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Shows at the Institute of Texan Cultures

Shows at the museum's Dome Show Theater and the Bluebonnet Puppet Theater are included in the price of admission.

Dome Show Theater

The museum's Dome Show Theater is a one-of-a-kind attraction. Showcasing 26 giant screens in a 360-degree theater, guests are surrounded by the light and sound of the museum's feature presentations. Features are shown at least once every two hours. Please inquire at the Exhibit Floor desk for a list of show times on the day you visit the museum.

Now Showing: La Fuente de Una Gran Tierra (The Wellspring of a Great Land)
The ten-minute show takes guests across every major geographic area of the state, spans 150 years of Texas history and features popular Texas icons. It's a must-see for every guest!

Bluebonnet Puppet Theater

The Bluebonnet Puppet Theater is especially for our younger guests. These family-friendly puppet presentations showcase Texas history and its rich cultural diversity through the use of puppets, props, scenery, music, and audience participation. Each of the shows is approximately 10 minutes long. There are a variety to choose from. Below is a listing of a few of the shows you may see on your visit. Please call 210-458-2282 for more information and scheduled performances.

Fantasy Idol
Explore the folklore and myth surrounding dragons from around the world through an entertaining presentation based on a popular television reality show.

Andy's Secret Code
Learn the history of cattle brands and how to read them.

Andy’s Favorite Songs
The audience learns about the Texas Flag, and participates in singing two well-known Texas songs.

Anansi the Spider
Enjoy an engaging African folktale in the griot storytelling tradition.

Magda's Tortillas
See how little Magda learns from her abuela that tortilla making isn't as easy as it looks!

Seasonal Shows

El Día de los Muertos
Learn about the history and traditions surrounding the Day of the Dead.

Holiday Texas
Experience a celebration of the holiday traditions diverse ethnic groups brought with them to Texas.



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