How do you bring Fallout to life in a museum? ☢️ Find out at Comic-Con San Diego on Fri, July 24! Join @atomicmuseum, @BethesdaStudios, and @UNLVFineArts for an inside look at the World of Fallout exhibition. ➡️ Follow @atomicmuseum for exclusive SDCC updates!

In 1974, President Ford signed groundbreaking legislation that abolished the Atomic Energy Commission and transferred U.S. nuclear weapons development to the Energy Research and Development Administration. 🔗 Visit atomicmuseum.vegas to learn more.

In December 1950, President Truman established the Nevada Proving Ground 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas. But why this location? Discover the story and geopolitical impact of America's nuclear testing program at the National Atomic Testing Museum. 🔗 atomicmuseum.vegas

Join us Fri, Oct 9 (5–7 PM) for RAD: Radiation After Dark, featuring authors Bruce Borgos & Michael Frost Beckner on writing high-stakes suspense, screenwriting & publishing! Ages 18+ | Free RSVP (space is limited) 👇 🔗 atomicmuseum.vegas

Master storytelling at RAD: Radiation After Dark! Join USA Today bestseller Bruce Borgos & screenwriter Michael Frost Beckner (Spy Game) for an exclusive panel, light bites & late museum access. 🗓️ Fri, Oct 9 | 5-7 PM 🎟️ $29 (FREE for Members) | 18+ 🔗 atomicmuseum.vegas

Our Manhattan Project: Challenges and Consequences exhibit features brand-new artifacts and a dynamic interactive display! ⚛️ Dive deeper into the science, people, and pivotal moments that changed world history. 🎟️ atomicmuseum.vegas

Join historian Robert Friedrichs Saturday, Sept. 26 for Atomic Stories: Miss Atomic Bomb to explore the fascinating people, strange politics, and unexpected moments that shaped the visual history of the atomic era. 🎟️ This presentation is included in museum admission

On Sept 16, 1957, the 12-kt "Shot Newton" nuclear test was detonated 1,500 ft above the Nevada Test Site via a tethered balloon. It was part of Operation Plumbbob—the longest US nuclear test series, with 29 detonations to advance Cold War defenses. 📷: LVCVA Archive

The World of Fallout exhibit's mission: 1. Be true to the game 2. Be true to the education 3. Be true to the fans of the game ➡️ follow @atomicmuseum to stay up to date with the World of Fallout exhibit in Las Vegas

A review like this just makes us want to SING! 😉 Want to know what all the hype is about? Plan your trip and grab your tickets today at atomicmuseum.vegas! 🎟️

Today, we honor the lives lost on 9/11 and reflect on a day that changed our nation forever. 🇺🇸 At the Atomic Museum, we highlight the vital work the NNSS, where scientists and first responders train to detect, respond to, and counter nuclear or radiological threats.

In honor of First Responders Day, all first responders with I.D. will receive FREE general admission to the National Atomic Testing Museum on September 11, 2026. Plan your visit and learn more at atomicmuseum.vegas

Now that summer is behind us, we are officially back to our regular hours beginning Tuesday, September 8. ⭐️ Daily Operating Hours: Monday – Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Last entry at 4:15 PM) Plan your visit at atomicmuseum.vegas

Since nuclear testing ended, subcritical experiments have kept our stockpile safe—using high explosives without reaching critical mass to power supercomputers. See the machines driving this "invisible science" in our Bomb Without the Boom exhibit.

We hosted Chris Barnardo of The Wand Company for "Out of the Vault and into Reality"! He shared the prop engineering behind legendary Fallout Pip-Boy replicas, and one attendee won their own! 🎁 🔗 Visit atomicmuseum.vegas to stay up to date on upcoming events.

From atmospheric testing to national security, the NNSS has shaped nuclear history for 75+ years. Explore its evolution—from Cold War roots to modern stockpile stewardship and counterterrorism—in our NNSS Gallery! 🔗 atomicmuseum.vegas for tickets

President Truman’s August 1945 address publicly announced the existence of the atomic bomb, illustrating the U.S. government's official wartime stance, the emphasis on scientific investment, and the determination to end World War II. 🔗 Learn more at atomicmuseum.vegas

What an incredible day of rhythm and community at the Atomic Museum! 🥁✨ Thank you to everyone who joined us for "Taiko & Traditions." From the thunderous Taiko drums to hands-on art, it was unforgettable. 🔗 Visit atomicmuseum.vegas to stay up to date on upcoming events.

After Nevada Test Site opened in 1951, atmospheric nuclear tests ran 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas. Local casinos hosted "Dawn Bomb Parties" where crowds gathered to watch mushroom clouds over the desert. 📸 Fremont Street at night on Aug 10, 1954. Credit: LVCVA

Consider this your sign to squeeze in one last awesome family outing before summer ends! ☀️✨ 🧪 Pick up a STEM kit from the gift shop to get the kids excited for back-to-school time! 🔗 atomicmuseum.vegas for tickets

Welcome to Las Vegas, Star Trek convention attendees! 🖖 We’re ready to help you set your weekend to "engage." 🎟 Show your STLV badge for $5 off admission (Aug 5–9)! ⏰ Mon–Sat 9 AM–6 PM | Sun 9 AM–5 PM