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The museum’s spookiest oddities will be on display.

Photo courtesy of NCMNS

Get ready to be seriously spooked, RaleighAdult Nights are back at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences.

Raleighites 21+ can experience Nocturnal By Nature on Fri., Oct. 28 from 7-10 p.m., and explore the uncensored side of science by:

  • Dancing beneath dinosaurs
  • Testing your crime-fighting abilities
  • Seeing rare specimens + scientific oddities

— and maybe even holding a real human brain, if you’re brave enough. Costumes encouraged. Grab your tickets.*

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