The Paley Museum is celebrating 100 years of NBC with an immersive blockbuster exhibit of its iconic shows and programs called “NBC: A Century Together.”

“NBC has not only reflected culture but shaped it. Whether it was the early days of television and radio to iconic Olympic victories, to the days of ‘Late Night’ and now streaming,” said Maureen Reidy, CEO of the Paley Center for Media.

The three-floor exhibit opened on Sept. 18 and offers things like costumes, artifacts, interactive photo opportunities and more from shows like “The Voice,” “Seinfeld,” and The Office,” to name a few.

Reidy says the exhibit portrays NBC’s impact on media and invites viewers into the experience, whether that’s sitting in “The Voice’s” coach’s chair or standing on an Olympic podium.

“It's really an opportunity for visitors to go behind the scenes and experience and interact with some of the shows that they come together with family members and friends and really experience together,” said Reidy.

The exhibit runs until the end of November.

For more information on the exhibit as well as upcoming events at the Paley Center for Media, you can click here.