Perot Museum
Inspiring minds through nature and science. At the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, you can race a T.
rex, challenge friends in robot competitions, explore the astonishing links between dinosaurs and modern-day birds, experience a simulated earthquake, journey through the universe, and test what it means to “be human”. Everything from dinosaurs to DNA to diamonds are packed into five levels of hands-on discovery and adventure. We built a Museum to inspire the life-long learner in all of us.
10/01/2026
October at the Perot Museum 🦖
🕙 Members Only Hours
Every Sunday | 10-11am
Explore at your own pace, choose from a special brunch menu, and complete a scavenger hunt with the whole family.
🥂 Thursdays on Tap — October tickets now on sale
Every Thursday through October 22 | 6-10pm | Ages 21+
Don’t miss the final month of the 2026 season!
❤️ PepsiCo Day of Caring
October 22 | 9am-1:30pm
Fuel your curiosity with a Museum-wide day of free, hands-on activities presented by .
🎃 Member After Hours: Halloween Edition
October 23 | 5:30-9pm
Enjoy hair-raising activities, trick-or-treat stations, and tasty bites from local food trucks, plus festive BOO-zy drinks for the grown-ups. Tickets now on sale!
Supported by American Airlines and Kroger
⛵ A Talk with Mensun Bound: Finding Shackleton's Endurance
October 31 | 1:30pm
Join renowned marine archaeologist and fifth-generation Falkland Islander Mensun Bound for the firsthand story of the extraordinary expedition that discovered Sir Ernest Shackleton’s long-lost ship, Endurance. Tickets now on sale!
⚽ Soccer: More Than a Game
Extended through January 4, 2027!
Enjoy more time to test your skills and discover the science and stories behind the world’s game.
Plan your next visit at perotmuseum.org.
09/29/2026
Mark your calendars — The March of the Triceratops comes to the Perot Museum in July 2027!
For the first time in North America, come face-to-face with the only known Triceratops herd ever discovered. This landmark exhibition brings together five extraordinary fossils that offer rare insight into how these iconic dinosaurs may have lived, moved, and survived more than 65 million years ago. Their remarkable discovery is helping scientists explore a fascinating question: Could Triceratops have lived together in groups?
More details to come!
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The March of the Triceratops was developed and produced by Naturalis and is presented and toured in partnership with MuseumsPartner.
The exhibition is supported by City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District, and Visit Dallas .
09/28/2026
A new fluorite display is now on view in the Lyda Hill Gems and Minerals Hall! 👀 Here's a sneak peek 👇
💚 Green Fluorite: Sourced from China’s Xianghualing Mine, this specimen is known for its rich green color, impressive transparency and glassy luster.
🟣 Purple Ball Fluorite: With its distinctive rounded shape, this specimen from Anhui Province, China, showcases how a mineral's atomic structure and environment influence its final form.
🧡 Cubic Fluorite: This striking yellow-purple fluorite from Cave-in-Rock, Illinois, features a single, large cube crystal. Unlike most specimens from this location, which typically form in clusters, this one stands on its own.
💜 Purple Fluorite: This unique specimen is from China's Xinjang region and features a dramatic, stepped cubic growth and intense purple color.
See these fascinating specimens up close during your next visit to Perot Museum.
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Mineral Monday is presented by Texas Counter Fitters
09/25/2026
Sometimes, you just have to take a chance and trust there’s something amazing waiting to be discovered. ✨
That’s exactly what our paleontology team did when they collected this concretion. Months later, they’ve uncovered a nearly complete forelimb from a sauropod dinosaur from the Antlers Formation. 🦕
“What’s amazing is we didn’t see any exposed bone in this concretion in the field,” said Dr. Ron Tykoski, Perot Museum VP of Science and curator of vertebrate paleontology. “We collected it just hoping there was something inside!”
Learn more about Perot Museum’s fossil preparation labs — one of the largest in the region: www.perotmuseum.org/researchers/
09/17/2026
North Texas Giving Day is your chance to join in on one of the largest giving events in the nation by supporting the impactful work of nonprofit organizations making a difference in your community.
By supporting the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, you help provide financial aid so more young people can enjoy STEM experiences at the Museum and in our communities, inspiring the next generation of STEM leaders. Learn more and make your donation today: https://bit.ly/3UwB5o3
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Note: Gifts made to support the Perot Museum through North Texas Giving Day cannot be applied towards a membership.
09/16/2026
Because wdym you can enjoy delicious food, refreshing drinks, AND stroll through Perot Museum’s exhibit halls after-hours? 🍸🪐
It’s true! happens every Thursday from 6 to 10 pm through October 22. Come sip, snack, explore, and experience the Museum like never before.
🎟️ Grab your tickets in advance here: https://www.perotmuseum.org/events/adults/thursdays-on-tap/. This is a 21+ event.
And somehow, there’s still more to see! 👀
Make family memories this fall as you explore our 11 exhibit halls, filled with learning and discovery around every corner. From dinosaurs to soccer to gems and minerals — every visit brings something new!
🚀 Plan your next adventure at perotmuseum.org.
09/06/2026
Heads up! 🗣️ Perot Museum will be closed September 8 through 10 for annual maintenance as we prepare for an exciting fall season.
⚠️ For those visiting on Monday, September 7 and Friday, September 11, please anticipate traffic due to road closures throughout the area.
⏱️ Fall Museum Hours (Now through April 7, 2027)
Sundays: 11am-5pm (Members Only Hours: 10-11am)
Mondays and Wednesdays-Saturdays: 10am-5pm
Tuesdays: Closed
We look forward to seeing you soon!
09/03/2026
Labor Day weekend plans? 👀
How about a family-friendly weekend of discovery at Perot Museum! Plus, enjoy Dino Days September 5-6 with free dino-themed activities throughout the Museum included with general admission. 🦖
From dinosaurs to soccer, there’s enough to explore for each day of the long weekend. Grab a ticket at perotmuseum.org!
🗣️ Heads up: The Museum is open over the holiday weekend but will be closed September 8-10 for annual maintenance as we prepare for an exciting fall season.
09/02/2026
Raise your hand if you’re ready to keep STEM curiosity going even during school breaks. 🙋♀️
Fall and Winter Discovery Camps are now on sale! Give your K-4 learners a chance to keep creating and exploring with hands-on experiences designed to inspire discovery.
🍁 Fall Discovery Camp | Nov. 23-25
Currents, Amps, and volts! Explore the science of electricity through fun experiments and activities.
❄️Winter Discovery Camp | Dec. 21-23 & Dec. 28-30
STEAM into the New Year! Discover how science, technology, engineering, art, and math all come together to bring ideas and problem solving to life.
Learn more about each camp and sign up here: www.perotmuseum.org/events/children-and-families/discovery-camps/
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