We're now offering Chiltepin plants for sale at our Mountain House Gift Shop! For just $15, you can add these hardy plants to your yard or garden. They tolerate full sun but thrive is dappled light. Chiltepin pack a punch, at about 100,000 Scoville units, which means mammals won't be attracted to them, but birds will. Use these to cook with and add delicious local flare to your dishes at home.

Ready...set...FLY! Experience the magic of free flight during this thrilling raptor demo! Our birds fly untethered and you can feel the brush of feathers as these amazing aerialists whiz by! Shows this season will run Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays at 10:00 a.m., through March 31, 2025, and are included with Museum admission or membership. We suggest you arrive 20 minutes early to secure the best viewing spot.

An exhibit that seeks to explore the complex interplay between natural and human-imposed boundaries, offering a powerful visual narrative of how these borders shape and divide the world around us. Presented by BorderLens/SW, a collective of women photographers and cinematographers from the US Southwest, they invite audiences to reflect on the profound influence of borders—both natural and unnatural.