'Being Jewish: A Bay Area Portrait' reflects the vibrant texture of local Jewish life and celebrates the diversity of the Bay Area. For this exhibition the Museum launched a community-wide call for...

Beyond Baseball is an exhibit honoring Roberto Clemente.

Dedicated to the sport of baseball and its Indiana heroes, this museum showcases memorabilia from high school, collegiate, and professional athletes throughout the Hoosier State. Displays include a...

John Caponera excels at impressions. In his act, you will hear most everything from a slack-jawed truck loader to baseball Hall of Fame broadcaster Harry Caray.

'Brighton Beach Memoirs' is about Eugene Morris Jerome, a young Jewish teen, and his extended family living in a crowded home in the Brighton Beach section of Brooklyn in 1937. As Eugene spends his...

The Aurora History Museum holds a Collectors Corner in the lobby which features items from local collectors. Currently on display is Baseball Memorabilia on loan from the collection of Hugh Sweeney...

'The Sandlot Kids' Clubhouse' is a learning center for kids ages 2-8. The Clubhouse features a library filled with a variety of baseball books, video clips of Hall of Famers reading children's books...

How does an electric motor work? What does a gyroscope do? How fast can you throw a baseball? Who wins the bubble race? Find the answers to these and other questions in the Science Playground.

The Museum Experience begins with a fully-updated, and now digitally-enhanced, 13-minute multimedia presentation called 'The Baseball Experience.' Taking place in the 191-seat Grandstand Theater on...

The Hall of Fame Gallery serves as the centerpiece of the historic institution, where the plaques of all 289-plus Hall of Fame members line the oak walls. Only 202 former Major Leaguers - one percent...

Children and families alike can utilize interactive displays focused on the science involved in becoming a winning athlete. Museum-goers can test their skill sets and witness science at work in...

From Reconstruction to the second half of the 20th century, baseball, the great American pastime, was played in Washington, D.C., on segregated fields. 'Separate and Unequaled' looks at the phenomenal...

This exhibition will feature big documents, big events, big personalities, and big ideas from the region's history. Organized by the National Archives at Kansas City, 'It's Big' features pieces of...