11th-Hour Travelling Exhibitions
Exhibitions available for hire in the next 18 months
The 11th-hour exhibits page features exhibitions available for hire in the next 18 months, with availability information and links to full exhibit listings. Producers can be contacted directly from the exhibition listing for details on hosting opportunities.
RELICS: A New World Rises explores an imagined future, one that might not be as far removed from reality as we think.
THE YEAR IS 2530. Humans have long abandoned planet Earth after mass-consumption led to an exhaustion of all its natural…
Using an interactive tablet, the HistoPad, visitors begin their journey at the time of the Cathedral foundation. They go through its finest hours, reliving historical events such as Napoleon’s coronation, the holy relics’ arrival, and its genius architectural restoration in the 19th…
Leonardo da Vinci – The Last Supper is an immersive, content-driven edutainment exhibition. An immersive film forms the narrative core of a multi-room journey, combining art-historical context with modern visual mediation. Designed for touring exhibitions with reach.
*Next touring availability from mid-2026 to early 2027*
This ground-breaking exhibition brings visitors face to face with the formidable titanosaur Patagotitan – the largest known creature ever to have walked the Earth!
Like dinosaurs themselves, the thrill of this exhibition is in…
In Mobile, Alabama, until May 2026. Available afterwards
The exhibition is a retrospective of Elliott Erwitt’s work, the most comprehensive to date. It attempts to present the many facets of his work and to identify its distinctive features: humour, irony tinged with tenderness, an ever-present curiosity, an emphasis on emotion,…
A source of inspiration for surrealists like Salvador Dalí, Marie Laurencin and Max Ernst, Alice was created in 1862 by Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known by his pen name Lewis Carroll. An Oxford scholar with degrees in art and mathematics, Carroll told…
Available from May 2026 after its first edition in the US
Available. Contact travelingprograms@amnh.org