DEARBORN, MI – A history of hockey exhibit is about to open in Michigan and it features a number of Detroit Red Wings items.
“Hockey: Faster Than Ever” will be at The Henry Ford in Dearborn from Sunday, October 13 through January 5, 2025.
The exhibit will look at the technical advancements and scientific breakthroughs which have shaped the sport over the decades; from technology to the physics of play.
The exhibition is produced by Flying Fish in collaboration with the Montréal Science Centre and support from the NHL and the NHLPA.
“Partnering with the Montréal Science Centre allowed us to create a unique experience celebrating both sports and science,“ said Jay Brown, Principal & Managing Director of Flying Fish. ”We intended to show how technology, physics, and innovation have transformed the game throughout history. We’re thrilled with the result, an exhibition that will fascinate sports enthusiasts and curious minds alike.”
The exhibition features Red Wings artifacts provided in partnership with the team, including jerseys and gear, including The Russian Five game-worn jerseys, actual boards from Joe Louis Arena and more.
The exhibit will also feature game-worn gear from Michiganders, Kirsten Simms and Megan Keller of the U.S. Women’s National Team, including their jerseys from the 2024 International Ice Hockey Federation Women’s World Championship.
Visitors can also test their skills and knowledge with a variety of interactives, including measuring your slapshot speed.
“Hockey: Faster Than Ever” is free for members and included with admission into The Henry Ford and Greenfield Village.
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