The year 2027 is the 50th anniversary of Star Wars, and the franchise is celebrating in some Death Star-sized ways. The biggest ones are the releases of the brand-new standalone movie, Star Wars: Starfighter, as well as the IMAX re-release of the original film without all the 1997 Special Edition additions. There’s a new season of Ahsoka and even a Star Wars Celebration happening to talk about all of it. But all of it starts in Philadelphia at the Franklin Institute. That’s where, in February 2027, a brand new exhibit celebrating the history of the franchise opens. It’s called “Star Wars: The Experience – A Journey Through the Galaxy,” and it’s described as “the largest and most comprehensive behind-the-scenes exhibition celebrating the Star Wars galaxy and the only official exhibition during the landmark anniversary year.” (Is that a George Lucas Museum jab? I digress.) Spread over 18,000 square feet, guests will find “large immersive moments, screen-used artifacts, and an RFID-powered experience” that’ll transport them into a galaxy far, far away. There are “more than 70 artifacts, many of them screen-used and on view for the first time from the Lucasfilm archives, including legendary screen-used pieces such as Darth Maul’s lightsaber and Darth Vader’s costume.”