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TOUR SCHEDULE

Cincinnati Museum Center
Cincinnati, OH: September 21, 2018 – January 6, 2019

St. Louis Science Center Center
St. Louis, MO: January 19 – April 14, 2019

The History Museum At The Castle
Appleton, WI: May 2019 – January 2020



AVAILABLE FALL 2020!


PREVIOUS VENUES


Orlando Science Center
Orlando, FL: June 2011 – January 2012 Debut

Louisville Science Center
Louisville, KY: January – April 2012

Carnegie Science Center
Pittsburgh, PA: June – September 2012

Science Museum of Virginia
Richmond, VA: October 2012 – January 2013

Springfield Museums
Springfield, MA: January – April 2013

The Museum Of Idaho
Idaho Falls, ID: June – November 2013

Reuben Fleet Science Center
San Diego, CA: December 2013 – April 2014

Bishop Museum
Honolulu, Hawai’i: May – September 2014

Liberty Science Center
Jersey City, NJ: October 2014 – January 2015

Imagination Station
Toledo, OH: February – May 2015

Discovery Place
Charlotte, NC: May – September 2015

OMSI
Portland, OR: September 2015 – January 2016

Exploration Place
Wichita, KS: January – May 2016

Whitaker Center
Harrisburg, PA: June – September 2016

Gulf Coast Exploreum
Mobile, AL: September 2016 – January 2017

Buffalo Science Center
Buffalo, NY: January – May 2017

Berkshire Museum
Pittsfield, MA: May 2017 – September 2017

Kalamazoo Museum
Kalamazoo, MI: September 2017 – January 2018

Fort Worth Museum Of Science & History
Fort Worth, TX: January 2018 – May 2018

Museum Of The Rockies
Bozeman, MT: May – September 2018

EXHIBIT REVIEWS

"We look for exhibits that take popular topics and add the science to them because people learn more while they're having fun. "Guitar: The Instrument That Rocked The World" has been a great fit for that reason." – JoAnn Newman, President. Orlando Science Center

"We've had terrific reaction from a wide variety of audiences, from the traditional museum member families to adults who appear to have a specific musical interest. The exhibit is also drawing the interest of dads, with children of a wide variety of ages. In the first month, the number of visitors on Saturdays increased by 92% and the number of Sunday visitors increased by 61%." – Jo Haas, CEO. Kentucky Science Center

"The GUITAR Exhibit rocked for us! We were able to attract a very broad audience beyond what we would typically see in our museum, and we received an enormous amount of media attention. For months after the exhibit left, people were still telling me how much they enjoyed it. A big success!" – Ann Metzger, Director. Carnegie Science Center and Carnegie Museum of Natural History

"This is one of the only exhibits where I can say that every element–from installation to the entire visitor experience–was 100 percent positive. We had numerous repeat visitors, along with people who had never come to the museum before. GUITAR had universal appeal and unparalleled patron satisfaction." – Rod Hansen, Director of Exhibits. The Museum Of Idaho

"GUITAR was an excellent exhibit that gave us the opportunity to build extensive programming around it. We were able to integrate the exhibit into ongoing "science of sound" demonstrations, events, and performances for our visitors during its entire run." – Russ Repp, Vice President. OMSI

"I was thrilled to have GUITAR here at the Buffalo Museum of Science. It was a success by every measure. The quality of the experience is wonderful and it has extremely wide appeal." – Marisa Wigglesworth, President and CEO. Buffalo Museum of Science

"GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked The World drew crowds from our entire region and contributed to the busiest April we've seen in four years. The exhibition presents the elements of STEM through the science of sound and is also incredible visually appealing. Coverage of our opening event was terrific, and the world's largest guitar was a huge draw for media. The exhibit only closed a few weeks ago, and guests are already asking about its return!" - Rebecca Rodriguez, VP Marketing. Fort Worth Museum Of Science & History