ASTRO Experiences

Experiences on the ASTRO Network

Curated local experience providers on the ASTRO Network — tours, charters, museums, food, the arts, and events worth remembering.

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Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion
Milwaukee, WI
The Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion is an iconic Milwaukee home and a preserved 1890s Gilded Age Mansion. Visitors can take immersive tours and participate in educational programming. The mansion shares the story of brewing, architecture, art, and culture through the lens of the Pabst family and their impact on Milwaukee. It offers an immersive German Milwaukee experience.
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National Museum of Cambridge Glass
Cambridge, OH
The National Museum of Cambridge Glass offers visitors a glimpse into the work life at the Cambridge Glass Company. Guests can watch a vintage film from the 1950s showing glass workers and learn about the artisans' dedication. The museum features colorful displays, a formal dining room with elegant table settings, and a replica of the Cambridge Glass Company Sample Room showcasing rare pieces.
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The Geffen Contemporary
Los Angeles, CA
The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA is housed in a former police warehouse in Los Angeles' Little Tokyo Historic District that was architecturally renovated by renowned designer Frank Gehry. The facility encompasses 55,000 square feet of exhibition space alongside 14,000 square feet dedicated to performance and event programming. The venue hosts contemporary art exhibitions and features MOCA's signature live art series with rotating performances and cultural programming.
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Saratoga Historical Society Museum
Saratoga Springs, NY
The Saratoga Springs History Museum features current exhibits and hosts public programs. Visitors can explore the museum's exhibit spaces and view the George S. Bolster Image Collection, which contains 325,000 negatives of Saratoga Springs photographs. The museum also leads walking tours through Congress Park and ghost tours of the Canfield Casino.
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Amache Museum
Granada, CO
The Amache Museum in downtown Granada houses objects donated by survivors and recovered through archaeological research. Exhibits, maintained by the Amache Preservation Society and updated by Denver University, feature items like "Flag #6" from the "48-Star Flag Signing Project," a suitcase, a tea crate, and a nurse’s cape and wimple. Granada High School students volunteer to staff the museum.
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Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
Dallas, TX
The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum teaches the history of the Holocaust and advances human rights to combat prejudice, hatred, and indifference. Visitors can explore a special exhibition on The Walt Disney Studios and World War II, which features over 500 rare artifacts and film clips. The museum also offers the interactive Dimensions in Testimony Theater, where guests can converse with survivors through holographic technology.
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CU Art Museum
Boulder, CO
The University of Colorado Art Museum provides a forum for exchanging ideas and fueling imagination through art. It features a growing collection of over 12,500 objects, representing diverse aesthetic and cultural origins spanning over 10,000 years of human history. The museum presents diverse exhibitions and public programs, including gallery talks, lectures, concerts, performances, and workshops. These free programs welcome students and the public, building on collections founded in 1939 as a teaching resource.
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Munising Coast Guard Station Boathouse
Munising, MI
The Munising Coast Guard Station Boathouse, located on Sand Point in the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, displays a historic 36 foot Motor Lifeboat. This self-bailing, self-righting vessel was designed for saving lives. Visitors can also see the station equipment cart, which includes a Lyle Gun, a breeches buoy, and other rescue gear, along with a winch used to launch lifeboats on tracks.
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The Powerhouse Science Centre
Durango, CO
The Powerhouse Science Centre is a museum in Durango, CO, housed in an 1893 power plant building located on the Animas River. It provides exhibits, activities, and programs designed to foster discovery for visitors of all ages. The center encourages experimentation, examination, and exploration.
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Nisqually Reach Nature Center
Olympia, WA
The Nisqually Reach Nature Center is a nonprofit organization located at Luhr Beach in Olympia, Washington, on the Nisqually estuary's western shore. It provides environmental education through field trips, classroom activities, and summer camps, focusing on the Nisqually Estuary and South Puget Sound conservation. The Center also conducts community science monitoring of local wildlife and water quality.
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Aiken Train Depot Museum
Aiken, SC
Explore the Aiken Train Depot Museum and journey through South Carolina's rich railway history. Discover exhibits, vintage locomotives, and more!
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The Hermitage
Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ
The Hermitage is a National Historic Landmark and historic site in Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ. This outstanding example of Gothic Revival architecture offers a glimpse into America's past, from revolutionary rumblings to Victorian refinement. Visitors can take historic house tours, wander the scenic grounds, and participate in programs, events, and tailored learning experiences. It is preserved by Friends of the Hermitage in partnership with the State of New Jersey.
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Cassville Farmall Museum
Cassville, WI
The Cassville Farmall Museum is located in Cassville, WI on the great river road. It features a nearly complete collection of Farmall letter series tractors, displayed in all phases of restoration. Visitors can also see antique implements and horse drawn equipment.
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Arizona Heritage Center
Tempe, AZ
The Arizona Heritage Center is a museum in Tempe, AZ, dedicated to the state's history and culture. It features permanent exhibits like "Desert Cities," exploring the post-WWII suburban boom, and "WWII," with recreations of an incarceration camp and military barracks. Visitors can also explore "Traditions in the Trade: Indigenous Arts and Trading Posts," Barry Goldwater's ham radio desk, and various rotating exhibits.
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Rose Farm Museum & Holmes House
Oregon City, OR
The End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center preserves the heritage and history of the Oregon Trail and Clackamas County through educational exhibits and authentic demonstrations. Visitors can explore historic artifacts, wagons, and research materials while participating in hands-on interpretive activities such as candle dipping and doll making. The site features free outdoor exhibits including the Miniature Overland Trail, Pioneer Garden, and historic interpretive displays celebrating the western terminus of the Oregon Trail.
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Franklin County Historical Museum
Pasco, WA
The Franklin County Historical Museum captures the spirit and history of Franklin County. Housed in a 1911 building, it collects, preserves, and interprets objects representing the county's heritage from prehistory to the present day. Visitors can explore permanent exhibits on paleontology, wildlife, Native American history, pioneers, and local industries, including the Marmes Man exhibit. The museum also features temporary exhibits, a gallery of agrarian artwork, and a gift shop.
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Loyola University Museum of Art
Chicago, IL
Loyola University Museum of Art in Chicago features the D'Arcy Gallery, one of the Midwest's finest collections of medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque art. This collection is particularly noted for objects that epitomize both the religious and secular aspects of European life. Visits to the D'Arcy Gallery are by appointment only. The museum also presents a gallery celebrating Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt's life and legacy.
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Frontier Homestead State Park Museum
Cedar City, UT
Frontier Homestead State Park Museum in Cedar City, UT, explores the pioneer and early industrial history of Cedar City, Iron County, and southwest Utah. The museum features an extensive horse-drawn wagon collection, historic buildings, a Native Heritage exhibit, a sawmill, and a replica blast furnace. Visitors can engage in hands-on activities and interpretive programs, including Sheep-to-Shawl, Iron Mission Days, and various festive seasonal events.
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Ellicott Mills Children's Museum
Ellicott City, MD
The Ellicott Mills Children’s Museum is an interactive, hands-on educational center. It focuses on the history and culture of those who lived and worked in a 19th century mill town. The museum is divided into four themed rooms: Quaker School, Great Room, Ellicott General Store, and Mill Display. It also features an 1804 Garden and is designed for children of all ages and their parents.
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Ohio Tobacco Museum
Ripley, OH
The Ohio Tobacco Museum preserves the history of tobacco production in Ohio from an 1850s Federal and Georgian style brick house. As the state's only such museum, it features rooms dedicated to the industry's Hall of Fame, early farming, and tobacco processing, including a replica barn. Visitors can also see memorabilia, cigar and pipe displays, and large antique equipment in an adjacent building.
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A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum
Chicago, IL
Explore the rich history of the first Black labor union at The National A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum in Chicago. Discover annual events celebrating Black History Month, Women's History Month, Black Music Month, Juneteenth, and Labor Movement commemorations.
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Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum
Oxford, OH
The Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum, completed in 1978, is situated on three acres of scenic sculpture park grounds. It features five galleries of changing exhibitions and a growing permanent collection of over 17,500 artworks. Accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, the museum contributes to educational and cultural enrichment through diverse visual art. Visitors can explore ongoing exhibitions such as Art History at a Glance, Global Perspectives, and the Charles M. Messer Leica Camera Collection.
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Attleboro Area Industrial Museum
Attleboro, MA
The Attleboro Area Industrial Museum preserves and presents the industrial history of the Attleboro area. Visitors can explore exhibits featuring a replica World Series trophy, championship rings, and press badges made in Attleboro. The museum also showcases the 170-year-old Fire Queen, historical photos of Attleboro fires, and a craftsman’s shop with pre-Civil War silversmith tools. Another highlight is the work of Philip Kraczkowski, sculptor of the original G.I. Joe doll head.
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Wabash County Historical Museum
Wabash, IN
The Wabash County Historical Museum in Wabash, IN, offers an educational and family-friendly experience. Visitors can explore the history of Wabash, including its distinction as the first electrically lighted city in the world on March 31, 1880.
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ASTRO Network Geography

Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion

National Museum of Cambridge Glass

The Geffen Contemporary

Saratoga Historical Society Museum

Amache Museum

Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

CU Art Museum

Munising Coast Guard Station Boathouse

The Powerhouse Science Centre

Nisqually Reach Nature Center

Aiken Train Depot Museum

The Hermitage

Cassville Farmall Museum

Arizona Heritage Center

Rose Farm Museum & Holmes House

Franklin County Historical Museum

Loyola University Museum of Art

Frontier Homestead State Park Museum

Ellicott Mills Children's Museum

Ohio Tobacco Museum

A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum

Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum

Attleboro Area Industrial Museum

Wabash County Historical Museum