Interactive displays in Oakland, California

Delta Discovery Experience is a park located at 69 Big Break Road in Oakley, California, United States. The institution offers a unique opportunity to learn about the Delta region through hands-on and informational displays at the Visitor Center. The center is staffed by knowledgeable Naturalists and Student Aides who are eager to share information about the park and nearby activities such as wetland walks and trails. Visitors can enjoy picnic areas, meadows, a shaded amphitheater, boat and kayak launch facilities, and a fishing pier at Big Break Regional Shoreline. The park also hosts the Delta Discovery Experience, featuring covered outdoor areas for interpretive and educational programs that highlight the Delta's ecosystems and wildlife. A 1,200 square-foot interactive map allows visitors to visualize how water flows through the region.

The Goldman Bat Exhibit is a unique and educational institution located at 9777 Golf Links Road in Oakland, California, United States. As part of a larger zoo, this exhibit is dedicated to showcasing the fascinating world of bats. Visitors can learn about the different species of bats, their habitats, behaviors, and importance to the ecosystem. The exhibit features live bat colonies, interactive displays, and informative presentations that aim to dispel myths and misconceptions about these often misunderstood creatures. Whether you're a bat enthusiast or just curious to learn more, the Goldman Bat Exhibit offers a one-of-a-kind experience for all ages.

The Lottie Johnson Memorial House is a historical institution located at 970 14th Street in Oakland, California. This iconic building serves as a tribute to the legacy of Lottie Johnson, a prominent community leader known for her dedication to social justice and philanthropy. The house now operates as a museum and cultural center, showcasing exhibits and programs that celebrate the rich history and diverse heritage of Oakland. Visitors can explore interactive displays, attend educational workshops, and participate in community events that honor the spirit of Lottie Johnson and her enduring impact on the local community.

The Niles Depot Museum, located at 37592 Niles Boulevard in Fremont, California, is a popular tourist attraction and museum showcasing the rich history of the Niles District. The museum is housed in the historic passenger and freight depots, featuring local artifacts and railroad displays. The museum is operated by the non-profit Niles Depot Historical Foundation and is seeking new members interested in local history to become docents. Visitors can explore two new model railroad layouts inside the Museum and Freight House, built and operated by the Tri-City Society of Model Engineers. The layouts depict the communities of Niles and the surrounding Bay Area with a focus on accuracy and detail. The HO scale layout features the Southern Pacific mainline from Niles to San Jose, while the N scale layout showcases the SP and WP mainlines from Niles to Oakland.