Experience the Bay Area's premier pop-up museum offering custom-crafted exhibitions of rare and historically-significant vintage computers and video game consoles.
The mission of the Retro Roadshow is to "preserve the history of the future" by creating hands-on opportunities for the public to explore the connections between the technology of the past and present, via STEAM-focused pop-up exhibitions and customized interactive presentations.
— Sarai & Huxley, Cofounders
What We Do
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The Retro Roadshow frequently partners with Bay Area libraries and community centers to deliver fun, educational, and entertaining presentations and exhibitions about vintage technology.
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The Retro Roadshow has partnered with numerous Bay Area K-12 schools, colleges, and universities, delivering customized presentations and exhibitions to learners of all ages.
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Hosting the Retro Roadshow is a fantastic way to bring a fun, unique, and memorable experience to corporate events, conferences, and virtually any kind of business gathering.
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Looking for a way to make your fundraiser really stand out? The Retro Roadshow can provide a curated exhibition of vintage technology to get your guests in the mood for fun - and donations!
The Retro Roadshow customizes and curates every event to suit the interests and audience of our hosts. Ready to host a Retro Roadshow event at your organization? Have questions or need more information? Please reach out!
Who We Are
The Retro Roadshow awarded the Bay Area Maker Faire Editors’ Choice Blue Ribbon 2024.
The Retro Roadshow combines Huxley Dunsany’s love of restoring and sharing vintage technology and Sarai Dunsany’s passion for education and event production. With their son Rhyal as an enthusiastic contributor, The Retro Roadshow is a totally unique Bay Area experience!
Sarai Dunsany Cofounder & CEO
Huxley Dunsany Cofounder & CTO
Rhyal Dunsany Cofounder & Production Assistant
What We Share
Learn more about our museum-quality collection of restored and fully-functional artifacts
Apple II & Apple III
Macintosh
Commodore
Amiga
NeXT
Unix Systems
Oddballs
Handheld Video Games
Home Video Games
Pocket Computers