EXPLORE
LEARN
BE CURIOUS
BEGINNINGS
The Science Spectrum was first suggested as an idea in 1984 when a group of citizens discussed the various educational, cultural, and economic benefits that a science museum would bring to the South Plains. It was just two years later in 1986, when a board of members was formed and the Science Spectrum was incorporated.
The first exhibits premiered in February of 1988 in the South Plains Mall featuring the Science Spectrum’s first traveling exhibit, Light and Sight. The Science Spectrum held its Grand Opening as a permanent museum a year later on February 11th, 1989 at its first home on 50th and Slide.
In the past 25 years the Science Spectrum has presented 44 traveling exhibits and has been a resource of science education to hundreds of thousands of people in Lubbock and the surrounding areas. This nonprofit Museum and OMNI Theater could not have been a success without such a strong community. Thank you for all your support and we look forward to inspiring minds of future generations to come!
The Science Spectrum is a nonprofit Museum and Theater dedicated to the pursuit of exploration and science education.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
The generosity of your tax-deductible donations allows our nonprofit museum to continue to provide science education through new exhibitions, programming, and research. Whether it is just a dollar or you would like to give more, any contribution is valuable to the Science Spectrum’s pursuit of exploration and science education. Your contributions help guarantee that the next generations of future scientists and explorers have the opportunity to be inspired to change the world!