Wow. Look at the Louisiana Children’s Museum. It’s amazing isn’t it?
This incredible place opened its doors in City Park in 2019. Before that it spent over 30 years downtown. The museum wasn’t just built. It was meticulously designed. It’s a social cultural and learning resource for kids and families.
Inside and outside there are countless hands-on ways to learn. You can explore literacy health and wellness arts and culture environmental education and STEM. Want to walk through reeds? You can. Want to brush up on your reading skills? You can do that too. Learn the songs of New Orleans or make your own music. The possibilities are endless.
The Louisiana Children’s Museum is its own non-profit. It’s managed and operated independently of City Park Conservancy. It’s not just a museum. It’s a mission. The museum believes in making a child’s potential visible. They provide safe innovative and educational play experiences. They want to show children they matter and strengthen families. All while having a ton of fun.
They even have core programs like Word Play Living with Water Nola Readers 20 and Play Power. These programs foster child language literacy and play development. The Louisiana Children’s Museum truly believes what you experience as a child shapes the adult you become.
So explore the Louisiana Children’s Museum. Discover what it offers your family. Make memories that will last a lifetime. You won’t regret it.