
Tips to Make Your Child’s Play Even More Powerful
When children play, they learn and grow. It’s that simple.
When children play, they learn and grow. It’s that simple.
Whether it’s due to global events, work and school pressures, political climate, family budgets or health concerns, families are feeling increased levels of anxiety and stress these days.
Federal funding through the Institute of Museum and Library Services directly affects Minnesota Children’s Museum and the audiences we serve.
Celebrating some of the women whose contributions have played a crucial role in advancing the exploration of space
Martin Luther King Jr. Day provides a great opportunity to talk to kids about the civil rights movement and the ongoing fight for racial equality.
Studies show that childhood stress, depression, anxiety and loneliness have been increasing for years – and those numbers are continuing to rise.
Looking for that perfect gift for a special family in your life? Give the gift of play with a membership to Minnesota Children’s Museum. There are so many reasons to give a museum membership this holiday season.