Visitors will be awed by the five glass viewing stations where guests can stand face-to-face with these incredible animals and a zookeeper interaction area to view training and feeding sessions.

New exhibit at the Harvard Museum of Natural History.

Kites have entertained children and adults for thousands of years, but have also had a profound impact on history as objects of artistic expression, cultural and religious symbols, tools of war, and instruments of science, technology and mathematics.

Step into the shoes of a sailor by furling a sail, firing a cannon, scrubbing a deck, and snoozing in a hammock in this hands-on, minds on exhibit at the USS Constitution Museum.

Associated with life and vigor, a little dash of red is what we all need at this season. Come to West Gallery and be energized by a selection of red dresses from our collection. From a cherry red taffeta bubble dress to a garnet velvet gown, every shade of the color will be on display.

Step on board our full-motion simulator for a dynamic excursion unlike any other. Journey through space, explore the Bermuda Triangle, tag along with a water molecule, and much more!

The Van de Graaff generator provides a risk-free opportunity to witness the power of lightning at a close range.

Is it big or is it little? How can you tell? People have been building and playing with doll houses for more than a hundred years. They look so real -- it s fun to imagine living inside those little spaces.

Testing the Ice by Sharon Robinson, and illustrated by the award-winning Kadir Nelson is a story about her father, baseball legend Jackie Robinson. The original art for the book as well as numerous preliminary sketches will be on view in the museum’s Central Gallery.

Visit this new exhibit with more than 250 artifacts from the ancient Roman city buried under ash for 1,700 years. Artifacts include 13 wall-sized frescoes, gold jewelry, frying pans and carbonized bread.