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When the sun sets, the forest comes alive, revealing a hidden world waiting to be explored.

Good Night Forest invites visitors to discover the hidden world of nocturnal wildlife through authentic objects, hands-on exploration, and play

Beautifully crafted woodland environments reveal the fascinating adaptations that allow animals to thrive after dark, offering a fresh perspective on natural history. The result is a touring exhibition that blends scientific credibility with imaginative design, creating meaningful opportunities for curiosity, conversation, and discovery.

Highlights

Gather Your Gear
Gather your field gear and step into a beautifully illustrated woodland where every path reveals another layer of life after sunset.

Investigate Nocturnal Wildlife
Examine authentic taxidermy specimens, preserved animals, pelts, feathers, claws, and skulls, then uncover the remarkable adaptations that help wildlife thrive after dark through hands-on investigation.

Follow the Forest Trail
Listen for animal calls, share stories around the campfire, experiment with light and shadow, and take on the role of a forest caretaker as you explore the hidden rhythms of the nighttime forest.

See the Forest Come Alive
Surrounded by the enchanting artwork of acclaimed illustrator Penelope Dullaghan, discover a warm, storybook-inspired woodland where natural history and imaginative design come together.

 

 

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Produced By

Good Night Forest is a traveling exhibition produced by Indiana State Museum and toured internationally by Flying Fish.

Specifications
  • Scalabe Design
    6,000 sq ft (560 ㎡)
    Scalable +/-1,000 sq ft (100 ㎡)
    Adaptable floor plans available
  • Ceiling Height
    12 ft (4 m) throughout
    16 ft (5 m) to include the tree
  • Production
    Ten (10) days for installation
    Seven (7) for deinstallation
  • Freight
    Two (2) 53 ft trailers by land
    3 (3) 40 ft standard containers by sea
  • Languages
    American English
Tour Availability

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Produced By

Good Night Forest is a traveling exhibition produced by Indiana State Museum and toured internationally by Flying Fish.

Tour History and Itinerary

Indianapolis, IN, USA
June 8, 2024
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October 31, 2024
Muncie, IN, USA
June 7, 2025
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November 2, 2025

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