WNDR is the New, Crazy, Most Interactive Museum in New England

When a moment or video goes viral, it consumes my social media pages. Well, what took over my social media feed over the weekend was not a moment or video.

It was a collection of videos and pictures from the brand-new WNDR Museum in Boston.

It is hard to describe what the heck I saw in all of these videos, but this one does summarize the new interactive museum, which looks SO DAMN COOL.

The WNDR Museum just opened in February in Boston. Seeing the videos has me beyond excited to go.

I am literally as excited to go to this place as I was to go to the Museum of Science as a child.

"WNDR is a collective of thinkers, artists, poets and designers, working at the intersection of art and technology," according to the WNDR website.

The expansive programs put forth as a collective hub includes our museums, creative studio, and bold collaborations.

Explaining what the museum is does not really do it justice. The EXPERIENCE is really WHAT it is.

WNDR Museum is an interactive experience: a multi-sensory showcase of art and technology. Our message is simple: We are all artists. And as artists, our visitors are more than passive onlookers. Whatever they do in our museum, IS art.

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This place immediately moved to the top of my weekend list. It is unlike anything I have ever seen.

And honestly, it is way cooler than other museums. To be able to be IN the museum without just looking at sculptures or artwork is amazing. Interactive and experiential activities are right up my alley.

I am clearly not alone in the love of experiential activities, as this place was ALL over my social media feeds over the last few days. I mean, look at another person's experience:

To see all of the exhibits, check out below...

See the Incredible, Immersive Exhibits Inside New Boston Museum

If you love immersive art and incredible selfies, this new museum is Boston is a must-see. WNDR Museum combines art and technology in some truly awesome ways. See some of the exhibits new to Boston and why you won't want to leave your camera behind when you go.

Gallery Credit: Nancy Hall