Festive Fun
Baby Jam Program
December 3 @ 10:30 am | in person
Introducing our new weekly program: Baby Jam! Every Friday at 10:30 am, head to Little Dreamers, grab an instrument, and get ready to rock as we invite our youngest learners to explore movement and sound. Recommended ages 0-3.
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Winter Festival Event
December 4 @ 9:00 am – 12:00 pm | in person
Don’t forget to purchase your tickets for our Winter Festival! Enjoy small bites, warm drinks, fun exhibits, and a photo opportunity with some holiday friends: a magical Snow Queen and Santa!
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Christmas with the Moomins Program
December 11 | online + in person
The Moomin Animations exhibit is on display at the Museum through January 9. Sit down and get cozy in the Visiting Exhibit Hall—or at home—to hear a live reading of The Fir Tree, the story of the Moomin family’s first Christmas! Afterwards, learn more about holiday traditions in Finland, where Moomin author Tove Jansson lived. Special treats included! Recommended ages 3+.
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Special Hours for Winter Break
December 27 – 31 | in person
Add a day of STEAM fun to your Winter Break plans! The Museum will be open Monday, December 27, through Friday, December 31, with two timed sessions each day.
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STEAM at home
Computer Science Careers = Great Gigs
Don’t take our word for it! Watch our Discover STEAM Careers event featuring our friends Afua Bruce, a computer engineer, and Catie Cuan, a roboticist, to hear more about computer-science-related careers. Bookmark it to watch during Computer Science Education Week (December 6-10). Recommended ages 7-12.
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Friendly Competition For Your Next Family Gathering
Adapt this marble run video activity to challenge your family and friends at your next gathering! Using your engineering skills and found materials at home, see who can build the longest and fastest marble run! Recommended for ages 5+.
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For more information on this museum, visit https://nationalchildrensmuseum.org.
*Photo credit: National Children’s Museum
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