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Early Childhood Classes

Parent-and-child classes for children 18 months to 5 years

Early Childhood Classes

Keep the mess out of your house and head over to the Perot Museum of Nature and Science with your little one to explore the world around us!

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Discovery Camp Registration Open

Summer Discovery Camp

Registration is now open! Sign your camper up for hands-on science all summer long!

The Art of the Brick Now Open

The Art of the Brick exhibition

The Art of the Brick

The world's largest display of LEGO^® art. This exhibition includes a hands-on, interactive, LEGO^® brick gallery featuring building challenges, games, and open play spaces.
The Art of the Brick is very popular and has limited capacity! Advance online purchase is recommended to see this exhibition.

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Membership at the Museum

You'll enjoy member-only hours, discounts and more!

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Members receive a full year of free general admission for children and grandchildren in the household, discounted admission on popular programs, plus additional savings on parking, in the Café, and the Museum Shop.

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Perot Museum of Nature and Science

2201 N. Field Street
Dallas, TX 75201

Architecture Tours

Daytime Architecture Tour

2:30pm

All Ages

Reserve

Perot Museum of Nature and Science

2201 N. Field Street
Dallas, TX 75201

Science on the Spot

1pm

All Ages

Perot Museum of Nature and Science

2201 N. Field Street
Dallas, TX 75201

Bookworm Reading Time

11:30am

Children and Teens

Man made from yellow LEGO® bricks pulling apart his chest to reveal yellow LEGO® bricks spilling out onto the floor.

Perot Museum of Nature and Science

2201 N. Field Street
Dallas, TX 75201

Special Exhibit

The Art of the Brick

10am

All Ages

Don't Miss

Alamosaurus skeleton in the Life Then and Now Hall at the Perot Museum.

Our Gargantuan Dinosaur Fossil Skeletons

You definitely couldn't miss them anyway — these prehistoric beasts will be the first thing to greet you when you walk into the T. Boone Pickens Life Then and Now Hall.

GO BACK IN TIME

Giant purple amethyst geode in the Gems and Minerals Hall at the Perot Museum.

Crack open two tons of sparkle

Take a look inside a giant amethyst geode on our Lyda Hill Gems and Minerals Hall exhibit hall page — and in the actual hall!

Start Spelunking

Two girls running alongside a cheetah on a giant screen in the Perot Museum Sports Hall.

The Ultimate Race

Think you're faster than a T. Rex or a cheetah? What about NFL running back Jamaal Charles? Step up to the starting line in the Lamar Hunt Family Sports Hall, and get ready to run.

Ready, Set, Go!

Dinosaur bone under stand with small hands digging in the Children's Museum at the Perot Museum.

Become a Junior Paleontologist

Dig for dinos in the outdoor sand pit inspired by real fossil digs from Big Bend! Grab a vest, a scoop, a shovel, and a rake and join our team of junior paleontologists in the Moody Family Children's Museum on the Lower Level.

Start digging

Perot Museum guests watching the indoor tornado form in the Dynamic Earth Hall.

Touch a Tornado

Reach your hands inside a tornado simulator inside the Rees-Jones Foundation Dynamic Earth Hall to feel the airflows and observe the formation of these infamous and powerful storms.

FORECAST: 100% CHANCE OF DISCOVERY

Aurora Butterfly made of diamonds on display

Aurora Butterfly of Peace

Featuring 240 naturally colored diamonds arranged in the shape of a butterfly, this unique work of art not only reveals the rainbow of colors diamonds come in, but also demonstrates many of the stones’ fluorescence when it is brought to life under UV light. It took owner and curator Alan Bronstein, in partnership with Harry Rodman, 12 years to create this masterpiece.