Hurray for play! On Worldwide Day of Play, we show our dedication to all things active and playful! Get Up and Get Moving Saturday, September 17th 10:30am-12:30pm Supporting our Initiative Let's Move What is the Worldwide Day of Play all about? For the last decade, Nickelodeon’s Worldwide Day of Play (WWDoP) has been an entire […]
Mad Hatter Tea Party Friday Oct. 7th 10am.-2pm. Down the Rabbit Hole at The Woodlands Children’s Museum. Don’t be late for this very important date. The Mad Hatter Tea Party brings “Alice in Wonderland” to life at The Woodlands Children’s Museum. Join the Queen of Hearts and Mad Hatter for child-friendly tea, […]
All Hallows Eve Children explore a Celtic cultural influence on Halloween festivities creating assorted art projects reflecting various art mediums. Just $12 for a 2 hour workshop for ages 5 to 8. Advanced registration required.
The Museum is OPEN today for Columbus Day! Regular hours 10am-5pm
The Museum will recognize Fire Prevention Week with a special visit by firemen and the fire truck from the Woodlands Fire Department, art projects and Fire Safety Skills for young children in a fun “Boogie Bash” class. Fire truck visit: 10:30am-12:30pm 2nd Week of October Nationally Free with admission.
World Sight Day is a Tom’s Shoes awareness initiative as a day set-aside to recognize visual impairment and blindness as a critical global issue. Free with admission.
Diwali is the Hindu five-day festival of lights that welcomes in the lunar new year. We will be celebrating on October 28th, actual festival begins on October 30th. Art projects in the MUSE all day long Bollywood dancing with Tripti at 10:45am Free with admission.
The Original Halloween SpookTacular The Woodlands Children’s Museum hosts the ultimate Halloween party Monday, Oct. 31st 4-8pm Purchase tickets here Looking for the perfect place to celebrate Halloween? The Woodlands Children's Museum is planning its annual Halloween SpookTacular Monster Mash Party, an event filled with child-friendly games, art projects and activities. […]
Don't forget to turn your clocks back 1 hour at 2AM Sunday Morning