Julia Child: A Recipe for Life exhibition - installation view

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We believe exhibitions
can do more

A leading producer of traveling exhibitions for over a decade, we collaborate with top museums and science centers to create extraordinary experiences. Our dynamic exhibitions have welcomed more than ten million visitors worldwide, celebrating the wonders of science, history, culture, and more.

We are dedicated to making exceptional content accessible to all while generating sustainable revenue for our partners. Through relentless innovation and expert logistical management, we empower institutions to share their stories globally, significantly enhancing their mission’s impact.

From developing new exhibitions to adapting existing content to tour internationally, Flying Fish is more than a service provider—we are a true colleague in the industry, focused on expanding your institution’s reach and impact.

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Interactive science exhibit titled "Packing for Space," featuring bilingual signage, space gear props, and illuminated panels—showcasing our belief that exhibitions can do more, with additional exhibits and a dome structure in the background.
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Text graphic featuring "Uniquely Us: Understanding Race & Building Unity" over vibrant abstract shapes and a yellow circle, highlighting the Uniquely Us message of connection and unity.
Uniquely Us: Understanding Race and Building Unity
  • Size:
    1,500 – 3,000 sq. ft.
    140 – 280 ㎡
  • Production:
    Seven (7) days for installation
    Five (5) for deinstallation
  • Ceiling Height:
    10 ft. / 3 m. throughout
  • Freight:
    One (1) 53 ft. trailer by land
    One (1) hi-cube container by sea
  • Languages:
    American English
    Latin American Spanish
Children/FamiliesHistoryPop CultureSTEM/STEAM
Uniquely Us: Understanding Race and Building Unity
LEGO astronaut figure stands next to the Artemis Adventure logo featuring a rocket, moon, Mars, and stars on a dark background—perfect for any touring exhibition LEGO fans will love.
Artemis Adventure with LEGO® Bricks
  • Size:
    5,000 sq. ft. scalable +/- 1500 sq. ft
    470 ㎡ scalable +/- 140 ㎡
  • Production:
    Ten (10) days for installation;
    Seven (7) for deinstallation
  • Freight:
    Two (2) 53 ft. trailers
  • Languages:
    American English
    Latin American Spanish
AerospaceChildren/FamiliesPop CultureSTEM/STEAM
Artemis Adventure with LEGO<span>®</span> Bricks
Finding Titanic web square
Finding Titanic: The Secret Mission
  • Premiere:
    September 2025
  • Size:
    5,000 sq. ft. scalable +/- 1,500 sq. ft.
    500 ㎡ scalable +/- 150 ㎡
  • Production:
    Ten (10) days for installation
    Seven (7) for deinstallation
  • Freight:
    Two (2) 53 ft. trailers +
    one (1) climate-controlled trailer (estimated)
  • Languages:
    American English
    Latin American Spanish
Children/FamiliesHistoryOcean/SeaPop CultureSTEM/STEAM
Finding Titanic: The Secret Mission
Two scuba divers explore a sunken, coral-covered airplane wreck underwater beneath the title "Mysteries from the Deep: Exploring Underwater Archaeology," part of a captivating touring exhibition.
Mysteries from the Deep: Exploring Underwater Archaeology
  • Size:
    5,000 sq. ft. scalable +/- 1500 sq. ft.
    500 ㎡ scalable +/- 150 ㎡
  • Production:
    Ten (10) days for installation
    Seven (7) for deinstallation
  • Freight:
    Two (2) 53 ft. trailers +
    one (1) climate controlled trailer
  • Languages:
    American English
    Latin American Spanish
AnimalsHistoryNatural HistoryOcean/SeaSTEM/STEAM
Mysteries from the Deep: Exploring Underwater Archaeology
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Stardust: The Universe in You
  • Size:
    5,000 scalable +/- 2,000 sq. ft.
    500 ㎡ scalable +/- 190 ㎡
  • Production:
    Ten (10) days for installation;
    Seven (7) for deinstallation
  • Freight:
    Two (2) 53 ft. trailers
  • Languages:
    American English
    Canadian French
AerospaceChildren/FamiliesNatural HistorySTEM/STEAM
Stardust: The Universe in You
julia child hero image with logo in website square format
Julia Child: A Recipe for Life
  • Size:
    3,000 – 5,000 sq. ft.
    280 – 470 ㎡
  • Production:
    Ten (10) days for installation
    Seven (7) for deinstallation
  • Freight:
    Two (2) 53 ft. trailers
  • Languages:
    American English
ArtChildren/FamiliesHistoryPop CultureSTEM/STEAM
Julia Child: A Recipe for Life
What we do

Redefining Excellence in Exhibitions

We produce traveling exhibitions built to last—delivering timeless content and designs that leave a lasting impression. Fueled by our expertise and passion for storytelling, we create interactive, immersive experiences that engage audiences and spark meaningful connections.

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A large Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton is displayed in a museum exhibit, surrounded by railing, with dinosaur artwork in the background—redefining excellence in exhibitions for every visitor.
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A modern museum exhibition, featured by the Smithsonian, features informational panels, photographs, interactive displays, and artifacts from Mysteries from the Deep under bright blue lighting.
Beneath the Surface: Smithsonian Magazine Spotlights Flying Fish Exhibition 
July 20, 2025
Beneath the Surface: Smithsonian Magazine Spotlights Flying Fish Exhibition 
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Making Waves: Fresh Momentum from AAM
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