Why is play essential for childhood development—and how does the Children's Museum of Atlanta help make it possible? “Play is not just fun—it’s how children learn, grow, and discover who they are. Every moment at our museum is designed to spark curiosity, buil…
The Houston region has one of the largest child populations in the United States and Children’s Museum Houston serves an audience of more than 1 million children and families each year. Children’s Museum Houston is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization that relies…
For more than 50 years, the Children’s Museum of Manhattan has been a trusted resource for families and caregivers, filling gaps in educational services for children in New York City and beyond. Through our programs on-site, and around the five boroughs, CMOM…
Discover hands-on exhibits, joyful learning, and meaningful moments designed for curious minds and growing families. From interactive play zones to engaging programs, every visit encourages creativity, problem-solving, and social connection. Seasonal events, c…
Anyone can help inspire potential in every child, whether it’s volunteering at one of our locations or making a donation of books to the Book Bank! Get involved today and improve the lives of so many in our community. The Children’s Museum of Richmond is a 501…
The Children’s Museum of Sonoma County inspires curiosity and creativity through joyful, transformative experiences. CMOSC’s vision is to ensure that all children have access to innovative play, creating more opportunities to empower the next generation of lea…
Established in 1995 and opened in 2003, the Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to engage young children’s potential by inviting families of all backgrounds with children age birth to 10 years old to explore environ…
The Children’s Museum of Greater Fall River operated as a museum without walls in 1999. Volunteers carted museum exhibits to community events, working out of cars and vans, but always hoped to find a permanent location. Museum founders leased the Bristol Count…
The city of Richmond, capital of the Confederacy and primary target of Union campaigns, was also the central destination for thousands of Confederate soldiers wounded on the battlefields of Virginia during the Civil War. Realizing that a long war and thousands…
The Clyfford Still Museum allows visitors the unique experience to understand the legacy of Clyfford Still. He had a unique artistic vision and was unwilling to compromise it for money or recognition. As he evolved as an artist, Still’s works transitioned from…
This exhibition presents highlights from the Museum’s holdings of modern American, European and Latin American art dating from the 1870s through the 1950s. Featured works include landscapes, city views, portraits,...
Patriots of Color, a new exhibit in the Family Heritage Experience at American Ancestors, sheds light on the overlooked histories of Black, Native, and multiracial men and women who fought, labored, and led in the strugg…
During World Wars I and II, nearly every nation involved recognized that it was necessary to provide materials to maintain soldier wellbeing and morale. Because foot soldiers had to carry all of their…
John Akomfrah: The Hour Of The Dog is an immersive, six-channel video installation by the British artist Sir John Akomfrah. The work, co-commissioned by the Menil Collection and the Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA), explore…