SKOKIE, Ill. — As time passes and it becomes increasingly difficult to document the firsthand accounts of Holocaust survivors as their numbers wane, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center ...

NEW YORK -- A groundbreaking exhibition at this year's Tribeca Festival is dedicated to the LGBTQ+ community by collecting and preserving personal histories. A larger-than-life sculpture portrays the ...

PARIS — At the National Museum of Natural History in Paris, visitors can take a trip to an ice blue celestial plane surrounded by an aurora borealis. There, a branching orb traces 460 species, ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from The Virtual Reality Museum of Immersive Experiences The (Virtual) Reality Museum of Immersive Experiences is a very special kind of museum. It exhibits ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Yes, you will see dinosaur bones at the Buffalo Museum of Science. And the museum has specimens of animals, some that still among us, and some that are not. But the museum is a lot ...

AMSTERDAM — This museum is floating in outer space. In front of you, there is a line of stunning European old master paintings to observe and explore. Behind you is a sleek walkway over the infinite ...

BUFFALO, NY — The Buffalo Museum of Science opened a new virtual reality exhibit with new experiences to discover. With all senses activated during the games, visitors can play a game of Angry Birds, ...

PHOENIX — The Phoenix Art Museum unveiled its first virtual reality exhibit on Saturday with displays of pop icons from the 1960s to 80s. Moonage Virtual Reality takes viewers through films ...

Visitors to the Illinois Holocaust Museum in Skokie can take a virtual reality tour to concentration camps where two Holocaust survivors were held in “The Journey Back.” These sobering experiences are ...

For millions of children, being dragged to a museum is a singularly painful experience, marked by time standing still rather than history coming to life – as it does in the film “Night at the Museum,” ...

SKOKIE, Ill. (WLS) -- Marion Deichmann, 90, has spent most of her life repressing her memories of the Holocaust. Now, she's determined to not let hers or her mother's story die, with a book published ...