National Geographic Presents: Earth Explorers is a highly interactive, hands-on, family-friendly exhibition that allows visitors to learn and use methods employed by Nat Geo explorers in the field. Exhibit visitors will embark on an epic adventure through six themed and immersive environments to discover new species; study animal behavior; and learn about the important roles that technology, innovation, and ingenuity play in making and documenting explorers’ discoveries.

Visitors will take a simulated ride on a hot air balloon to record the migration of herds across Africa and go undersea in a deep-sea submersible to survey life at all levels of the water column—from abundant coral reefs to deep-sea thermal vents. National Geographic Presents: Earth Explorers will showcase the work of some of the most innovative and exciting National Geographic explorers.

An exhibition celebrating Muhammad Ali's incredible rise from humble beginnings to becoming the three-time heavyweight champion of the world and "The Greatest of All Time™." Discover the true story behind the most recognizable sports figure of the 20th century. Experience the thrill of the fights and be mesmerized by both the grace and power of Ali the boxer and the incredible amount of hard work, dedication and personal sacrifice that went into Ali’s battles both in and out of the ring.

Explore the life of Muhammad Ali through his personal artifacts and experience his story through immersive photo opportunities. Presented by Muhammad Ali Enterprises, the exhibit features more than 100 artifacts, including rare photographs, championship belts, boxing shorts and gloves, ticket stubs and programs dating back to the 1960s, and other objects intended to share Ali’s unique story.

Ever since the invention of early bicycles, people have searched and experimented with various ways to make transportation more automated and faster. Although putting a motor on a bicycle was deemed crazy at the time, centuries later the motorcycle has become a social and cultural symbol, a symbol of freedom that has found an enduring place in America.

The first motorcycles are almost to humble in style. No one could have predicted or even dreamed what these machines, these pieces of art, would become today. This exhibit, curated by the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum, explores a century of developers, inventors, and dreamers that pushed the envelope on what two wheels can do. This is a century of the American motorcycle.