Activity Overview
The Children's Museum of Houston is home to fourteen different exhibits that are specifically designed for kids. Not only is this an ideal destination for interactive play, but there are a plethora of educational activities that are sure to stimulate your little one's active mind.
Since 1980, The Children's Museum of Houston has been dedicated to providing a safe and invigorating environment that fosters a lifelong love of learning and discovery. In fact, Parent's Magazine deemed this establishment the best children's museum in the whole country!
Things to Do
The interactive exhibits at this venue include:
- Building Zone - kid construction zone that focuses on engineering innovation
- Cyberchase - a bold, colorful, and vivid culmination of mathematical activities
- Dragons & Fairies - explore the culture of Vietnam through folklore inspired exhibits
- EcoStation - a green display that educates about the many capabilities of Mother Nature and sustainability
- Flow Works - wander through the wonders of water
- Kids' Hall - interactive, creative play booths
- Invention Convention - hands on experimentation with intricate pieces and parts
- Kidtropolis, USA - role play with character costumes and various settings
- How Does it Work? - take a peek at the internal workings of complex stuff
- Got Gas? - learn all about this elemental phase
- PowerPlay - get moving and run off some steam
- Matter Factory - explore the exciting world of atomic composition
- TotSpot - perfect play space for babies and toddlers
- Think Tank - stimulate your brain with these challenging problem solving puzzles
The Children's Museum of Houston Insider Tips
- Outside food is not allowed in the museum, but there are plenty of food options at their onsite cafe.
- Free family admission is offered each Thursday from 5-8 pm.
- Several exhibits and activities prohibit flip flops and open back shoes. Encourage your kids to wear tennis shoes to ensure they are allowed to participate in all the fun.
