This hands-on, interactive exhibit open at The California Museum through through July 17, 2011, explores the complexities of water in California.

Visitors will discover the world’s largest manmade water system and the people behind its creation, and be challenged to actively consider the choices facing policy makers today.

A big-screen flyover will take them from the nation’s tallest dam to its longest aqueduct, while artifacts and interviews reveal how the California Water Project – celebrating its 50th birthday in 2010 – changed the way we live in the Golden State

The California Museum • 1020 O Street • Sacramento, CA 95814 • (916) 653-7524

www.californiamuseum.org

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