Jerry Garcia’s Family Announces 2027 Immersive Experience ‘Eyes Of The World’
Jerry Garcia’s family has announced plans for “Eyes Of The World: The Jerry Garcia Experience,” an immersive exhibition set to open in San Francisco in 2027. The exhibition will explore the life and legacy of the Grateful Dead guitarist before touring four other major U.S. cities.
- Title: “Eyes Of The World: The Jerry Garcia Experience”
- Opening city: San Francisco
- Planned opening year: 2027
- Size: 40,000 square feet
- Tour scope: four additional major U.S. cities after San Francisco
What Is Jerry Garcia’s Family Saying About the Project?
Jerry Garcia’s family is bringing the immersive experience to life and has described it as a long-held dream project. USA Today reported on the family’s announcement of the exhibition.
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- Jerry Garcia Immersive Experience ‘Eyes Of The World’ To Open In 2027 | JamBase
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