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✈️ Planes, trains, and cars — oh my

A new travel-themed exhibition has touched down at the Children’s Museum of Richmond.

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A GIF of children interacting with hands-on exhibits at the Children's Museum of Richmond.

“From Here to There” is a collaboration between the Rochester Museum & Science Center and the Sciencenter of Ithaca, NY.

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Have a kiddo obsessed with planes, trains, or things that go vroom?

Fuel their curiosity at “From Here to There,” an interactive summer exhibition at the Children’s Museum of Richmond that explores how we travel by land, sea, and air.

Open now through Sept. 7, this 1,500-sqft exhibition is packed with hands-on fun. Kids can ride a hovercraft to learn about air pressure, launch a hot air balloon, operate a real canal lock to move boats between water levels, and more.

Plus, explore themed zones like:

Things to know if you go:

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