Children of all ages can draw or write a message about drug use and abuse or create an ofrenda (memorial) to family members lost to addictive illness. Their work will […]
Celebrate Red Ribbon Week Family event October 23-31, 2019 Read More »
Join us for a rare oppportunity to hear from one of the D.E.A’s most decorated agents Mike Vigil. Mr. Vigil has served around the world and developed several international programs
Come to the Museum to see the live webcast kick-off from Washington D.C. The theme for 2019 Red Ribbon Week is “Send a message. Stay Drug Free.” All students, teachers
Experience the healing power of yoga. Did you know that yoga has been proven to help with addiction recovery and traumatic brain injuries? Learn from our experienced yoga instructor from
October 5th is International Observe the Moon Night. The museum will stay open late for folks to enjoy First Friday ($5 admission for First Friday evening of the month), fractals
Visit the Museum on December 10 from 5:30-8pm and enjoy a special planetarium show. Explore the Museum with the bright lights turned down, louder exhibits muted and more. The exhibits
Sensory Friendly Night at the Museum Read More »
The New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science at 1801 Mountain Rd NW is celebrating Earth Science Week. Explore fossils, minerals and rocks of New Mexico with experts who
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For Immediate Release: September 17, 2019 (Albuquerque, New Mexico) – Jurassic dinosaur fossils were first found in New Mexico more than 100 years ago. Now a crocodile fossil has
Prehistoric Crocodile Fossil Discovered in New Mexico Read More »
This Inspired by Nature will teach you all about our state gem, turquoise! Learn all about this iconic Southwest stone and how you can trace specimens back to their mines
Inspired By Nature: Gems That Rock Read More »
Join us for a night of the living dead good time! Enjoying dancing, drinks, food truck, and visit our new exhibit on brains! This is a 21+ event, please
Fright Night Adults Only Halloween Read More »
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