Exhibition Hub Denver

01/20/2026

Dinos Alive in Denver is a hit with kids. From life-size dinosaurs and realistic movements to immersive spaces designed to spark curiosity, it’s the kind of experience that keeps little explorers engaged from start to finish. 🦕✨

It’s fun, educational, and full of moments that make learning feel like an adventure — the kind of place where excitement and discovery go hand in hand for the whole family.

And if you’re not convinced yet… just take a look at this video by and see it for yourself. 👀🎥

Get your tickets now and step into the prehistoric world. 🎟️🦖

01/09/2026

We absolutely loved this 🥹🥰

Big thanks to our friends at for coming to visit us by surprise. We absolutely adore that the good news of the day for the little ones are coming to visit us. 🦖

And also, shout out to our little Sarah for turning one year old! 🎉⚡

10/28/2025

We're going back to Denver! And The Denver Post and Broomfield Enterprise make echo of it and included us in their pages! 🙌

Pay attention, Dinos Alive! is coming... Very soon... 🦖😏

06/08/2025

Many thanks, FOX31 KDVR.com, for the amazing interview with Exhibition Hub Executive Producer, John Zaller! 🚢

06/08/2025

Thank you, KWGN Denver, for the interview with Exhibition Hub Executive Producer, John Zaller, discussing all things TITANIC! 🚢 **Part 2 of 2

06/08/2025

Thank you, KWGN Denver, for the interview with Exhibition Hub Executive Producer, John Zaller, discussing all things TITANIC! 🚢 **Part 1 of 2

06/04/2025

Thank you, Great Day Colorado, for the amazing interview! 🚢

Since it’s tragic sinking over 100 years ago, The Titanic has captured the hearts and minds of people all over the world. The ‘Titanic: An Immersive Voyage’ exhibit takes you insi…

06/01/2025

Don’t forget to keep your boarding pass 🎫 - you’ll discover your passenger’s fate at the end of the exhibition. 🚢🛟

05/28/2025

Richard Norris Williams (pictured on right) saw his father, Charles Duane Williams, and many others crushed by the forward funnel as it collapsed and narrowly avoided being crushed himself. Waves washed him toward a collapsible lifeboat and after clinging to its side for some time, he was hauled aboard. He and the other occupants were later transferred to lifeboat 14. He had extreme damage to his legs and doctors wanted to amputate both, but Williams refused and was determined to get use of his legs back. Two months later, Richard Norris Williams won the US Open. 🎾

05/24/2025

Be sure to visit our friends over at and continue your Titanic journey here at Exhibition Hub Denver featuring ! 🚢

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Looking for things to do this weekend? Have an unsinkable and immersive exploration of two Titanic experiences in Denver! Visit our museum for See Justice Done, which is a deep dive into the work Mss. Brown did to support surviving immigrant passengers and crew. Then, head over to @’s Titanic: An Immersive Voyage to learn more about this ill-fated using interactive technology.