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What: Cosplay superheroes and a free Marvel movie are part of the grand opening celebration of the National Automobile Museum’s (NAM) newest exhibit. Cardboard Superheroes are life-size cardboard models of Iron Man, C-3P0, Groot, Wall-E, Wonder Woman, Hulkbuster, R2D2 and baby Yoda, along with weapons like Thor’s hammer, Hawkeye’s Bow & Arrow and Captain America’s shield. When: Saturday, August 27 | 11:00 am
Guardians of the Galaxy starts at 11:30 am.
Where: National Automobile Museum, 1 Museum Drive, Reno (corner of Lake and Mill Streets)
Registration: The event and movie are free, but require registration so the Museum can plan appropriately.
"We’re in awe of the expertise it took to build these amazing creations,” said NAM President and Executive Director Phil MacDougall. “As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded for educational purposes, the Museum is committed to exploring and sharing STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) programs with our community, and this is a fun and compelling way to do that.”
The exhibit will be at the Museum through October and is included with the purchase of admission tickets or membership.
Cardboard Superheroes is a non-profit organization promoting the arts in education, founded in 2019 by Connor (17) and Bauer (15) Lee. The Lee brothers created Cardboard Superheroes to share their passion for the pop-culture arts as well as creative building. They also have been Comic-Con panelists and are excited to inspire others through arts, educational curriculums, and workshops.
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