The Museum of Nature & Science (formerly the Dallas Museum of Natural History, The Science Place, and the Dallas Children's Museum) is a campus of three separate buildings, all located in Fair Park. The Science Building is located at 1318 S. Second Avenue. The Nature Building is located at 3535 Grand Avenue. The Planetarium is located at 1620 First Avenue. Museum of Nature & Science (MNS) is a wonderful place to explore our world and beyond through innovative programming and hands-on exhibits ranging from dinosaurs to DNA. At MNS's TI Founders IMAX Theater, a 79-foot domed screen immerses you in thrilling adventures exploring active volcanoes, the human body, caves, undersea life, outer space and more. At the MNS Planetarium, you can discover the wonders of the universe and explore the Texas night sky. Kids will find a colorful, hands-on space in the Children's Museum that brings learning to life through experiential exhibits. Much more is on the horizon with design underway on an additional 150,000-square foot facility to be located in Victory Park. Hours of Operation: Monday-Saturday, 10am-5pm and Sundays 12-5pm. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. For admission prices and additional information, please visit www.natureandscience.org.