Nevermore Park :: Home of Flyboy

I had been wanting to come here for a long, long time. It was so worth the wait. The tickets were reasonable for the amount of fun we had. The place is amazingly immersive. So beautiful. I suppose it's a little bit like a kid's world in downtown Chicago. The staff were incredibly polite, and the place was clean and accessible. We loved every minute.

An interactive museum dedicated to Flyboy, the continuing popularity of street art. The site is very crowded with the creative process which includes his work benches and the neighborhood. It's a challenge to find all the rooms and the various display items. Go if you have some whimsy

The Nevermore Park was amazing!

We loved everything about it, the music, the ambiance, and we cant forget the ART! Everything was so detailed and beautiful and every piece had so much meaning even the bathroom! We all loved it so much and are huge fans of Mr. Brantley's work!!

Very friendly staff. Great setup in a fairly limited space, with lots of things to see. You can touch and pick up anything you see. Child friendly, although some installations can be quite noisy.

Not just the Home of Flyboy, but the Home of Lil Mama too! Absolutely amazing experience. So many fantastic pieces of Hebru Brantley's original artwork. Plus, the opportunity to explore life-size (and bigger) figures from Herbu's glorious imagination. Definitely a must see. And, super kid friendly.

Excellent way to spend an afternoon. All of the exhibits are a sight to see. Love the immersive aspect of the show.

You can wear a Tuskeegee Airmen jacket or lounge in a tiki room with 1980's dolls hanging overhead. The mix of light and sound takes you to an otherworldly place that feels oddly familiar.

Amazing experience for all ages!!🔥🔥🔥. Really take your time to go through every nook and cranny. One thing I love is how it doesn’t get to crowded and the merch is actually at a reasonable price. Great Job Hebru & the whole Flyboy Universe, this was well needed fro the city.

I would recommend getting here before it's too late. This is a creative glimpse into the mind of Chicago's own, Hebru Brantley. The Flyboy Flygirl concepts are the highlight of his brand. However, the are some surprises that these pictures don't show. This popup museum is fully immersive. There is free street parking!

An amazing exhibit and worth it! Everywhere was filled with wonder and excitement. I've never experienced anything like it. The art is beautiful! I was in awe of all of the efforts that went into this.

Good interactive exhibit with a dope 80's/90's vibe. The gift shop leaves something to be desired though. Overall it's worth the entrance fee.

Sensory experience. Very well done. You walk 5 ft in any direction and something new is happening.

I don't handle lound noises very well. I couldn't tolerate it for very long.

This place is really cool! The space may seem small but there is so much to explore, so much to interact with. This exhibit was created to make you think, come to conclusions or make up a whole new narrative.

Nevermore Park: Home of Flyboy lives up to the hype. The interaction with the art and scenes is brilliant. It is a small place, so appreciate the details each scene. Personally I enjoyed the Red Tails immersion with books, jacket, goggles.

This art installation/experience was wonderful. The space was set up very efficiently and the whole experience lasted about 1 hour. I could’ve spent way more time in there, however. The whole thing is interactive, where you can touch, pick up, play with, wear, photograph everything in the space. The staff was wonderful, too! It was just a great experience overall!

This was "fly" experience. This is a wonderful exhibit rich with swagger and color!

This was an amazing experience. Do some research before coming. Explore, then ask the helpful staff your questions to gain context. This is a highlight in Chicago. A must see.

The exhibit was EVERYTHING!!! I absolutely loved each piece and would definitely recommend checking it out of you are in the area.

When you enter this exhibition you will feel like you went back in time. The artwork reminded of how my brother loved playing with Star Wars action figures and it reminded me of my preschool that had all the toys that you liked. The train reminded me of the old days when public transportation was the only thing. I’ve only taken the train once in the city and it was definitely a deal breaker but the artist made it feel inviting and comfortable. Inside the train there’s a little surprise in the back that reminded me of the old lounging rooms. I also thought the music and artwork on the walls really tied everything together. The coal mines reminded me of when we went to the museum tour. The atmosphere felt futuristic yet like I was in a time capsule. I felt like I was inside of an adults memory exploring what mad them who they are today. I love the energy that was inside the art it felt free, cultured and timeless.

Serendipity in action! Went here on a friend's recommendation during a recent trip to Chicago. Loved discovering every inch of the space. The details, the ideas, the music - it all came together. It starts as an art gallery and then goes rogue. The artist was new to me - now i see his work all over the city and understand he is Chicagoan of the year. What an interesting mix of people and everyone got into it all - hipsters, parents and young kids, teenagers and real grownups as well. No pictures from me - discover it on your own. And take a minute to sit in one of the lawn chairs and observe the passing scene.That was fun too. Everyone had a smile on their face.

Loved it! Came all the way from PA just to see this place & show love to a well thought out exhibit. Place is great for kids to see as well. Can't buy any art there. But a few hoodie & tees will cerfice.