Posts by Childrens Museum
Hannaford Helps the Museum
February has been full of fantastic family-friendly programming, made possible thanks to Hannaford Supermarkets – this post is to show our gratitude! With winter outside and kids out of school,…
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Ahoy Mateys!
On Thursday, February 17th, the Children’s Museum hosted Awesome Robb’s very first Pirate Adventure! Robb took his young mateys on a journey from here to England, Hungary, and China. Some…
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Early American Espionage
Ruff Ruffman’s not the only one who can teach us how to solve a mystery…our first president can, too! George Washington’s days as a spy date all the way back…
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Valentine Sweets
The Children’s Museum kicked off the weekend with all kinds of Valentine’s Day activities. Art Exploration (held most Fridays from 10-10:45am) kept kids busy creating all kinds of Valentine’s Day…
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Dino-mite Dinosaurs
Museum Educator Michelle came by to teach a creative Dino-mite Dinosaurs arts and crafts class on Wednesday February 9! There were four tables of activities for children to have fun…
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Laundry Basket Bonanza!
The snow was great for the first few storms. My kids were playing outside almost all day. In fact, they played outside so much that their ski pants and gloves…
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Family Arts Day
On Sunday, February 6th, The Children’s Museum welcomed families to admire the masterpieces of promising young artists, ranging from age 5 to age 18. Family Arts Day proved to be…
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Celebrate the Arts this Sunday at Family Arts Day!
In anticipation of Family Arts Day, taking place this Sunday from 1:00-3:00pm, we thought we would give you a preview of some of the magnificent artwork you can see. The…
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Snow Clay – A Fun, Warm Alternative to Real Snow!
With all the snow we’ve been getting, it helps to have some fun indoor activities on hand that incorporate creativity and fun. The following is an excellent project to inspire…
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Halloween Romp proves to be a frightfully good time
Halloween came early this year for everyone who participated in the Children’s Museum annual Halloween Romp at Oakes Ames Memorial Hall in Easton. Children were rushed in by Mrs. Weasley,who…
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