Chicago's Color Factory blooms anew with “Colors in Bloom” exhibit now through May

Chicago families can shake off winter blues at Color Factory inside Willis Tower. The interactive art spot brought back “Colors in Bloom” on Feb. 27,  and this limited-time show runs through mid-May.

Inside “Colors in Bloom,” visitors step into a spring wonderland. According to a press release, giant tulips tower over the space, and a new confetti room bursts with seasonal cheer.

Scavenger Hunt adds spring quest

The exhibit nods to Chicago's famous tulip blooms, the press release states. Guests can grab sticker sheets for the “Colors in Bloom” Scavenger Hunt and match pollinators to flowers in a fun challenge.

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This add-on hunt lets families explore the 20,000-square-foot venue. It engages all senses across 15 rooms. Local artists have partnered for fresh twists.

Tickets, treats and photo ops

Tickets start at $29, which will include seasonal treats and new photo spots for families to enjoy.

Voted America's top immersive art experience, Color Factory makes art accessible. Book now for this sensory adventure.