Flint Children's Museum
About Flint Children's Museum
The Flint Children's Museum offers over 40+ hands-on exhibits in areas of science, math, art, music, biology, social & emotional development, and more!We believe hands-on learning is the best kind of learning and are brainstorming new exhibits and activities every day!
Exhibit areas include:
- Dental Exhibit & Rock Climbing Wall
- Kids can brush & floss teeth in a floor to ceiling mouth, learn about sketletal structure, or test their limits at the rock climbing wall
- Tot Spot
- Made especially for the young ones to keep them safe from older kids and provide sensory play with a ball pit, books, and lots of colorful toys
- How Things Work
- Lots and lots of whirlpools, includes magnet wall, massive lightbright, virtual reality sandbox, LEGO pyramid, and more
- Our Town: Grocery Store, Post Office, and Vet Clinic, House, Large firetruck, and pizzaria.
- Performing Arts Stage & Life sized Carriage, Draw Alive, shadow puppets, recycled rythms music room, interactive floor
An immersive exhibit called Discovery Zone changes every season with a whole room dedicated to a theme. Some past themes have been Under the Sea, On the Farm, Rock On Caves, and Australian Safari.
In the summer, an outdoor area, called Sproutside, opens with bottle rockets, tricycle racetrack, water table, and much more!
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Suggest editAdults $8/adult
Children $8/child
Free Under Under 1 year old
Last Update 2023
Discount $3/EBT & WIC for up to 4 people
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Flint Children's Museum FAQ’s
Doing our bit
Since some exhibits are paper heavy, we recycle all paper that is used in programming or use it as scraps. We strive to use as many recycled/reuse everyday products like paper towel rolls, bottles, bottles caps, and more in single use programming. Visitors and staff alike are encouraged to bring these everyday items in from home/work to be re-used and made into beautiful art by kids everyday!
Do they have baby facilities?
The FCM offers a breastfeeding private room and baby changing stations in family restroom.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Flint Children's Museum?
Our museum shop offers small snacks and eating area. Families can leave and grab a meal and come back at no additional charge. We are located 3-5 minutes from Downtown Flint, with a number of eating places like the Farmer's Market, Jimmy Johns, or many locally owned restaurants.
Any top tips when visiting?
If you don't like crowds, we offer "Field Trip Forecasts" on our social media pages to tell our families when large field trips or events take place for those with sensory difficulties. Or ask about our sensory bags when you visit.
Our social media (Search Flint Children's Museum) and website are the best way to get everything you need before you visit with an online calendar, links to maps, and admission information. Our front desk staff is also available by email or phone during operating hours at the phone or email listed in this profile.
Does Flint Children's Museum have a gift shop?
The FCM does have a museum shop packed with fun toys for ages 0-10 to take home and enjoy. Our immersive exhibit, Discovery Zone, can bring in some fun themes like dinosaurs, under water stuffed creatures, or other fun one-of-a-kind toys. Educational toys like learning place mats and counting/fraction items can also be found in the shop.
Teachers corner
The FCM has a dedicated and accredited Educator on it's management staff. The Educator is a former teacher and creative mind that spearheads all programming, field trip lesson plans, and is integral in teaching our front lines on how to interact with children in an educational but fun way.
The FCM’s exhibits & Field trip programming reinforce Next Generation Science Standards and Michigan Curriculum benchmarks for children ages 0-8.
Do they have baby facilities?
The FCM offers a breastfeeding private room and baby changing stations in family restroom.
Does Flint Children's Museum have healthy eating or Vegan options?
The FCM Museum shop offers a variety of healthy snacks with special attention to allergens and other sensitivities. Snacks like veggie straws, water, and low sugar options are available.
Is Flint Children's Museum fully accessible?
The FCM is all one one level with handicap parking, ramps, and railings. Wheelchairs and walkers are available as well as additional seating as needed. Several spots for handicap parking and easy front door pull-up is also available for those in large vehicles.
Any additonal information?
They have great fun experiences each week scheduled, so kids can learn about a specific theme or topic! Check out the schedule for more details
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