The Art of Interactive Digital is a brand new exhibition aiming to underline the power of digital art to be fun, creative and interactive. The exhibition features 20 digital scenes with themes like: oil painting, music walls, beach and sea of stars, angel wings, waterfall & flowers, lights, magic, twin scene, sea world, face changing, cartoons and many others. It is an exhibition suitable for families and public of all ages.

"James Cameron challenging the deep" is a major immersive exhibition that traces explorer and filmmaker James Cameron's merged creative and technical achievements in deep-ocean science, engineering and exploration, including his record-breaking dive to the bottom of the planet in his Deepsea Challenger submersible. The rich, digital, audio and visual experience also includes Cameron's rarely-seen personal artifacts, which showcase the creativity, science and technology behind his deep-sea exploration, feature and documentary filmmaking.

Discover a selection of two exhibits of the Kotsanas Museum of Ancient Greek Technology that operates in Greece (Athens, Ancient Olympia, Katakolon). In Archimedes' Eureka! learn more about Archimedes, one of the greatest inventors of all time, and figure out which of his inventions are still in use. The second exhibition that will be presented, The Hi-Tech inventions of the ancient Greeks - The origins of our modern technology, aims to demonstrate that the technology of the ancient Greeks, just before the end of the ancient world, was shockingly similar to the beginning of our modern-day technology.

With Sensory Odyssey: Through the Living World get inside giant immersive and wordless cinematic installations, where visitors make their way through eight ecosystems. Filmed in 4K and 8K resolution with a definition of up to 1000 images per second, Sensory Odyssey captures images and sensations from around the planet that are imbued with exacting realism. High-performance tracking technology, a precisely regulated olfactory diffusion system and 360° spatialized sound effects allow visitors to feel interconnected with the awe-inspiring world of living things . More than any other immersive experience, Sensory Odyssey is designed to offer a multi-sensory expedition-spectacle with proprietary contents, taking the visitor on a breath-taking journey like never before.

The End of our World? In 2019 the Natural History Museum of Toulouse had the pleasure of hosting for it last tour, “Extinctions”, an exhibition created by the Natural History Museum of London. In a desire to be more sustainable in our touring activities, it was decided by mutual agreement, that the NHMT would recycle the entire “Extinction” furniture and panels in order to create its own version of the project: an exhibition that would replace humans in the universe, by insisting on evolution, biodiversity and interdependencies. The purpose of the exhibition is to raise the public's awareness of the preservation of biodiversity through a chronological journey, divided into three independent "worlds", from the appearance of life on Earth, to mass extinctions, to the current biodiversity crisis. Without falling into catastrophism, the discourse will be positive and hopeful.