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Taking the kids: And visiting the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago
The center offers hands-on exhibits, a giant slide and child-friendly spaces as families look for a cultural outing with free admission for many visitors.
- The Obama Presidential Center opened on Chicago's South Side, becoming the country's first presidential museum situated in a community park space welcoming families for interactive experiences.
- Former First Lady Michelle Obama explained at the opening that the center is 'about making it a place that welcomes people' in the neighborhood where she grew up.
- Guests can explore a full-scale Oval Office replica and an exclusive exhibit featuring the Obama family's dogs, Bo and Sunny, narrated by voice actor Cree Summer.
- The center ensures broad community access by offering free admission for Illinois residents and active-duty military, supporting its goal to serve local educators and families.
- Visitors can utilize Bloomberg Connects digital guides to explore the campus while organizers encourage guests to share questions and feedback, fostering ongoing engagement with the center's mission.
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