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This exhibit on loan from the Smithsonian Institution, features a stunning one to five model of the Ten Thousand Springs Pavilion, the classic pavilion found within the Imperial Garden in the Forbidden City in Beijing. Irving Arts Center, 3333 N. MacArthur Blvd.

Showcases the work of artist John Henry, known for his large-scale public works of art. Henry will exhibit his contemporary metal sculptures. San Antonio Botanical Garden, 555 Funston. Closes in July 2010.

Celebrates a Century of Service. Features more than 200 items such as wool nursing capes, apothecary bottles, modern scrubs and a hospital bed. Mayborn Museum Complex.

Begins with the history of the first vineyards planted in Texas by Spanish missionaries and continues to the largely forgotten role of Texas rootstock and T.V. Munson in saving many of the French vineyards. George Bush Presidential Library & Museum. E-mail: brian.blake@nara.gov

From paintings to film installations, the five modern artists featured in this exhibit have been inspired by the performing arts. Dallas Museum of Art.

Retrospective exhibit celebrates the 100th anniversary of the first flight at Fort Sam Houston on March 2, 1910. Includes artifacts and images from private collectors and from the official collection of the U.S. Air Force. The "Flights of Fancy" section includes a collection of folk art...

Black artists from across the nation compete for awards in the categories of painting, drawing, printmaking, photography and mixed media. Winning artwork entries in the various categories have become part of the Museum’s permanent collection. African American Museum at Fair Park, 3536 Grand...

The interactive exhibit, designed and developed by the Museum of Science and History, focuses on the physical nature of balance and the body systems that work together to achieve that balance. Through a variety of challenge activities, such as balance beams, bridges and boogie boards, get into th...

The exhibition’s focus is on an educational experience. The exhibition unveils the many complex systems of organs and tissues that drive every aspect of our daily lives and unite us all as humans. Features more than 250 real human specimens consisting of whole-bodies and individual organs t...

The exhibit chronicles the Port of Galveston’s largely forgotten history as a major gateway to American immigration from 1845 to 1924. The exhibit highlights enduring humanities themes in the history of immigration including: the dangers of the journey; making a life in a new land; navigati...