Arts & Culture
Titanic: The Human Story

Titanic: The Human Story opens at Biltmore on December 26 and runs through January 29, open daily (hours may vary). Biltmore describes it as following the 1912 voyage through original accounts and storytelling shaped by Titanic experts, with three-dimensional recreations of the ship's interior spaces and nearly 200 original objects that belonged to passengers and crew.
The exhibition is self-paced inside Amherst at Deerpark, and Biltmore suggests allowing 1.5 to 2 hours. An audio guide of about 60 minutes, in English and Spanish, is available to ticket holders. Biltmore also notes it shares how the Vanderbilts came to miss the voyage.
Biltmore says Titanic admission includes Biltmore House and two days of estate grounds access, and that food, drink and large bags are not permitted inside the exhibition. See the official Biltmore page for tickets and details.
Event info via Biltmore (official site)
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