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Minnesota Children’s Museum Named a Finalist for National Medal for Museum and Library Service
Minnesota Children’s Museum has won recognition as a finalist for the 2019 National Medal for Museum and Library Service. The National Medal is the nation’s highest honor given to museums and libraries for service to their communities.
6 Questions with Dr. Nathan, Jenny & Nchare Chomilo
For about a year now, two-year old Nchare and his parents – Dr. Nathan and Jenny Chomilo – have been members of Minnesota Children’s Museum. We were excited to hear from this family of medical professionals about their experience as museum members and what play means to them. We recently asked them some questions and we love their answers.
5 Activities to Try While Stuck Inside
Some days are too cold, snowy or rainy to go outside. So, we’ve compiled a variety of fun, easy activities your kids can do while you ride out the weather from safe and snug inside. These activities will not only keep your kids entertained, but they’ll also build...
Wild Kratts®: Creature Power®! Exhibit Opens for the First Time Ever at Minnesota Children’s Museum on Jan. 19
Wild Kratts®: Creature Power®! Exhibit Opens for the First Time Ever at Minnesota Children’s Museum on Jan. 19St. Paul, Minn., Jan. 11, 2019 – Minnesota Children’s Museum and the creators of the PBS Kids series Wild Kratts® joined forces to create a new...
7 Reasons to Give a Gift Membership
7 Reasons to Give a Gift Membership Looking for that perfect gift for a special family in your life? Give the gift of play! A membership to Minnesota Children’s Museum is a gift that keeps on giving all year long. There are so many reasons to give a museum...
Be Their Person: Build Resilience
I’ve spent tens of thousands of hours taking care of kids of every age, with a diversity of needs, developmental stages, experiences and disabilities. I’ve also spent hundreds of hours just observing children and their caregivers. Over time, all of these children have taught me a ton, and as a result, I have grown as a caregiver.
