imagine exhibits where your kids can act like kids.

I want to show my kids real art, but going to an actual art exhibit was too mature for my family.
— Parent of Young Children
I wish there was a place I could take my kids to learn about different kinds of music and try real instruments.
— Parent of Young Children

our museum will be your new fun place to go that you can feel good about.

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ART EXHIBITs

Famous art recreated into activities, puzzles, and play pretend spaces.

Visual impairment art exhibit spaces.

Children’s book art exhibits.

Group art project spaces encouraging visitors to create art while actively moving their bodies.

Water experimentation with color and light.

Black light painters studio.

Functional art exhibit exploring architecture, graphic design, and body art.

Art creativity station for free-style and guided art projects using a variety of materials.

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music exhibits

Instrument play stations and exhibit on the building blocks of making music.

Hearing impairment sensory exhibit.

Play pretend spaces centered on musical artists, showcasing their music, cultures, and time periods.

Music recording studio experience.

Experimentation areas adding sound effects and music in film and theater productions.

Science of sound exhibits featuring audio illusions and activities.

Water and sound waves play station.

Headphones dance party, Beethoven piano station, and more!

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accessibility

Tactile maps and sensory guides.

Noise cancelling headphones to borrow and available for purchase.

Textured art and low vision tools.

Visual music and rhythm light integrations.

Adjustable height activity tables.

Sensory friendly hours.

Reserved rotating access times in sensory play exhibits for hearing and visually impaired visitors.

let’s make cultural experiences

easy, hands on, and fun.

support the vision

If you would visit our museum, please consider supporting our vision. Any monetary support, big or small, moves us one step closer to opening and making these experiences a reality.

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I am seeking. I am striving. I am in it with all my heart.
— Vincent Van Gogh