Since 1960, the Austin Nature & Science Center has provided hands-on nature exhibits, education programs, and recreation activities for adults, families, and children of all ages that increase awareness and appreciation of the natural environment. Located on the western edge of Zilker Park, ANSC is dedicated to the exploration and stewardship of the natural world.

MathHappens Foundation is a private non-profit founded in 2014. We partner with Austin informal educators to increase and enhance the presence of mathematics in public exhibits, events, and installations.

The History of Medicine Gallery presents rotating exhibits about the history of medicine in Texas and the Texas Medical Association. These exhibits feature medical artifacts and includes rare early anatomies, local medical histories, and physician biographies.

Located on the UT Austin campus, Texas Science & Natural History Museum engages visitors of all ages with the unique and irreplaceable natural history of Texas. From prehistoric fossils to modern scientific discoveries, the museum tells the story of life in Texas — from the formation of our planet to the age of dinosaurs and beyond. Formerly known as Texas Memorial Museum, this historic institution features new exhibits, hands-on activities, and outstanding fossil specimens. The museum also hosts special educational events and welcomes group visits, offering dynamic experiences that inspire curiosity and learning.

Thinkery is an evolution of the Austin Children’s Museum. It’s Austin’s sparkling new home for “why” and “how.” A place where science and families play side by side. Where people connect with ideas by doing, making and experiencing. It’s a foundry for a new generation of innovators and creative problem solvers.