<div>Magnificent Me at the Imagination Station allows visitors to explore the wonders of the human body.Dee Bishop, office manager at Imagination Station tells Star City News more about the exhibit."We have an exhibit where you put your hands on it and it tells you your heartbeat. We have an ultrasound where you can take an ultrasound over a stomach and see the embryo sac and learn about how babies are formed," Bishop said.The exhibit features 13 interactive stations allowing visitors to explore several different human body systems. Dee says so far, kids of all ages are having a ball."We love letting the kids interact and seeing the kids’ reaction to what they're creating. We love to see the parents’ reactions to the kids’ reactions. So it's super fun," Bishop said. This exhibit will be at the Imagination Station for a limited time, but Dee says there is plenty of time to stop by and visit."Our hours are going to be 10 am to 1 pm Wednesday through Friday. On Saturdays, we're going to do 10 am to 5 pm, and Sundays 11 am to 5 pm," Bishop said.Dee says Magnificent Me isn't the only fun thing the Imagination Station has cooking up."Our camps are going strong. We have a winter break camp that's coming up in December. We will have an art camp that's coming up in January," she said.Magnificent Me is made possible by the Museum of Discovery, Little Rock, Arkansas, and is sponsored by the Arconic Foundation and Arconic Lafayette Operations. Magnificent Me will be at the Imagination Station until February 2, 2025. Learn more about the Imagination Station and its programs HERE.</div>

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Magnificent Me at the Imagination Station allows visitors to explore the wonders of the human body. Dee Bishop, office manager at Imagination Station tells Star City News more about the exhibit. \"We have an exhibit where you put your hands on it and it tells you your heartbeat. We have...

Magnificent Me at the Imagination Station allows visitors to explore the wonders of the human body. Dee Bishop, office manager at Imagination Station tells Star City News more about the exhibit. "We have an exhibit where you put your hands on it and it tells you your heartbeat. We have...