Developed by Boston’s Museum of Science in collaboration with Lucasfilm Ltd., this 10,000 square-foot exhibit features over 100 Star Wars and real world artifacts and 21 innovative interactive exhibits that explore the fantasy technologies depicted in the Star Wars films, including Luke's original landspeeder from Episode IV alongside scale models of X- and Y-wing starfighters and TIE fighters. Visitors will also see an original Yoda puppet from the classic trilogy and Darth Vader's actual helmet from Episode III.

‘UnConvention’ is a non-partisan collective of citizens who have come together to create a forum in which to promote the democratic and free exchange of ideas on important issues. It exists as a counterpoint to the highly scripted and predetermined nature of the contemporary presidential nomination process and convention.

'American Presidents: Life Portraits' is the only complete collection of American presidential oil portraits by one artist. Chas Fagan's portraits are accompanied by biographical sketches of all 43 presidents, photographs contributed by the While House Historical Association, and historic front pages of American newspapers. There is also a collection of audio clips of the speeches of 18 presidents while in office. Chas Fagan was commissioned by C-SPAN in 1999 to complete the portraits, which were featured in the Peabody Award-winning TV series that went by the same name as the travelling exhibit.

This event features fashionable souvenir chapeau complete with state symbols, flags, stars, song lyrics, postcards and colorful ribbons and stickers.

Including works by Joseph Beuys, May Esch, Katharina Fritsch, Anselm Kiefer, Paul McCarthy, Julie Mehretu, Sigmar Polke, Charles Ray, and Paul Thek, Mythologies assembles a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, photography, multiples, and sound installation, around the idea of historical or contemporary mythologies.

Geologist Bryan Shuman discovers that changes in the climate a long time ago may have given trees an advantage over prairies. Tag along into the field and then enter a research lab to discover climate change clues in the layers of mud from the bottom.

‘Behind the Diorama Glass’ features historic images, artifacts and film, which will take the visitors behind the glass to see the people, processes and cultural environment that lead to the development of diorama exhibits.

‘Run! Jump! Fly! Adventures in Action’ encourages people to get physically active and to try out activities that they may have never before encountered and also revisit familiar activities in new ways.

Listen to researchers Craig Packer and Peyton West whose research reveals surprising facts about the mane’s true purpose and its role in attracting a mate.

This exhibit of Lynn Rogers' remarkable photographs features an intimate look at the lives of bears and a new understanding of their food habits, maternal care and social behavior.

This exhibit brings out the most unusual specimens from its scientific collections to illustrate the breathtaking diversity of life on earth.