Star Trek exhibit kicks off Midwest tour at the Detroit Science Center
This one’s for you, Trekkies. The Star Trek exhibition is kicking off its Midwest tour right here in Detroit at the Science Center.Excerpt:”Star Trek: The Exhibition” is to make its first Midwest stop at the
Detroit Science Center beginning Feb. 14, the museum is to announce
today. Tickets are to go on sale Friday, in time for people to buy as
Christmas gifts for their favorite Trekkies.”We are thrilled to
be the first Midwest venue for the exhibit,” said Todd Slisher, vice
president of science programs at the museum. “I think it’s one of the
major blockbuster exhibitions traveling around the country.”Read the entire article here.
This one’s for you, Trekkies. The Star Trek exhibition is kicking off
its Midwest tour right here in Detroit at the Science Center.
Excerpt:
“Star Trek: The Exhibition” is to make its first Midwest stop at the
Detroit Science Center beginning Feb. 14, the museum is to announce
today. Tickets are to go on sale Friday, in time for people to buy as
Christmas gifts for their favorite Trekkies.
“We are thrilled to
be the first Midwest venue for the exhibit,” said Todd Slisher, vice
president of science programs at the museum. “I think it’s one of the
major blockbuster exhibitions traveling around the country.”
Read the entire article here.
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