2.7K views · 53 reactions | The North Carolina Museum of Art (@ncartmuseum) invited the Dueling Dinosaurs over to check out their galleries and beautiful #NCMApark. They channeled their inner art aficionado and had an absolute ball! There are still more great places all over the state that our dinos have yet to explore. Follow #DuelingDinosaurs to see what’s next, and make sure to visit the exhibit in Downtown Raleigh. | North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences | Facebook

6.7K views | Tonight ANTIQUES ROADSHOW visits The North Carolina Museum of Art featuring a 1994 Maya Angelou Spingarn award; a 1939 autographed Baseball Hall of Fame program; a Le Pho La Cueillette des Pommes Cannelle oil circa 1950. Watch tomight at 7:00 on #WKNOChannel10, stream live at wkno.org | WKNO | Facebook

During your visit to the NCMA this weekend, support talented local artists and artisans at Museum Store Sunday—a global advocacy campaign uniting more than 2,200 museums across 25 countries. This annual shopping experience uplifts artist communities in North Carolina. Whether you’re discovering one-of-a-kind pieces for family, friends, or colleagues, or indulging in the joy of supporting local makers, your purchases directly strengthen our mission and impact. Plus, receive a unique giveaway with

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Did you know? The NCMA is working on an initiative to 3D scan the People's Collection to make these works more accessible via tours, school programs, and online resources. And now, the Museum Store is carrying NCMA Minis - exclusive 3D replicas of five works from our collection. Here is your opportunity to take a little bit of the Museum home with you – made possible by our mission to share art with everyone. Working in collaboration with Mike Cuelas of LEVR Studios and 3D print-maker Spike Hoba

Thank you to our community partners, the North Carolina American Indian Heritage Commission , the NC Commission of Indian Affairs, and the North Carolina Museum of Art for their support in making the 30th Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration possible! | North Carolina Museum of History