‘Every week the numbers have gone up’: Guests are returning to local attractions
Weeks after reopening, we checked in with major visitor attractions to see if guests are coming back.
Weeks after reopening, we checked in with major visitor attractions to see if guests are coming back.
Visitors to the Washington Pavilion can pick pretend crops for inspection, sell them at a marketplace, explore tunnels to interact with the bugs that contribute to soil health and climb into a tractor that they can drive virtually around a farm.
When the Washington Pavilion shut down, work began behind the scenes so it could reopen with a better customer experience.
The Washington Pavilion plans to reopen the Kirby Science Discovery Center and the Visual Arts Center and some programs June 1.
Parents wrapping up their dual role as teachers now face a new quandary: how to care for the kids and keep them safe this summer. From child care centers to camps, we checked in on what options are emerging.
Have a virtual animal encounter, tour a museum and do an art project: Venues that can’t allow admission are finding ways to offer an experience anyway.
The Washington Pavilion is closed but has launched a way to experience the Pavilion at home.
Kids can climb a replica tree, hop on board a “train” and get inside a miniature home under construction at a new Washington Pavilion exhibit.
This week’s Up-and-Comer is Bob Wendland, manager of performances and events at the Washington Pavilion and the Orpheum Theater Center.
After years of trying, the Washington Pavilion is hosting a seven-show run of “Les Miserables.” Could it lead to other big-name Broadway performances? The Pavilion’s leaders have some teases that theater lovers will want to know.