We have worked hard over the past several years and are incredibly excited to announce the Wild California exhibit IS NOW OPEN! We are grateful to this community for helping us bring our collective vision to life and remain committed to our mission of cultivating a child’s wonder, stimulating curiosity, and motivating learning through interactive exhibits, creative experiences and dramatic play, all while promoting the diversity of Southern California. READ MORE
Sign & Song is BACK!
EventsThis class is for all ages. READ MORE
Teacher Appreciation Week
EventsTeacher appreciation week is coming up in May! In honor of this special week, educators are eligible for 2-for-1 general admission, valid May 4th through 12th, 2024. Please present a valid school ID at check in. READ MORE
Connections: 3/28-5/1
EventsConnections is a public project produced for the Southern California Children’s Museum by the nonprofit Drawing Together in collaboration with four artists: Karen Godfrey and Mary Duman from Wrightwood and Amy Bauer and Emily Gallagher from Los Angeles. READ MORE
Hey, Community Members!
NewsWe’re a small-but-mighty non-profit organization so your support means the world to us! Is there something you love about us? Something you want to see more of? Help us improve by taking our 3-minute Community Survey now! READ MORE
VIRTUAL CONTENT
NewsLooking for some in-home activities? Check out our Education hub featuring our virtual content – all available on-demand! From learning the alphabet to bringing stories to life with fun, simple crafts, to amazing collaborations, we’ve got you covered!
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NewsWILD CALIFORNIA
NewsWe have worked hard over the past several years and are incredibly excited to announce the Wild California exhibit IS NOW OPEN! We are grateful to this community for helping us bring our collective vision to life and remain committed to our mission of cultivating a child’s wonder, stimulating curiosity, and motivating learning through interactive exhibits, creative experiences and dramatic play, all while promoting the diversity of Southern California. READ MORE