The Nuclear Museum is Open to the Public

The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is open to the public. For more information, please click here. As of Friday, August 20th, masks are required to be worn inside the museum, regardless of vaccination status, as per NM public health order.

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Exhibits to Rent

Art of the Reactor

Enjoy a special exhibit for the whole family that invites visitors of all ages to become visually engulfed in the brilliantly engineered renderings of nuclear reactors while uncovering their inner-artist by designing and creating one-of-a-kind artwork.

Exhibition Logistics:

15 text panels (all panels printed on Sintra; wall mounted with stand-offs)
17 reactor panels and labels
20 NAYGN framed children’s drawings
32 (mdf) hexagon panels
3 homasote panels for posting the artwork
3 collapsible drawing tables
3 large furniture fixtures with cup holes to hold paper/markers
5 re-production artworks of the “Atoms for Peace” posters and 1 text label
Idaho labs artworks on canvas (8)
U.S. map framed (reactor sites)

Learn more about the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History's Traveling Exhibits.