@adventureswithqweenasha's Review of Seismique - Houston, Texas

What it do? What's up? What's happening? Come with your girl Queen Asha as we go to Seismic in Houston, Texas. This place here is an art museum, an interactive art museum at that. Before you even get inside, you can tell that it's going to be a lot. And not a lot in a bad way, but a lot in a good way. It was about $40 for us to get in, but when I say I've never been to a museum as such, I've never been to a museum like this. It was so many exhibits in here to the point where we were walking around and we didn't even know that we missed some exhibits until we just kept walking around. Again this is very interactive and very hands-on which is a plus. They did open a new exhibit which was outside and I thought this was pretty cool pretty dope if you ask me. It wasn't just one sculpture it was multiple but we did make our way back inside to the other exhibits and every single exhibit was different. When I tell y'all a work of art, some art that'll have you in a trance, this is it. I actually saw more adults here than kids, which is funny. I definitely recommend this if you love museums, if you love being interactive. Also, if you're a content creator, because there's plenty of photo ops inside of here. This museum will have you lost in the sauce. Like, look. Let me stop. Let me stop. They did have a VR area. And it was pretty cool. felt like i was floating in space just some more cool stuff in here but i didn't mention that they do have a skating rink in here as well not the largest but to have a skating rink inside a museum is amazing to me it's crazy i'm not gonna lie this part had me feeling like i was in the balloon museum but i wasn't the crazy thing about all this is the video doesn't even do this museum any justice but they did have a little cafeteria if you want to eat your snacks and stuff and they did have a gift shop if you want to buy goodies but i will say this is the bonus on top of the museum is a bar inside the bar opens after a certain time frame but i just thought this was the coolest touch to a museum like this so y'all want to go check them out hurry