If you have not taken the time to check out our local Natural History Museum with your kids you really should. They really go all out for Halloween.

What goes well with actual skeletons of dinosaurs? Ghosts, pumpkins, and other Halloween decorations.

The Naranjo Museum of Natural History has all of its exhibits decorated for the Halloween Season. Not too scary, just good family Halloween fun is waiting for you there.

Plan Your Visit 

The museum is open Monday - Saturday from 10 am - 6 pm, and Sunday from 1 pm - 6 pm. It takes a little over an hour to see the exhibits. They are on Highway 59/I69 at 5104 S 1st St, Lufkin, TX 75901.

No visitors will be admitted after 5 pm to give you a chance to see them all.  Tickets are $7.50 for adults and kids 4-18 are $5.

If you are a museum member it's free. If you have thought about becoming a member of the museum, it makes a great gift.

Dancing With Dinos 

"Dancing with Dinos" the Naranjo Museum Gala has been rescheduled and the party is back on. This is another great way to support our local natural history museum.

You can join in on the fun and dancing on Saturday, November 13th at 6pm at the Pitser Garrison Convention Center. Tickets for the 2020 event will be honored at this rescheduled event.

Guests will enjoy dinner catered by Tome Catering, Live DJ, silent and live auction. Tickets start at $50 per person and your support goes towards the great work they do. 

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Your contribution will go towards things like museum summer camps, educational programs, and community outreach.

The Naranjo Museum will also have a booth at the Texas Forestry Museums Fall Festival on October 15th 2021.

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