The museum's nine-acre outdoor exhibit area known as Heritage Park is now open! This expansive exhibition area is open to the public daily from 9 am to 4 pm. Admission of $5 per person (children five years and younger are free) must be paid online in advance. Guests will be required to show their electronic receipt to enter Heritage Park. All museum members are FREE, and we ask you to have your membership card available at the gate. All Heritage Park visitors are required to wear face masks. Water and food are allowed inside Heritage Park. Please leave all your four-legged friends at home for this visit, though the museum welcomes all service-pets.

Email info@nuclearmuseum.org with questions.

Located just inside the Museum entrance, the Museum Store provides a distinctive mix of products that are a fun and educational extension of the Museum’s mission. You will find signature products celebrating the Museum, exhibit-inspired merchandise, jewelry, gifts and toys, DVDs, scholarly and popular publications for all ages and tastes. The Museum's Retail Store is open daily from 9 am to 4 pm. Face masks are required by the state and the museum to enter the museum's store. No access beyond the store and Heritage Park will be available, including no access to restrooms within the museum.

Email mbrunell@nuclearmuseum.org for more information.

This exhibition focuses on a dense, two-inch charcoal-black cube made of pure uranium metal that Nazi scientists suspended with 663 other similar cubes during World War II in an effort to create the world’s first atomic bomb.

Complete with planes, rockets, missiles, cannons and nuclear sub sail, this wide-open exhibit area will attract plane buffs and historians alike. The museum collection is the largest aircraft collection for public viewing in the state of New Mexico.