The Henry Ford in Dearborn will debut Artemis Adventure with LEGO Bricks, a new interactive exhibition opening Oct. 18 in the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation.
Inspired by NASA’s Artemis missions, the hands-on experience is designed to transform real-world space exploration into creative STEAM challenges where visitors can design, build, and test solutions using LEGO bricks.
The exhibition will be on display through Jan. 3, 2027, with an exclusive member preview on Oct. 17.
As part of the interactive display, guests can construct lunar landers, race rovers across rugged terrain, design habitats for future Moon and Mars missions, and experiment with interactive challenges inspired by the next era of human space exploration.
Throughout the experience, visitors can discover how innovation, collaboration, and problem-solving are shaping the future of space travel.
The exhibition also features large-scale LEGO sculptures depicting some of humanity’s greatest achievements in space exploration, including the Orion spacecraft, International Space Station, Space Launch System, Lunar Gateway, Apollo Lunar Module, Mars habitats, and more.
In addition, a full-scale Axiom Space Suit photo opportunity allows guests to imagine themselves as part of future missions.
Designed for families, LEGO enthusiasts, aspiring engineers, and lifelong learners, Artemis Adventure will offer interactive stations that encourage teamwork, critical thinking, and creative experimentation while introducing visitors to the science and technology behind NASA’s return to the Moon and future missions to Mars.
The traveling exhibition is produced and toured internationally by Flying Fish with support from Science World British Columbia.
For more information, visit thehenryford.org.
