Play Your Way is a special event designed for children with autism, ages 2-15, and their families, including professional resources for parents. Enjoy the entire museum supervised by our trained employees and volunteers.
Cost: $20 per family (up to 8 people) Pre-registration is required. Space is limited. Register
For more information about the Museum’s Autism Initiative, visit www.cdm.org/autism.
In partnership with Pace, Aspiranet, Hope Services, Morgan Autism Center, San Andreas Regional Center, Guadalupe River Park Conservancy & the friends & parents of the autistic community
Play Your Way is a special event designed for children with autism, ages 2-15, and their families, including professional resources for parents. Enjoy the entire museum supervised by our trained employees and volunteers.
Cost: $20 per family (up to 8 people) Pre-registration is required. Space is limited. Register
For more information about the Museum’s Autism Initiative, visit www.cdm.org/autism.
In partnership with Pace, Aspiranet, Hope Services, Morgan Autism Center, San Andreas Regional Center, Guadalupe River Park Conservancy & the friends & parents of the autistic community
Play Your Way is a special event designed for children with autism, ages 2-15, and their families, including professional resources for parents. Enjoy the entire museum supervised by our trained employees and volunteers.
Cost: $20 per family (up to 8 people) Pre-registration is required. Space is limited.
For more information about the Museum’s Autism Initiative, visit www.cdm.org/autism.
In partnership with Pace, Aspiranet, Hope Services, Morgan Autism Center, San Andreas Regional Center, Guadalupe River Park Conservancy & the friends & parents of the autistic community
Today is a Member Discount Day. Come into our Gift Shop for 20% savings.
Store Staff Pick Paint Your Own Lantern The days are getting shorter! Add a bright touch to your décor, and get ready for the autumn Lantern Festival, with 2 paper lanterns you can paint yourself!
$12.98
Members pay $11.68
Appropriate for ages over 3.
Members receive a 10% discount every day, and 20% on special Members’ Discount Days! Call (408) 673-2840 forGift Shop information.
Ninety-seven youth artists from the India Community Center interpret images and their experiences of India through a variety of media.
India Community Center (ICC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the Indian-American and greater Bay Area community by promoting South Asian culture through social, cultural, recreational, and community programs. As a non-religious and non-political organization, ICC is a place where the community can unite, serve and celebrate South Asian culture. ICC welcomes all without regard to racial, ethnic, regional, religious, political or socio-economic background. For more information see www.indiacc.org.
Admission:
Children, Adults and Seniors: $7
Infants and Members: free
Join us for an evening packed with fun to celebrate the beginning of autumn. Bring your family to play in the Museum, make a lantern, and parade together!
Artist Philip Ma, skilled painter and animator featured in the current Paradise Ranch exhibit, will work with visitors to create a collaborative story. Ma will write and draw a template for portions of the story, and visitors then fill in the story and color the template to interpret their part of the story in their own way. Once pieces of the story are complete, visitors will put the story together to create an entire storyboard.
It’s time for adventure when children and their families come to explore the newest exhibit from The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis and Nickelodeon! Dora and Diego—Let’s Explore! takes visitors on an active adventure in the enchanting world of Dora the Explorer, her animal-rescuing cousin Diego, and their friends. Explore Isa’s Flowery Garden, help Tico gather nuts, join the Pirate Piggies’ crew to uncover pirate treasure, and help baby animals in the Rainforest Maze. Ready? Let’s go! ¡Vámonos!
Produced by The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis in cooperation with Nickelodeon, the Dora and Diego—Let’s Explore! exhibit is presented bythe Anthem Blue Cross Foundation.
From the sowing of the seeds to the shaping and baking of the bread dough, Lily Tomlin beautifully narrates each step of bringing bread to life. This ALA Notable video is based on the book by George Levenson and features original music by George Winston.
Make your viewing experience richer by participating in an activity inspired by the film we have just watched.
Saturday, August 29 1:30 p.m., and 3:00 p.m.
Sunday, August 30 12:15 p.m., 1:30 p.m., and 3:00 p.m. Part of the Respect for All Project, this award-winning film entertains as it helps children understand the different shapes families take today.
Make a Family Frame
Make and decorate a frame which will be a perfect way to highlight your Art Loft project. If you haven’t yet visited the Art Loft, head there now and create your original artwork exploring “Family.”
Children’s Discovery Museum will proudly celebrate the diversity found among families who visit with activities throughout the Museum. Make rainbow friendship bracelets, explore what family means to you, learn the meaning of the colors of the rainbow flag, and more.
Children’s Discovery Museum will proudly celebrate the diversity found among families who visit with activities throughout the Museum. Make rainbow friendship bracelets, explore what family means to you, learn the meaning of the colors of the rainbow flag, and more.
Voyage to Vietnam is being presented in a scaled down version in the Circles gallery before it leaves for a national eight Museum tour through 2018. Children and their parents will delight in the opportunity to discover the beauty, sights, and sounds of Vietnam through the lens of Tet, the most important celebration of the year, in our newest original interactive exhibition. Families will immerse themselves in Vietnamese culture, gain appreciation for the traditions, values, and daily experiences of people who live in Vietnam, and discover similarities and differences among the lives of children in the U.S. and in Vietnam. Dress up in customary Ao Dai and pose for an interactive family photo. Try on a giant lion head mask and make and launch a fireworks display to signal the culmination of the celebration.
The Hiccups, four dads from Santa Cruz, play upbeat, lighthearted, rockin’ kids music that inspires toddler “mosh pits” at every performance!
Last year, the Hiccups were asked to perform for a local community television show, and now Hiccups performances regularly sell out at local Santa Cruz venues. The band is dedicated to benefiting the local community.
Music Fun under the Sun Bring your picnic lunch (or purchase a bite at the Museum’s Foodshed) and join us in the Museum’s outdoor Candance Amphitheatre for a live lunchtime musical experience on select Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays throughout the summer!
Hi friends! In case you visit our website on Monday, July 27 between the hours of 5:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. and notice that something quacky is going on, it’s because our website will be undergoing some maintenance. We’ll be back soon!