealing with Nazi Germany. Almost all Jews living within Albanian borders during the German occupat
Visitors can explore the world of forces and the science behind building structures.
Kids can learn about properties of matter such as density, viscosity and elasticity and look at things under a microscope.
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