Best Exhibits in United States

Don't know much about it... Haven't been there... I hope the wildfires don't engulf it...
Wish God, Jesus, and/or mother nature could make it rain/snow/hail over there...

Literally 3 rooms. Zero activities. A few nice photo ops. If color factory is Coca Cola this is the jewel store brand soda version. But just as expensive. Complete rip off. My daughter loves these places and was done after 10m. The girl running the place even apologized

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When I started working with your team, I was impressed by your professionalism, responsiveness, and willingness to go above and beyond to make my vision a reality. The way you brought my ideas to life and created an elegant and memorable atmosphere exceeded all of my expectations.
The feedback from my guests has been overwhelmingly positive, with many commenting on the stunning decor, delicious catering, and seamless coordination. You put your heart and soul into ensuring that every aspect of the event was perfect.
I can't thank you enough for making this such a unique and unforgettable occasion. Your dedication and expertise genuinely set you apart, and I would recommend your services to anyone in a heartbeat.
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This place is truly gorgeous! I am a treat maker & I set up a treat table here for baby shower and it was amazing! The place was beautiful. I highly recommend this place to host events. Very spacious, and kids had fun going into the secret garden & engaging in the interactive activities in the facility.

You will have a time of your life, with your Loved ones. If you enjoy taking photos, and bonding with your Loved ones.. This is for you. Ive been going through a lot with family & I took my baby girl to this exhibit & we bonded the entire time. She was able to play music, do the 360 photo booth & the staff took all over her photos. Great time!

It's Was A Fantastic Experience. Great For Train Lovers (And Thomas The Tank Engine Lovers)😆

Little treasure in the city that deserves more attention. They have great exhibition with guided tours, all for free.

This was a cute experience for our visit to Chicago. We love taking pictures and this place is the perfect spot. The staff, Jeanine was very friendly and helpful, giving us different ideas on pictures. A nice feature was the 360 camera booth where you can pick your own music and use your own phone for the video.
We paid $42 for two on Groupon.

My husband and I had a blast taking pictures and making memories at @the_exhibit_house in Chicago, Illinois 🪩🪴🌹🦋 each exhibit gave us an inside look into the artist’s journey to self love through an interactive experience. Can’t wait to visit again!

8/19
The reason why I rated 4/5 stars is because it was small, but if you get creative you could honestly spend a hour easily by taking pictures and reading the signs & what others wrote. No reservations were needed. The employee working was so SWEET & helpful. The museum is located on the 4th floor of the mall.

Tip — #1 Groupon has tickets for $22
Tip — #2 recommend to wear a solid color for photos opp as pictures will look better

Love love love the trains. My ASMR is to just sit and watch these go round and round and round.
Every time I go, I see something different.
Can’t wait to go back.

i absolutely enjoyed myself here! it’s such an amazing experience. the music they play fits to the experience, it’s such a vibe. my favorite place in the entire exhibit is the disco room. i love discos and they have a 360 photo booth which was so much fun!

This is a very nice and quick activity, if you're in the area stop by to see it.
The entrance was free on Sunday same as parking! I believe is free only the second Sunday of each month.

Amazing experience, nice atmosphere, and great curators

I love visiting this location. It's a grad school for NYU but also a gallery and a gift shop. They have rotating exhibitions based on the ancient world in the fall and spring - often the exhibition is outstanding and items you can't see at the Met

During the seventies when I was a kid I spent many hours sitting there watching the trains I have not seen this in over 30 years I cannot believe what a hodgepodge mess it turned into this garden railroad used to have beautiful landscape was not cluttered up with people's leftover junk toys nothing is consistent time frame isn't consistent it's poor condition they changed the landscape to an obvious unprofessional backyard mess the only reason I went to the fair this year was to see the garden railroad nothing is maintained correctly I'm extremely disappointed and I cannot believe the fairgrounds did not put restrictions on the mess that they created instead of donating junk buildings and junk toys somebody needs to donate them railroad and gardening and landscape design magazines books literature this garden railroad is a dire need of a bobcat to go through it I would be willing to get my sister award-winning landscape architect my landscape crew and two 40 ft roll offs to restore and rebuild this landmark into what it was and should be not a bunch of volunteers from the Elks Lodge or the Kiwanis club and if anybody from the late '60s and the '70s actually remembers what this look like they know exactly what I'm talking about I couldn't believe my eyes.

Went for the Pompeii exhibition-- it was great!

Beautiful art work from several talented people. Jewelry, hand painted peices, doll clothes and so much more!

Its great that the public can come in during the fair and have interaction with model RR hobbyists. This is a long time main attraction that personified what a county fair was all about... I hope it stays for many more years to come.

Love this place! Amazing G Scale Garden Railroad. Got a full tour of the place. Would definitely recommend.

This organization has been around since I was a kid. The volunteers are friendly and it's a great place to go for kids and adults alike!

The exhibit of Old Babylonian mathematical tablets in 2010, including Plimpton 322 was amazing. Visit here on almost every trip to New York.

I don''t ever want to miss a single exhibition at the ISAW. It's one of my favorite places on earth.

Went to the Ancient Maps exhibit a couple years back. The rooms were exquisite. The artifacts beautiful. And it's FREE!

A gem. Very small intense exhibits are produced here

Nice tour of a nice historic neighborhood neighborhood. The neighborhood is nice, so don't worry about getting your car broken into, getting shot, or any of those other fears that an ignorant Northsider might have (like I did). The tour that the foundation gives was okay. The talking parts were a too long-winded and for some reason she had one segment next to a loud busy street so I couldn't really hear much, but it was still pretty cool being in this historic neighborhood and seeing all the pretty old houses and buildings. The tour is inexpensive ($10) and held on the first Sunday of the month.