ARTECHOUSE invites you into a world where art meets the future. Founded by longtime arts advocates Sandro and Tati, this pioneering venue collaborates with leading digital creators to produce immersive, technology-driven exhibitio...
ARTECHOUSE invites you into a world where art meets the future. Founded by longtime arts advocates Sandro and Tati, this pioneering venue collaborates with leading digital creators to produce immersive, technology-driven exhibitio...
Visitors consistently praise this immersive multimedia art venue for delivering a truly unique visual and audio experience. The rotating exhibits, like the popular Fractal Worlds installation, feature high-tech projection screens and interactive elements that create a sophisticated, engaging atmosphere. Multiple reviewers mention wanting to return or visit other locations in the chain, and many emphasize the importance of taking time to interact with the exhibits and read the accompanying details to fully appreciate what's happening. The main consideration is that this is a relatively quick experience, with most people spending 20-40 minutes exploring the space. Some find the admission cost steep for the duration, though many still consider it worthwhile for the first-time wow factor. The venue includes multiple rooms to explore, a bar with creative drink options and AR effects, and sits somewhere between other immersive art experiences in terms of sophistication. Plan to allocate at least two hours if you want to really dive deep into the installations and take your time pondering the imagery.
8/2/2025: This was way more impressive than I expected! We purchased tickets in advance. The parking is a little strange as there are multiple sporting businesses around the same area, all with special parking. Parking is free. This is a Digital Media Museum. They use lighting and AI to create an unforgettable experience. It is a self guided tour and you are able to spend as much time as you want in the different themed rooms. We were there for 1.5 hours. Ticket were $30.00 each. I don't want to give away too much as it could ruin the experience for you. All I can say is I want a room like this in my home. It was part dream state, part euphoric, part spiritual, part technology. I visited 2 of the rooms more than once because they were so deep and engaging. The "Imagine..." was so cool with it almost feeling like a mind reading experience. The next room full of strobes and music with images of flowers and butterflies was refreshing. The laser room was straight up trippy with the darkness and the sounds. I do not recommend this for small children, nor anyone who has seizures or balance issues. The lights, sounds, and movements were intense at times. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience. The even have a bar. I did not try it, but that is kind of cool.
Lauri B
August 4, 2025
8/2/2025: This was way more impressive than I expected! We purchased tickets in advance. The parking is a little strange as there are multiple sporting businesses around the same area, all with special parking. Parking is free. This is a Digital Media Museum. They use lighting and AI to create an unforgettable experience. It is a self guided tour and you are able to spend as much time as you want in the different themed rooms. We were there for 1.5 hours. Ticket were $30.00 each. I don't want to give away too much as it could ruin the experience for you. All I can say is I want a room like this in my home. It was part dream state, part euphoric, part spiritual, part technology. I visited 2 of the rooms more than once because they were so deep and engaging. The "Imagine..." was so cool with it almost feeling like a mind reading experience. The next room full of strobes and music with images of flowers and butterflies was refreshing. The laser room was straight up trippy with the darkness and the sounds. I do not recommend this for small children, nor anyone who has seizures or balance issues. The lights, sounds, and movements were intense at times. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience. The even have a bar. I did not try it, but that is kind of cool.
Lauri B
August 4, 2025