Join the Witte on a hiking trip to Meyers Spring, considered one of the "must see" rock art sites in Texas and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
How do catapults work? This hands-on workshop explores the motion and energy of different launching devices. You and your family will construct, test and improve your own catapult.
What better way to spend a day than immersing your students in the Witte Museum? Join us for a fun day of learning at Homeschool Day! Choose between two special programs: Deep in the Arts and Creature Feature.
How many questions about tarantulas can you think up? Join Dr. Valerie Renee Holmes, entomologist and tarantula expert, for Saturday with a Scientist: Tarantula Talks. Learn about the anatomy, behavior and tactics of tarantulas that allow them to thrive in their ecosystems.
Join the Witte Museum in celebrating Texas Archeology Month! Every Free Tuesday during the month of October, the Witte will be giving away kits to make your very own pinch pot at home.
Join the Witte Museum in celebrating Texas Archeology Month! Every Free Tuesday during the month of October, the Witte will be giving away kits to make your very own pinch pot at home.
How does chemistry contribute to the art of photography? Inspired by National Chemistry Week, this hands-on workshop explores the art and science of photography.
Join the Witte Museum in celebrating Texas Archeology Month! Every Free Tuesday during the month of October, the Witte will be giving away kits to make your very own pinch pot at home.
What better way to spend a day than immersing your students in the Witte Museum? Join us for a fun day of learning at Homeschool Day! Choose between two special programs: Weaving Webs and Spectacular Spiders.
Share your love of the Witte during an unforgettable experience at the 54th Annual Witte Game Dinner. Join us as we two-step into the original charm of Game Dinner in Brackenridge Park at historic Miraflores.
Join the Witte Museum in celebrating Texas Archeology Month! Every Free Tuesday during the month of October, the Witte will be giving away kits to make your very own pinch pot at home.
Have you ever wondered how scientists are able to study small animals that call Texas home? Join Dr. Michele Johnson and students from Trinity University to find out! Dr. Johnson will be bringing microscopes and preserved specimens of small Texas native animals.
