An historic 85-year-old exhibit featuring some of Texas’ most renowned fossilized footprints is getting a new lease on life. cns.utexas.edu/news/announcem…

Enjoy FREE admission at Texas Science & Natural History Museum on Sunday, May 25 during @heb Free Fourth Sunday! sciencemuseum.utexas.edu

Join the Texas Science & Natural History Museum for Dinosaur Day and step into a world of prehistoric fun at the brand-new Discovery Center!🦕 🦴 Meet a real paleontologist and have your fossils identified on the spot 🦖 Check out the 33-foot cast of a tyrannosaur skeleton 🛍️ Get 20% off dinosaur

We loved talking to @trevorscottatx & @ChelseyKhanTVn on We Are Austin about our June 28 Dinosaur Day and more summer fun at the museum! cbsaustin.com/features/we-ar…

So many wonderful museums in Austin! Thanks TexasTasty ✪ for featuring us. How many of these Austin museums have you visited? thetexastasty.com/around-town/au…

Mammoth or mastodon? 🐘 Both lived in Ice Age Texas, but their teeth—and their diets—set them apart! Watch this short video to learn more, and come explore more Ice Age giants Tuesday, July 22 and 29 from 10-1 at Texas Science & Natural History Museum! youtube.com/shorts/6yQj9EW…

Enjoy FREE museum admission on Sunday, July 27 during H-E-B Free Fourth Sunday! Learn about life in Texas millions of years ago, walk beneath a tyrannosaur and the 33-foot wingspan of a pterosaur, touch a meteorite and more! sciencemuseum.utexas.edu

Exciting new research about dinosaurs' diets by the museum's Exhibition and Outreach Associate Liam Norris, PhD and UT Jackson School of Geosciences helps explain how so many different creatures lived in the same area at the same time. jsg.utexas.edu/news/2025/07/c…

Learn more about Ice Age animals like this glyptodont during Ice Ages in July, Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and come see this amazing fossil for yourself in our first-floor Paleontology Gallery! bit.ly/4lIf1nM

Paleontologists learn by studying bones—and you can too! In the new Discovery Center at Texas Science & Natural History Museum, you can compare model bones from a horse, dog, eagle and human—and see how bones are surprisingly similar across vertebrate animal species.

Our 𝘓𝘰𝘯𝘨𝘰𝘴𝘶𝘤𝘩𝘶𝘴 fossil got some TLC! The armored aetosaur roamed Texas during the Triassic, 227 & 237 million years ago. This fossil, found in Howard County, got a gentle dusting as part of a regular cleaning of specimens in the Paleontology Gallery. #FossilFriday

At Astronomy Afternoons at Texas Science & Natural History Museum, watch a hands-on spectroscopy demo in the "Big Eye on Dark Skies" exhibit, featuring a scale model of the Hobby-Eberly Telescope! Aug 8, 15 & 22, 2-3pm. Included with museum admission. sciencemuseum.utexas.edu

Make the most of summer with a cool escape to Texas Science & Natural History Museum at UT Austin! 🦖Explore Texas' prehistoric past, dig into the science of paleontology and jumpstart those brains in our hands-on Discovery Center—just in time for school! sciencemuseum.utexas.edu

Hey UT Austin students, did you know there's a *cool* prehistoric world waiting for you on campus at Texas Science & Natural History Museum? Look for the saber-toothed cat statue out front! Admission is always free with a UT ID. 🦖 The Daily Texan thedailytexan.com/2025/08/03/for…

Exciting new research led by our Exhibition and Outreach Associate Liam Norris, PhD helps explain how so many giant creatures lived together in the same area at the same time! sciencenews.org/article/dinosa… via Science News

Sept. 10: free public program at Texas Science & Natural History Museum! 🌊🌎 Join Dr. Rowan Martindale from UT Jackson School of Geosciences for a fascinating look at how ancient environmental changes reshaped life below the waves. sciencemuseum.utexas.edu/events/how-ext…

At the Parts & Pieces station in our new Discovery Center, you can learn all about body fossils. Watch this short video to learn more, and come discover the past at Texas Science & Natural History Museum, piece by piece! 🦴🌿 #FossilFriday

Wishing all our educator friends good luck with back-to-school season! We’re now booking group visits and field trips for fall of 2025 and spring of 2026. Let our education team help you create an engaging and educational experience for your students! sciencemuseum.utexas.edu/education/fiel…