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The Children's Museum of Green Bay sits right across from Bay Beach Amusement Park. This hands-on destination sparks curiosity in young minds through interactive play. Families from all over Wisconsin visit for its focus on learning disguised as fun.
As a non-profit organization, the museum relies on community support. It emphasizes STEM-based activities that align with educational standards. Kids leave with new skills and big smiles.
The museum in City of Green Bay, WI is currently expanding to over 26,000 square feet indoors. This growth includes new STEM exhibits and outdoor spaces. Visitors can still enjoy the full experience during construction.
These galleries let children role-play everyday jobs and concepts. Exhibits encourage teamwork and problem-solving. They're designed for various age groups to engage together.
Children crawl into a massive mouth structure to explore digestion. They slide through tunnels representing the esophagus and intestines. Informational panels explain how food breaks down into nutrients.
This exhibit teaches basic biology in an exciting way. Kids interact with sounds and visuals of bodily processes. It promotes healthy eating habits through playful discovery.
Focused on the Great Lakes, this water play area features flowing channels and boats. Children experiment with currents, bridges, and locks. Waterproof gear ensures mess-free fun.
Young explorers learn about water cycles and ecosystems. They build dams and observe cause-and-effect. It's a splashy introduction to environmental science.
Kids shop for pretend produce, weighing and sorting items. A food truck adds to the role-play excitement. They practice math skills like counting and measuring.
This gallery highlights nutrition and local farming. Children role-play as vendors or customers. It fosters an appreciation for healthy foods.
Little ones don firefighter gear and slide down a pole. They use hoses on a pumper truck to "extinguish" fires. Emergency response scenarios teach safety basics.
The exhibit builds bravery and quick thinking. Kids learn about community helpers. It's ideal for aspiring heroes.
Families build structures with Legos, boxes, and Tinker Toys. They design and test creations together. This promotes engineering and creativity.
Critical thinking flourishes here. Children fix and improve their builds. It boosts confidence in STEM fields.
Children cook and serve meals in a retro diner setup. They take orders and manage a kitchen. Role-play enhances social skills.
This area teaches about food service and teamwork. Kids experiment with pretend recipes. It's a tasty way to learn responsibility.
Young vets groom pets and examine x-rays under microscopes. They use tools to care for stuffed animals. Real vet equipment sparks interest in animal science.
The exhibit encourages empathy for creatures. Children diagnose and treat "patients." It inspires future careers in veterinary medicine.
Kids assemble car parts and use tools like mechanics. They role-play repairs and diagnostics. Cooperation is key in this hands-on zone.
This gallery introduces basic mechanics. Children learn about vehicles and problem-solving. It's revved up for imaginative play.
A treehouse and garden invite outdoor-style fun indoors. Children host tea parties and hunt for bugs. Sustainable elements like a chicken coop teach eco-friendliness.
Exploration here builds nature connections. Kids plant pretend veggies. It encourages physical activity and curiosity.
Daily art projects and experiments rotate monthly. Children create without pressure on perfection. Science and creativity blend seamlessly.
This space celebrates the process of making. Kids try new techniques. It nurtures artistic expression.
Toddlers enjoy soft toys and books in a safe enclosure. Sensory elements keep babies engaged. It's perfect for the youngest visitors.
Parents relax while little ones explore. Early learning foundations start here. The area supports developmental milestones.
Sandboxes and sensory paths offer tactile play. Climbing structures and gardens add adventure. Herbs and veggies grow for hands-on harvesting.
Nature-based activities promote wellness. Children draw on panels and make music. It's an extension of indoor fun.
Preparation makes for a smoother outing. Check weather if using outdoor areas. Arrive early to avoid crowds.
The museum opens Tuesday through Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM. Sundays run from noon to 4 PM. It's closed on Mondays and follows school closures for bad weather.
Plan around these times for maximum play. Weekdays are quieter for focused exploration. Weekends buzz with energy.
General admission costs $8 per person. Seniors over 62 pay $7. Children under 15 months enter free, with discounts for certain programs.
Memberships offer unlimited visits. Group rates apply for schools. Tickets are affordable for family budgets.
Bring socks for play areas requiring them. Pack snacks or use on-site options. Strollers fit easily through exhibits.
Supervise closely in busy zones. Take breaks in quiet spots. Capture memories with photos.
The expansion brings exciting new features like STEAMworks LAB. This interactive space offers hands-on STEM challenges. It prepares kids for future innovations.
Trades in Training introduces vocational skills. Children try trades like plumbing or carpentry. It broadens career horizons.
