Combine the magic of Santa with the wonder of the Witte for holiday photos your family will cherish for a lifetime.
~SOLD OUT~ It's a culinary celebration! Children aged 8-12 are invited to join the Witte Museum's two-day cooking camp.
What is a landform, and how do we mark it on a map? Inspired by the special exhibition Explore Your World, this hands-on workshop explores the challenges of cartography.
Join photographer Al Rendón for a community event to discuss his book "Mi Cultura—Bringing Shadows Into the Light: The Photography of Al Rendón," which celebrates his remarkable 50-year career.
How does medicine work? Inspired by the American Chemical Society’s National Chemistry Week, this family-friendly, hands-on workshop explores the chemistry of pharmacology. You’ll discover how different molecules affect the way a body absorbs medicine.
As part of International Archaeology Day and Texas Archaeology Month, the Witte invites you to explore the world of archaeology at Super Saturday: Can You Dig It?
Excited about the Annular Solar Eclipse? Want the fun to continue after it’s over? Come to the Witte to get free eclipse glasses and safely view the Annular Eclipse. Then, stick around to learn more about what you just witnessed at the Witte Museum’s Last Contact Party! Explore sky & space, create eclipse-inspired art and see real meteorites.
View the annular eclipse with the KENS 5 Weather Team! Join Bill Taylor, Chief Weatherman, and Paul Mireles, meteorologist, at the Witte on October 14.
Learn from and engage with a real scientist! Dr. Chris Packham, professor of astrophysics at UTSA, will be at the Witte during the Fall Equinox to answer your questions about space, the movement of planets and the change in seasons.
How does light behave? Learn the answer at this family-friendly, hands-on workshop exploring the interaction of light and matter.
Explore the wonders of nature through a meet-and-greet with Zoomagination’s featured residents. Enjoy complimentary cocktails and local brewed beverages while engaging with and learning more about the animals.
What are theropod dinosaurs, and what makes them unique? Inspired by the special exhibition Tyrannosaurs: Meet the Family, this hands-on workshop explores the features of popular predators.
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San Antonio, Texas 78209
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