New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science Officially Reopening in April

Since August 2025, Albuquerque has been missing a well-loved attraction, closed for renovation. However, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science has officially announced a date to reopen to the public: April 4. On the museum’s website homepage, a bright and cheery message greets visitors: “We’ve evolved!” it says and announces that the […]

Since August 2025, Albuquerque has been missing a well-loved attraction, closed for renovation. However, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science has officially announced a date to reopen to the public: April 4.

On the museum’s website homepage, a bright and cheery message greets visitors: “We’ve evolved!” it says and announces that the museum will officially reopen this spring, on Saturday, April 4.

Those who have missed one of Albuquerque’s most friendly and affordable attractions will be excited to know that there is a full schedule for the grand re-opening weekend.

According to the website, starting at 10 a.m. on opening day, the museum will be hosting a block party and ribbon cutting ceremony. Additionally, regular museum admission will also cover Planetarium and DynaTheatre shows throughout the weekend.

Those looking forward to the re-opening of the beloved museum now have a weekend date to look forward to! Further updates can be found on the website, New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science.

Check back for updates after the opening! Brant.one will be reporting on the event.

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