Splish Splash, the Star Wars Celebration was a Smash! Fans from all corners of the globe descended on Denver, Colorado April 30-May 2, 1999, for the grand three-day event.

Obi-Wan's full-size Jedi Starfighter prop arrives at the Children's Museum in Indianapolis!

The world-traveling Star Wars: The Exhibition will arrive at its next destination in March with the opening in Santiago, Chile.

eFX launches their brand new prop replica lightsaber line with the first-ever Ahsoka Tano lightsaber!

The last stop for the traveling Smithsonian's Star Wars: Magic of Myth exhibition tour is undergoing final preparations for its September 18 opening.

This programmable wrist link allows the sinister Darth Maul to direct numerous treacherous activities from a distance.

Sebulba's Podracer cockpit sits quiet, awaiting the next take in the action during filming of Episode I at Leavesden Studios.

Darth Maul used this electrobinocular device to track his Jedi quarry on Tatooine.

The A99 aquata breather is a standard device in most Jedi field kits.

Laura Mackenzie (Modeler) and Eddie Butler (Sculptor) sculpt Federation Tank parts at Leavesden Studios.

A close-up look at a CR-2 blaster, one example of the hi-tech weaponry used in the making of Episode I.

Anakin's Podrace flag is significant: it represents the only human contestant in the race.

Barbican Art Gallery, in London, is mounting The Art of Star Wars -- the first ever UK exhibition fully exploring the people and processes involved in the creation of the Star Wars films.

Until September 23, 1999, the chic Galeries Lafayette in Paris are showing costumes and props from Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace.

Close-up of the door controls of Watto's Podracing box.

The exhibition showcases original artwork, props, models, costumes and characters used to create the classic Star Wars trilogy, to which have been added artifacts from Episode I The Phantom Menace.

On location in Tozeur, Tunisia, two Qui-Gon Jinn lightsabers rest peacefully alongside two Darth Maul lightsabers, ready for the next action sequence.

Appearing live at special events and gatherings, the heroes and villains of the saga have always kept in touch with the public.

Beginning this fall, people across the nation will have the opportunity to view one of the most visited Smithsonian exhibitions of all time.

The Star Wars Power of Myth Experience, a traveling roadshow that blends Classic and Episode I Star Wars characters and stories with classical mythology, has begun a three-month, 13-city European tour with a rousing four-day opening in Dublin, Ireland.