Tamale season is around the corner! Join your Witte family for the 17th annual La Tamalada as we learn a little tamale history, which dates back thousands of years. Spend your morning getting your hands in masa and making tamales, followed by a box lunch.
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.
How does the brain work? Ask questions and engage with real scientists! Learn fun facts about the brain, what brain cells look like, how electricity in the brain controls movement and see sheep brains up-close.
Join a Young Ambassador from the National Museum of the American Latino for story time at the Witte Museum during Free Tuesday!
Join us as Dr. Peter Flaig discusses the everyday life at remote field camps in Antarctica and Arctic Alaska. Hear about the complex logistics necessary to access these camps, collect samples, and ship specimens like the ones found in Antarctic Dinosaurs!
You are invited to celebrate DreamWeek with a special performance of "Ode to Juneteenth," a play written by Eugene Lee.
Join author and wildlife conservationist Millie Kerr as she shares insights from her new book, Wilder: How Rewilding is Transforming Conservation and Changing the World, which spotlights a range of contemporary rewilding projects from around the world.
Celebrate the Monarch at the Witte! In celebration of the 2022 Monarch Butterfly & Pollinator Festival, the Witte presents Flight of the Butterflies. This award-winning documentary follows the extraordinary migration of the Monarch butterfly from Canada across the U.S. to Mexico. Two showings will take place at 1 PM and 3 PM. Run time is […]
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