This exhibition presents photographs that reveals Houston as it was in the late 1800s and early 1900s. It captures the neighborhoods, businesses, notables, buildings and events that defined Houston and the surrounding region over a period of more than eighty-five years.

'Starry Night Express' takes audiences through the solar system and into the Universe. Audiences can practice finding constellations, planets, the moon, meteor showers and the Milky Way band. The show delivers the night sky and interprets its wonders all in one spectacular experience.

This show takes you on a journey through one of the most mystifying, awe-inspiring phenomena in the universe. Explore the latest scientific knowledge on black holes in this visually immersive and exciting show.

‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ includes sketches, digital prints, 3-D models, a robotic R2D2 to greet and much more.

From the far reaches of space and the bright orange planet Zula comes the ‘Zula Patrol.’ When their weather collecting pet Gorga runs away, the Zula Patrol chases him all the way to our solar system. Here they learn all about the weather on Earth and other planets while trying to save Gorga from the villain Dark Truder.

This new music entertainment show features U2's timeless classics and modern hits, set to lighting and animation effects using the latest in full-dome computer immersion. Songs include 'With or Without You,' 'Where the Streets Have No Name' and 'Vertigo.'

This exhibition explores ongoing research with National Geographic Crittercam, a scientific video and data gathering tool safely worn by wild animals. It offers new insights into animal behavior and provides clues about how to protect our planet's creatures and the world.

This gallery has been established with support from the Korea Foundation. Ancient and contemporary works spanning 5,000 years include extraordinary objects on loan from the National Museum of Korea as well as artworks from the MFAH collection. The Korean Art and Culture Initiative also calls for the introduction of a comprehensive interpretive program for visitors and will involve the local Korean community.

This exhibition includes chosen 1001 paintings that act as a guide to the best art around the world.

'End Game,' a sculpture completed in 2004 by British artist Damien Hirst, is now on view at the MFAH, in its first public showing in the United States. This work is one of the masterpieces of the artist, asking the ultimate question -- "what does it mean to be human?" as it balances the theme of death with the possibility of redemption and renewal.

This exhibition presents large scale monoprints printed directly from the plant specimen that represent the nexus of art and science. They are evocative of Asian brush painting in their simple strokes and elegant forms and represent a scientifically precise visual record of botanical specimens.