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#HungerGamesExhibition EXTENDED THROUGH LABOR DAY WEEKEND

Due to popular demand, exhibition extends San Francisco run through September 5, 2016

The Hunger Games: The Exhibition announces its run in San Francisco has been extended through to September 5, 2016. The exhibition was initially scheduled to close July 31st, but due to popular demand, will remain open at The Palace of Fine Arts through Labor Day weekend. Typically closed on Mondays, the exhibition will have its doors open on Memorial Day, Monday, May 30, from 10:00am – 7:00pm.

Created by Lionsgate, The Hunger Games: The Exhibition offers fans the opportunity to see the amazing craftsmanship of more than 1000+ authentic costumes and props from The Hunger Games films displayed in intricate and immersive settings inspired by the actual movie sets.

WHEN & WHERE:
The Innovation Hangar
At the Palace of Fine Arts
3601 Lyon St
San Francisco, CA 94123

Open now through September 5, 2016


ABOUT THE EXHIBIT:

The Hunger Games: The Exhibition invites visitors to step inside and explore the world of Panem as created by the films. Hundreds of authentic costumes and props, high-tech and hands-on interactives and detailed set recreations reveal the amazing artistry and technology that brought these incredible books to life. Visitors will follow Katniss Everdeen's inspirational journey, from her humble beginnings in District 12 to her emergence as the Mockingjay, sparking curiosity and excitement. The exhibit will feature seven galleries including District 12, Tribute Train, The Capitol, Making the Games, District 13, Fan Gallery and Katniss’s Journey.

Highlights include iconic costumes from the films, such as the Girl on Fire dress, the Mockingjay dress and the Mockingjay armor; key artifacts including the Mockingjay pin, Cinna’s sketchbook and Katniss’s bow; and interactives, including an explorable map of Panem, gamemaker’s control table and a stunt choreography interactive.

For more information on the exhibition or to purchase tickets, visit www.thehungergamesexhibition.com.

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