IT's OUR Night -
30th Anniversary Celebration
PRESENTED BY TRIPLE CROWN ADVISORS
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Programs
Saturday, January 11- Super Saturday 11:00-12:00 - Spintastic - Try an unusual art practice to make a unique painting with a spinning machine!
Saturday, January 11 - Imagination Station 12:30-2:00 - Colorful Science - Create a cool chemical reaction that makes a special solution change colors!
Tuesday, January 14- Baby Explorers 10:30-11:00 (Ages 9 months - 2 years) - Let's Get Musical! - When the music stops, so should you! Come play a fun game of musical chairs!
Saturday, January 18- Super Saturday 11:00-12:00 - Strawberry Scientists - Put on your scientist goggles and help us extract DNA from strawberries!
Saturday, January 18 - Imagination Station 12:30-2:00 - Comic Creations - Channel your inner artist and crate your own comic strip!
Tuesday, January 21 - Baby Explorers 10:30-11:00 (Ages 9 months - 2 years) - What's In A Name? - Learn about letters; and make a fun art piece with an art technique so easy, a baby can do it!
Saturday, January 25- Super Saturday 11:00-12:00 - Bring On the Fluff - Like the snow but don't like the cold? come make some snow fluff for indoor play!
Saturday, January 25 - Imagination Station 12:30-2:00 - Hydraulic Power -- Engineer your own hydraulic system to do simple tasks!
Tuesday, January 28 - Baby Explorers 10:30-11:00 (Ages 9 months - 2 years) - It's Snowing Cats and Dogs - Cotton ball snowflakes are falling at the Explorium ! Where will they land?
Welcome to the Explorium of Lexington
Children’s Museums are the fastest growing type of museum in the country and are unique among museums for the large number of interactive exhibits and educational programming presented to visitors. Visitors engage in hands-on experiences that inspire a curiosity for learning.
In 1987, a group of inspired citizens presented the idea of a children’s museum to Lexington Mayor Scotty Baesler and future Mayor Pam Miller. With the assistance of Lord Cultural Resources, a consulting firm in Toronto, the city began serious planning for the Lexington Children’s Museum. The site selection committee considered several sites and chose the current location in Victorian Square. Since first opening its doors in 1990 the Museum has hosted over three million visitors.
Our Partners
Explorium of Lexington is a not-for-profit organization, 501(c)3 and is funded in part by:
