Dr. Entomo's Palace of Exotic Wonders

A colorful exhibit space with carnival machines and theatrical posters. The poster centered in the backround reads "Theatre of the Macabre."

CREATED BY

OES Roadshow

EXHIBIT TYPE

Traveling

COMPONENTS

Live creatures! (see prospectus)

SIZE

2,500 - 3,000 ft²

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

Exhibit website

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Prospectus

Vintage-style poster with "Dr. Entomo's Palace of Exotic Wonders" and phrases "All Real" and "All Inside."

A red room with a "GLOWING TERROR!" banner and a scorpion skeleton figure in a decorative cabinet.

A room with red walls featuring a large poster with a shocked man standing over a mummy, and a sarcophagus in the corner. The poster reads "Mummies Alive."

Illustration of a fictional "Rogues Gallery of Criminals" poster with humorous labels, barred windows, and a bold banner.

Colorful exhibition entrance with "TerAnTula!" theme, featuring insect illustration and vibrant text banners.

Interactive exhibit with three metal display cases resembling cell doors under a yellow sign that reads: "A Lineup of the Usual Suspects; Read their Statements - Guilty or Innocent - You Decide!"

About the Project

Is it true? Are they real?! Let Dr. Entomo be your guide as you explore the wonderful world of bugs in all their strange splendor. From glow-in-the-dark scorpions, cow-killing ants and the feared black widow, to the scary but harmless Giant Millipede and Chilean rose hair tarantula, Dr. Entomo's Palace of Exotic Wonders fascinates visitors of all ages!

Displayed in a carnival atmosphere, this exhibit features living insects and arthropods and discusses their various life habits under the guise of a traditional circus sideshow. "Glowing Terror" are revealed to be modest black scorpions; the "Chemical Factory" describes the chemical defenses necessary for survival, and "Living Mummies" become the life stages of the Darkling beetle. What is at once startling and unfamiliar becomes fascinating and engaging as you explore the true nature of bugs.

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