📜 Exhibit featuring a segment of a real fatberg from Macomb County, Michigan.
🔍 It highlights the impact of fats, oils, grease, and trash on sewer systems.

Why Go

🔬 Learn about fatbergs, their environmental impact, and the financial and ecological toll on communities.
👀 See a unique and disgusting exhibit, including a real fatberg sample, informative graphics, and video footage of its removal and items found within.
💡 Engaging for young people to learn about STEM and societal impact.

Why Avoid

🤢 May be stomach-churning for some visitors.

Tips

🚫 Avoid flushing wet wipes and other trash down toilets.
📍 Located on the main floor, near the miniature Mackinac Bridge in the engineering section.

Cost

💰 Adults $23, children under 3 FREE, discounts available.

Hours

🕒 Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., Saturdays 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sundays noon – 5 p.m. Closed Jan 13-26.

🅿️ Parking Metered street parking, Cultural Center lot, Wayne State University parking structures. Recommended: Rackham Memorial Parking Garage or secured lot behind DIA.

🚻 Toilets Family and gender-inclusive restrooms available on multiple levels. Nursing room on Main Level.

♿ Accessibility Wheelchair rental free. Accessible entrances/exits near parking. Benches for seating.