STEM & discovery

Betty Brinn Children's Museum - Hands-on STEAM Discovery & Holiday Family Play

Visit on your schedule9:30 AM

Betty Brinn Children's Museum929 E Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202 · 0.3 mi approx. from MilwaukeeDirections

Designed for ages 0–10 (Infant crawler zones and school-age maker lab)

From $13$13 (Adults & children ages 1+) / Free for infants under 1 and museum members

About this adventure

Overlooking Lake Michigan inside Milwaukee's Museum Center, Betty Brinn Children's Museum is specially designed for hands-on learning and imaginative play for children ages 10 and under. Over Thanksgiving weekend, families can explore miniature community exhibits including a pretend grocery store, veterinary clinic, bank, and construction zone. The Maker Space lets young builders experiment with safe woodworking tools, circuitry, and holiday crafting supplies. In the Science CITY and pocket park areas, toddlers climb gentle sensory structures, experiment with water flow mechanics, and build cooperative ball tracks with giant foam blocks, creating hours of engaging holiday entertainment. Family Experience & Accessibility: • Stroller Accessibility: Broad, single-level museum gallery floor with ample stroller parking corrals and easy elevator access from parking. • Nursing & Rest Spots: Quiet nursing room equipped with plush glider chairs, dimmable lights, and electrical outlets, plus dedicated family restrooms with stepstools and changing stations. • Age Suitability: Custom-designed for infants through age 10, with dedicated safe crawler zones for babies under age two. • Sensory Tips: Bustling, interactive atmosphere with children playing; sensory bags with noise-canceling headphones are available at admissions.

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