Artistic, Engaging & Immersive
Welcome to Special Entertainment Events, Inc., (SEE™)
Artistic, Engaging & Immersive
Welcome to Special Entertainment Events, Inc., (SEE™)
Artistic, Engaging & Immersive
Welcome to Special Entertainment Events, Inc., (SEE™)
Special Entertainment Events (SEE)
Special Entertainment Events, Inc., (SEE™) a family of companies representing the finest in themed entertainment specializing in global touring exhibitions including; Star Trek, King Tut, Titanic, The X-Files, Asterix, Frida Kahlo, Michael Jackson, Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, Museum of Failure, Disgusting Food Museum, Museum of Bad Art, and the LumiNight Lantern Festival. Working with major Hollywood studios, record companies, sports franchises, and legendary individuals we have become the one source for truly artistic, engaging, and immersive entertainment for the last twenty years. From physical touring attractions to virtual worlds, the SEE family continues to establish new ways to immerse the public into truly one-of-a-kind experiences that embody never before seen exhibitions.”
PAST EXHIBITS
Star Trek – The Tour gave fans from around the world the extraordinary opportunity to step inside the world of Star Trek and become active participants in a franchise that has captured the imaginations of millions.
CURRENT EXHIBITS
UPCOMING EXHIBITS
LumiNight brings you a unique celebration of our planet’s most treasured wonders, wildlife, and nature that includes a Forest of a Million Lights, dinosaurs, Chinese Zodiac animals, the Great Barrier Reef, the story of Noah’s Ark, and animals both extinct and endangered.
“One can look for the first time in depth at the magically painted faces in Michelangelo’s work. The joy of the new exhibition is to see those faces up close and intensely.”
“A wacky parade of rejected products from years gone by.”
“It’s easy to read the museum as a culturally inventive house of culinary horrors, but by diving into the world of disgust they are hoping to change the way people eat and maybe save the world.”
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PAST EXHIBITS
