Seventy Cities in Twenty Years Starting in Royal Oak, Michigan

Where was the news on this?

A twelve chamber exhibit in Royal Oak (a suburb of Detroit), open 7 days a week from 10am to 9pm through August 17th,  with 55 minute audio guides in

• English
• Spanish
• French
• Russian
• Albanian
• Arabic
• Assyrian
• Aramaic
• Polish
• Portuguese
• Rumanian

According to a story in the Gannett local, the Observer and Eccentric:

The display originated in Spain, and Milford-area resident, Jose Juan Garrigo, CEO of Immersive Planet, brought it to the United States. It kicks off a 70-city, 20-year tour of the U.S. in Royal Oak.

In addition to the website, there is an excellent Facebook page.

The Expo has been open for a month. A search of Google News lists only one newspaper story, the one in the Observer and Eccentric just yesterday. There was also a story on May 15, in the New Monitor, an in town local Detroit paper. Beyond that I could only find it mentioned on page 3 of the monthly newsletter of the Royal Oak First United Methodist Church, the church that is hosting the exhibition.

Anyone near Detroit please check it out and let us know. Tickets are $18.00; less if you are a student, senior or veteran.

Do browse the site. Click and then scroll.