Dr. Olajide Williams from Columbia University will be our keynote speaker! 🗣️ Title - Hip Hop Saves Lives: An Unorthodox NIH-funded Trajectory Targeting Stroke Literacy #vivasciencesa

NISD GT & AA high school students had a wonderful time Witte Museum ~ Nature, Science & Culture today! 15 workshops spanning ethics, parabolic projectiles, paleontology, archaeology, surviving space AND MORE! Thank you for planning such an ENGAGING day for our GT students! Sotomayor High School

That the BEST day Witte Museum ~ Nature, Science & Culture with my Boldt Elementary ! Found Dino poop and a ENORMOUS elevator. O said we had to take pictures with our shoes.

Happy Easter to all who celebrate! 🐰💐 The Witte Museum is closed on Sunday, March 31. But grab your bunnies and hop on by later this week! We will resume standard business hours on Monday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Come to the Witte Museum on Sat. April 20th to learn about a variety of animals from experts with Once in a Wild petting zoo 🐇🐍🐖🐢🦎🦆 #vivasciencesa

Help the Witte grow Seeds of Wonder! 🪻🌟 This spring, your gift will be Texas-sized: Thanks to matching gifts from Board Chair Ryan Pape and family and the Witte Board of Trustees, every $1 donated to the Seed of Wonder campaign will be matched to $4 up to $100,000. With this

Great day of learning for our 4th graders at the Witte Museum Boerne ISD Witte Museum ~ Nature, Science & Culture

How do you see your culture in the world around you? #SanAntonioPhotographers are invited to enter the Capture Tu Cultura photo competition in celebration of "Mi Cultura—Bringing Shadows into the Light: The Photography of Al Rendón." Winning photos will be printed by Digital Pro

Enjoyed spending the day Witte Museum ~ Nature, Science & Culture with my oldest grandson James Maverick. If you’ve never been and u live in South Texas you should go. It was a lot of fun for BOTH OF US.

Sarah Rowley & The Witte Museum ~ Nature, Science & Culture will host both a physics demo & chemistry demo next Saturday for our audience 🧑🏻‍🔬 #vivasciencesa

Discover the majesty and mystery of the stars in this year's Fiesta San Antonio coronation robe exhibition, "Fiesta Looks to the Skies!" 🌌 💫 kens5.pulse.ly/2y4dprnffz

The U.S. National Science Foundation PUI-SATX-LSAMP scholars did an awesome job representing how cool it is to be a STEM major and also sharing the 💗of worms 🪱 and all they do for our soil environment! Fun times ScienceFiesta and the Witte Museum ~ Nature, Science & Culture influencing the next generation of scientists! 🧑🏽‍🔬👩🏽‍🔬

Bluebonnets have brought the community together throughout the Witte’s history, and now is your chance to be part of this legacy. 💙 Your gift to the #SeedsOfWonder Challenge will be matched 4 to 1, making every $1 you give go 4x further. Support at wittemuseum.pulse.ly/epb6f3klvs

We fought off dinosaurs, rode with the cowboys, and survived space while on our Field Trip to the Witte! The GT 7th grade classes had so much fun! Jack C. Jordan MS Witte Museum ~ Nature, Science & Culture NISD GT & AA

What a FABULOUS field trip to the Witte Museum ~ Nature, Science & Culture today with the 7th Grade GT classes! This group of kids is so special, and I’m going to miss them SO MUCH when they go to 8th grade! 🥹 #fieldtrip Martha Gonzalez #TeamJordanJags 🦖🔭🤠

How do chemical reactions launch rockets? 🚀 Inspired by the "Surviving Space" exhibition, this weekend's #STEAM Sunday explores the chemistry & physics of rocketry. Register online to identify the ideal chemical balance and launch a film canister rocket.wittemuseum.pulse.ly/qtdjcspnpo

Happy Mother's Day from the Witte Museum! Wishing all moms a day of rest, joy and learning. 💙 We're open on Sunday, May 12, from noon - 5 p.m. for family time and making memories.

🎉 We had the most amazing time at the Witte Museum field trip! Every moment was filled with wonder and excitement. The interactive exhibits brought history to life, and the knowledgeable guides made learning an absolute blast. Can't wait to visit again! 🏛️✨

After Emancipation, some Black cowboys continued working on the same ranches where they were held in bondage. Others continued working as cowboys for other ranchers or found new jobs using the skills they developed as cowboys. Meet the legendary individuals—including Hector