The holidays or the frigid days afterward might be a perfect time to meet the Beatles, or at least introduce them to your kids.

The Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock is presenting a family-friendly and sometimes hands-on exhibit, "Ladies and Gentlemen ... The Beatles!" through April 2.

The show features more than 400 pieces of memorabilia, records, rare artifacts, period musical instruments and tour tickets on display throughout the Clinton Center. You can even cross a photographic replica of Abbey Road and get a picture reminiscent of the album cover. (Remember to take off your shoes if you're channeling Paul.)

Although photography is prohibited in the upstairs displays, pictures are welcome in a ground-floor exhibit offering a sing-along booth where your kids can collaborate with Ringo on "Yellow Submarine." An electric drum kit also offers a chance to play along with the band.

Visitors can ponder the Beatles' impact on American pop culture, examine their musical influences like James Brown, Elvis and Bob Dylan, and even consider the frenzy of mass marketing that sold products like Beatles coloring books, lunchboxes and even Beatles bubble bath.

There's a reproduction of a teenage fan's bedroom from the Beatlemania era after the band's first American performances in February 1964, including posters of John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney. Records, banners and other heirlooms complete the scene, topped by a "Beatles Flip Your Wig" board game on the bedroom floor.

Both interactive experiences are offered at no additional charge, and guests are encouraged to share their Beatles moments via social media. Visit the Clinton Center's website for more information.