The Asheville Museum of Science (AMOS) is a growing local science museum with interactive, hands-on exhibits for science lovers of all ages! We are WNC’s home for experiential science learning …
The Asheville Museum of Science (AMOS) is a growing local science museum with interactive, hands-on exhibits for science lovers of all ages! We are WNC’s home for experiential science learning and exploration. Young learners ages 3-12 will especially enjoy our exhibits and programs that strive to spark the imagination and foster lifelong curiosity. We proudly showcase the Colburn Hall of Minerals our gem and mineral collection, a local legacy loved by all, Our STEAM Lab and Makerspace, The teratophoneus dinosaur skeleton, Our main exhibit hall which includes our interactive astronomy virtual display, French Broad water table, landscape sand table, forestry tree climb, and more! Discovery awaits at the Asheville Museum of Science!
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Feb 9, 2025
The Asheville Museum of Science is a great portal to a few of the wonders of the Southern Appalachian bioregion. It helps the kids a lot if the grown-ups share the excitement and the wonder. The plat…Full review by Daav W
Aug 12, 2023
pretty lame for two 9-year olds. We spent less than thirty minutes. was expecting much more based on the reviews. It's one floor with 4 exhibits.Full review by Emily S
Jun 17, 2023
While this museum only had three rooms, our 9-year-old enjoyed playing in it for nearly two and a half hours. It was a great way to beat the heat. The staff were extremely friendly. All of the exhibi…Full review by GBE_in_NC
Do the exhibits include any reconstructed dinosaurs?
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I don't recall reconstructed dinosaurs however there is a station for children to use crayons on paper to raise an outline of a dinosaur from a bas relief (?) etching. Kind of cool when …
I don't recall reconstructed dinosaurs however there is a station for children to use crayons on paper to raise an outline of a dinosaur from a bas relief (?) etching. Kind of cool when it's done and they can take it with them.
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