New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science

OUR MISSION: The New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science preserves and interprets the distinctive natural and scientific heritage of our state through extraordinary collections, research, exhibits and programs designed to ignite a passion for lifelong learning.

At the Museum

Museum Admission
Adults (13-59)	$8.00
Seniors (60+)	$7.00
Children (3-12)	$5.00

Planetarium Shows

Planetarium Tickets
Adults (13-59)	$7.00
Seniors (60+)	$6.00
Children (3-12)	$4.00

Earth's Wild Ride	11:00am
From Earth to the Universe	12:00pm
Enchanted Skies	2:00pm
The Little Star that Could	3:00pm
To Space & Back	4:00pm

DynaTheater Shows

Lockheed Martin DynaTheater Tickets
Adults (13-59)	$7.00
Seniors (60+)	$6.00
Children (3-12)	$5.00

Galapagos: Nature’s Wonderland 3D	10:00am
Incredible Predators 3D	11:00am
Galapagos: Nature’s Wonderland 3D	12:00pm
Mysteries of China 3D	1:00pm
Galapagos: Nature’s Wonderland 3D	2:00pm
Incredible Predators 3D	3:00pm
Space Next 3D	4:00pm

Announcements

NatureScapes Photo Salon

2017 NatureScapes Photography Salon: Water/Agua/Tó

To put your hands in a river is to feel the chords that bind the earth together."

- Barry Lopez

Water in New Mexico is precious and rare, but we feel its presence everywhere. Go out and search New Mexico for places with water, as well as places where water is missing. Share the beauty and diversity of the natural world, interpreted through the theme of “water”.

This is your opportunity to become part of the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science. Our vision is to inspire a greater appreciation and understanding of the natural world by celebrating nature through the art of photography.

Download an entry form here.

Owls in the Land of Enchantment

April 15 – September 25, 2017

Discover owls of New Mexico. Learn about the unique adaptations of owls, where they live and how they hunt. What do owls mean to you?
This new exhibit features photography by Dennis Dusenbery and specimens from New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science and the Museum of Southwestern Biology University of New Mexico.