How does chemistry contribute to the art of photography? Inspired by National Chemistry Week, this hands-on workshop explores the art and science of photography.
What better way to spend a day than immersing your students in the Witte Museum? Join us for a fun day of learning at Homeschool Day! Choose between two special programs: Weaving Webs and Spectacular Spiders.
Have you ever wondered how scientists are able to study small animals that call Texas home? Join Dr. Michele Johnson and students from Trinity University to find out! Dr. Johnson will be bringing microscopes and preserved specimens of small Texas native animals.
Are you ready to face your fears—or perhaps marvel at the fascinating world of arachnids? This Halloween, head to the Witte Museum for Halloweb, a spine-tingling day of spiders!
Have you ever wondered about the ground beneath your feet? Meet Dr. Melanie Szulczewski, a soil chemist and environmental science professor, and discover the hidden world of soil!
How do spiders hunt? Inspired by the special exhibition, Spiders, this hands-on workshop explores weird and wonderful spider adaptations.
What better way to spend a day than immersing your students in the Witte Museum? Join us for a fun day of learning at Homeschool Day! Choose between two special programs: Black Cowboys and Watercolor Wonders.
Ready for an evening of creativity, conversation, and a touch of adventure? Explore science through art at the Witte Museum’s Painting with Paula!
Have you ever wondered why people are afraid of spiders? Join us at the Witte Museum to learn from Bria Marty, biologist and spider expert. Inspired by her lifelong love of spiders, Bria studied how people think about spiders for her graduate work at Texas State University.
The 2024 Conference on Texas at the Witte Museum will reveal the foundational role of chattel slavery in the formation and growth of Texas. Through new scholarship, the Conference will broaden the understanding of the ongoing legacies from slavery which continue to impact African Americans in Texas.
Ever wonder how cowboys lived, worked and thrived on the open trail? Head to Black Cowboys Family Day at the Witte Museum for a unique chance to explore the daily life and remarkable skills of Black cowboys in Texas.
How do hydraulic devices work? Inspired by the special exhibition, Spiders, this hands-on workshop explores the mechanics of spider legs, elevators and construction excavators.
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