Look Out: Monsters are Coming to the Museum!
A bunch of monsters are heading to the beach. Your family can join them when the museum’s new special exhibit, Monsters on Vacation, opens in late May.
A bunch of monsters are heading to the beach. Your family can join them when the museum’s new special exhibit, Monsters on Vacation, opens in late May.
The world feels heavy these days, and our kids could use a little lift.
That’s why the museum put together hundreds of play kits for families in the Twin Cities who don’t feel safe going to school, stores and parks during the ongoing surge in federal immigration enforcement.
The world’s most beloved blue engine is rolling into St. Paul for exciting fun and adventure. “Thomas & Friends™: Explore the Rails,” an interactive exhibit inspired by the popular children’s series, opens at Minnesota Children’s Museum on Saturday, Jan. 17.
All of us at Minnesota Children’s Museum acknowledge the sadness, anger and fear so many of us are experiencing right now. Even as the painful events around us unfold, we are committed to keeping the museum open to all families.
When violent acts dominate the news, it can be hard to know how to talk to kids about such tragedies. The instinct for many adults might be to shield children from the scary or upsetting news.
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.
Minnesota Children’s Museum will provide free admission through November to families enrolled in the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Toddler Music Lab is open to all museum visitors, no pre-registration required. Programs change each week, so stop by for a session or join us for the entire 4-week series.
Power of Play: Creative thinking is a kid’s ability to imagine, improvise, reinvent, innovate, and approach challenges from fresh perspectives.