Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon York, PA, November 5, 2026 — The Hershey Museum in Hershey, Pennsylvania, has unveiled a new special exhibit designed to coincide with the upcoming release of “The Hershey movie.” The exhibit offers visitors a comprehensive look into the lives of Milton and Catherine Hershey, the pivotal figures behind the iconic chocolate company, and provides insights into the making of the forthcoming film.

The exhibit aims to connect the historical narrative of the Hersheys with the contemporary cinematic portrayal. Visitors can explore artifacts and information related to Milton Hershey’s vision for his company and the community of Hershey, as well as the contributions of Catherine Hershey. These elements form the foundation of the story that will be depicted on screen.

In addition to detailing the historical context, the exhibition delves into the behind-the-scenes aspects of “The Hershey movie” production. This includes information on the creative process, research conducted by the filmmakers, and potentially elements of set design or costume choices that reflect the era and the lives of the subjects. The goal is to offer a multifaceted perspective, bridging historical fact with cinematic interpretation.

The timing of the exhibit is strategic, capitalizing on public interest generated by the impending movie release. It serves as both a historical educational opportunity and a promotional tie-in, inviting audiences to engage with the Hershey legacy before and after experiencing the film. Further details regarding the specific dates of the exhibit and the premiere of “The Hershey movie” are expected to be announced.


Story summarized from the original created by Brady Doran on www.abc27.com, see more information here.

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