Waiting is the hardest part, but it will be worth it so mark your calendar for these future thought-provoking exhibitions!
You don't have to travel the world to explore thought-provoking, award-winning, and one-of-a-kind exhibitions—we bring them to you. The Museum hosts several touring exhibitions from around the world each year about a variety of STEM topics. Here's a sneak peek at what's heading our way in the future. The hardest part is waiting for these riveting exhibitions to get here!
Let your imagination run wild in this hands-on exhibition showcasing STEM, architecture and design. Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO® Bricks features 20 of the world's most innovative skyscrapers from North America, Asia and Australia built in awe-inspiring architectural detail by Ryan McNaught. McNaught is one of only twelve LEGO®-certified professionals worldwide. His award-winning team of builders utilized more than half a million LEGO® bricks and devoted more than 2,000 hours to building the towers featured in the exhibition. You'll be inspired to create your own “towers of tomorrow” with 200,000 loose LEGO® bricks available in the interactive construction areas. The possibilities are endless!
Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO® Bricks is a traveling exhibition produced by Sydney Living Museums and toured internationally by Flying Fish.
Prehistoric creatures meet cutting-edge technology! Featuring 20 full specimens from locations in the Southern Hemisphere, this interactive exhibition brings dinosaurs to life. Augmented reality transforms intricately detailed skeletons into moving, flesh-and-bones animals to reveal a new breed of bizarre dinosaurs that evolved in isolation during the Mesozoic Era. Guests can learn about the adaptations that made them unique through hands-on activities exploring physical characteristics like crests and frills, stride patterns and more. Don't miss this DINO-mite paleontological experience!
Presented by the Science Museum of Minnesota. Created and produced by The Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto. Extra ticket required.