The Works Museum
About The Works Museum
How does stuff work? A common question we have growing up - and The Works Museum is where you find the answers!
Perfect for kids aged 5 - 12, they can set their own pace and work with their family enjoying imaginative self-guided activites where they can design, build, create, imagine, explore and learn - the best way to do it!
The museum uses hands-on exhibits to teach kids about the basic elements of science and technology because as they say, "learning by doing is inviting, exciting and it works". And it's true!
Kids will have a great time experimenting, and they will build their confidence as they do so because they will be problem solving as they create.
There is a fun sensor zone where they can interact with sensors in whimsical, fun and kinetic way! They can shift shapes on the wall, enjoy a full-body sensor and they can even work with a friend to control a room full of music and lights!
The Design Lab features fun projects as well as design and engineering challenges that kids can tr and solve! Rockets, contraptions, wind turbines....all ready and waiting to be explored!
For those smaller kids who would love creative play like this, the museum hold Pre-K mornings for those curious minds aged 3 -5 and their parents. From 9am - 12pm on select morning, they can have a go at exploring their own challenges!
The museum also hold creative kids birthday parties should they want to celebrate their next birthday with gizmos and gadgets!
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Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $11
Children $11
Free Under 2 years
Last Update 2023
Discount Members enjoy unlimited visits
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The Works Museum FAQ’s
Do they have baby facilities?
There are changing tables in the family restrooms.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at The Works Museum?
Plan to eat meals/snacks before or after arriving, or use the picnic bench outside.
Any top tips when visiting?
Children under 12 must be accompanied by a chaperone (age 15+).
Teachers corner
They offer activities for those home school students, as well as field trips, and they even bring The Works to your school!
Do they have baby facilities?
There are changing tables in the family restrooms.
Is The Works Museum fully accessible?
Give them a call to ask about accessibility!
Any additonal information?
The Works' camps and classes are ideal for girls and boys who love to explore, discover, design and build. Campers have fun and learn how things work with hands-on projects in many areas of science and engineering.
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