Youth ArtZeum Outer Space Exhibit

Christine Heidebrecht, left, and Kristine Thueson of
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Christine Heidebrecht, left, and Kristine Thueson of the Kemp Center for the Arts try on the space suit glove and inner space helmet section from an actual Apollo space mission. The pieces are part of the Youth ArtZeum Outer Space exhibit opening Friday. Torin Halsey/Times Record News
An astronaut cutout is available for photos at the
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An astronaut cutout is available for photos at the Youth ArtZeum Outer Space exhibit at the Kemp Center for the Arts. Torin Halsey/Times Record News
Education Coordinator Christine Heidebrecht, left,
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Education Coordinator Christine Heidebrecht, left, and Gallery Manager Kristine Thueson at one of the nine interactive stations in the Youth ArtZeum Outer Space exhibit at the Kemp Center for the Arts. Torin Halsey/Times Record News
A NASA Space Shuttle model stands about 12-feet tall
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A NASA Space Shuttle model stands about 12-feet tall at the entrance to the Northlight Gallery at the Kemp Center for the Arts for the Youth ArtZeum Outer Space exhibit. Torin Halsey/Times Record News
A large graphic wall provided by NASA explores a wide
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A large graphic wall provided by NASA explores a wide variety of space-related topics in the Youth ArtZeum Outer Space exhibit at the Kemp Center for the Arts. Torin Halsey/Times Record News
Delma Foster, left, and Pete Martinez assemble the
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Delma Foster, left, and Pete Martinez assemble the framework of a space dome reading area in the Youth ArtZeum Outer Space exhibit at the Kemp Center for the Arts. The free exhibit has 9 different interactive stations for kids and adults to learn more about space. Torin Halsey/Times Record News
Kemp Center for the Arts education coordinator Christine
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Kemp Center for the Arts education coordinator Christine Heidebrecht, left, and gallery manager Kristine Thueson demonstrate using kinetic sand in one of the interactive stations in the Youth ArtZeum Outer Space exhibit which opens free to the public on Friday. Torin Halsey/Times Record News

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    Christine Heidebrecht, left, and Kristine Thueson of the Kemp Center for the Arts try on the space suit glove and inner space helmet section from an actual Apollo space mission. The pieces are part of the Youth ArtZeum Outer Space exhibit opening Friday.