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Minnesota Children's Museum is at the heart of where fun meets learning. It's where kids can touch, climb, splash, crawl, push, pull, and press it all. Children ages 6 months through 10 years and their adult guests can explore seven galleries packed with extraordinary hands-on adventures.
    

Traveling Exhibits ...here for a limited time!

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Run! Jump! Fly! Adventures in Action™, an all-new exhibit designed to discover the fun in being physically active in a non-competitive environment.
Now - September 14, 2008 | Learn More

  

Check out other upcoming traveling exhibits...

Permanent Galleries ...check out these perennial favorites!

Sandcove Nature and art come together in an outdoor gallery located on the fourth floor of the Museum's roof overlooking Seventh Street. Rooftop ArtPark provides an outdoor venue for visitors who want to enjoy Minnesota's weather.
Permanent gallery. OPENING SOON! Rooftop ArtPark will open for the season on May 18, 2008. Learn More

 

Bubble blast in World Works.This gallery encourages creativity and problem-solving through investigation and experimentation. World Works puts the tools for investigation and experimentation into children's hands.
Permanent gallery. Learn More

Earth World

Exploring turtles in Earth World.This gallery immerses children in life-like Minnesota habitats to nurture an understanding of the natural world. Features daily live animal programs.
Permanent gallery. Learn More

  

Our World

SandcoveThis gallery connects children to people, places and cultures in their community as they role play “grown–ups” in a child-size environment filled with a neighborhood mercado, a Korean restaurant and other familiar places.
Permanent gallery. Learn More

Habitot®

Girl playing with the hand-pedaled bike in access/ABILITY.A safe environment for infants and toddlers to explore four developmentally designed learning landscapes based on Minnesota habitats: pond, prairie, forest and bluff caves.
Permanent gallery. Learn More

    

 

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