Interactive Knowledge

What pairs nicely with a Dirty Cheerwine at the 2025 North Carolina State Fair? A large touch-screen interactive display featuring North Carolina people, places, and events in the Revolutionary War. Interactive Knowledge partnered with America 250 NC and the American Battlefield Trust to bring “Our Revolutionary Journey: North Carolina 1771-1783” to the 2025 NC State Fair, starting Oct 16th. Find our display in the Got To Be NC Pavilion on the Dorton Arena Main Floor, and explore the fascinating role that North Carolina played in the Revolutionary War as we celebrate America 250. https://www.america250.nc.gov/

IK is excited to partner with American Battlefield Trust and the Congressional Medal of Honor Society in launching the Medal of Honor Valor Trail App. Check it out!

The Medal of Honor Valor Trail™ App is now live in the App Store and Google Play! Developed by the American Battlefield Trust and the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, this app provides access to a global network of sites tied to the lives and legacies of those who have received the nation’s highest military honor. Users can:

⭐ Explore Our Interactive Map
⭐ Learn About Medal of Honor Recipients
⭐ Discover Historic Sites
⭐ Connect to History Anywhere

Few Americans can visit remote battlefields like Iwo Jima, but with the Valor Trail™ App, you will be connected to a vast network of places that tell these powerful stories. Download the app today: https://www.valortrail.org/app

Happy birthday, National Museum of Natural History! IK is honored that we were able to upgrade a few of the incredible NMNH exhibits. https://interactiveknowledge.com/our-portfolio/national-museum-natural-history-digital-interactive-upgrade-0

We opened our doors 115 year ago today! 🎉🎂

Since that time, our scientists and staff have worked to amass a collection of more than 148 million objects and specimens that serves as an archives of the history of geology, life and culture on this planet, has enabled the discovery of countless new species, and underpins our exhibits and educational outreach which bring a deeper understanding of the natural world to the millions of visitors we welcome every year.

This original architectural drawing from 1903 shows our location across from the Smithsonian Institution Building, or the Castle, and the original United States National Museum, now known as the Arts and Industries Building.