Museum Info
Boonshoft Museum
of Discovery
2600 DeWeese Parkway
Dayton, OH 45414
(937) 275-7431
Fax (937) 275-5811
TTY (937) 278-6076
Directions & Map
Hours
Monday – Saturday
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Sunday
12:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Closed: New Year's Eve, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, Chistmas Eve, Christmas Day, Easter
General Admission
Effective January 2, 2013, general admission will include unlimited Space Theater shows, based on available seating.
Children (3-16) $9.00
Seniors (60+) $10.00
Adults $12.00
Children under 3 and members are FREE.
Help us create a fun, safe environment for all our visitors! Children under 16 should always be accompanied by an adult in the Museum.
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CFC #36476
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Current Exhibits
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May 25-August 25, 2013
Showing in the Main Exhibit Hall
Dive into the science behind the colorful world of ANIMATION and bring your own creations to life! Discover how teams of artists breathe life into characters in the Animation Studio, find out why math matters at Art in Motion, and explore the progression of this 19th century art form that uses science and modern technology to create realistic and memorable characters.
From classic Hanna-Barbera characters like Yogi Bear and Tom & Jerry to the Cartoon Network’s Dexter and Powerpuff Girls, discover how art, math, science, and technology are combined to create amazing characters that become favorites for generations.
Sponsored by:
ANIMATION was created and is circulated by the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Portland, Oregon. ™ and © 2011 Cartoon Network. All Rights reserved. |
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Impact of WWII: Cultural Objects of the Pacific Islands
April 19-September 2, 2013
Showing in Fraze Gallery
Embark on a historic adventure as you explore the cultural significance of WWII on the Pacific Islands. Experience life through the lens of both the GIs and Pacific Islanders that inhabited the region during WWII. An era of cultural impact comes to life through beautiful photographs and authentic artifacts, as you discover the mutual affects experienced by natives and the brave men and women that served our country during this time period.
This exhibition was created in collaboration with Wright State University’s Graduate Public History Program.
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