Artifacts from across the Lone Star State will represent some of the most significant moments in Texas’ history during the upcoming special exhibition, Texas! Making History Since 1519 — opening at the Houston Museum of Natural Science on Sunday, March 6.

Texas! Making History Since 1519 will be on display hrough September 5. Tickets may be purchased online, which is recommended due to the expected popularity of this exhibit.

The Houston Museum of Natural Science will also host a special IMAX® film, Texas: The Big Picture, to coincide with the special exhibition. Buy a ticket to see Texas! and see Texas: The Big Picture for half off.

This special exhibition was organized by the Houston Museum of Natural Science with assistance from The Heritage Society, The San Jacinto Museum of History, Dallas Historical Society and The Torch Collection, Houston.

For more information, visit the museum’s web site at www.hmns.org.

The Houston Museum of Natural Science — one of the nation’s most-heavily attended museums is a centerpiece of the Houston Museum District. With four floors of permanent exhibit halls, including the Wortham IMAX® Theatre, Cockrell Butterfly Center, Burke Baker Planetarium and George Observatory, and as host to world-class and ever-changing touring exhibitions, the museum has something to delight every age group.