Brooklyn Children's Museum

(718) 735-4400

145 Brooklyn Ave, Brooklyn, NY | Directions   11213

40.674454 -73.943996 View Website
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    September-June Wed-Fri: 12:00pm-5:00pm Sat-Sun: 10:00am-5:00pm July-August Wed-Fri: 12:00pm-5:00pm
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What Our Expert Scouts Say

April 14, 2013

BCM is the oldest children's museum in the world, but you wouldn't know it from all of its interactive and modern kid-focused exhibits. There's something going on every day, often activities themed to current events (Black History Month, Valentine's Day, etc.).

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May 26, 2005

User review by sherinad. Great place for the entire family or school/daycare care trip. Adults take a nap before coming to the museum. Feel free to bring a packed lunch

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July 09, 2004

A remarkable example of a premier institution that practices what it preaches.. The Scene
Founded in 1889, BCM is the oldest children's museum in the world. But its historical noteworthiness is merely the tip of the iceberg. The museum boasts a computer-equipped library, three theaters, weekend workshops, internships, mentoring and scientists- and artists-in-residence programs.

The Collection
Fueled by a belief that kids learn differently than adults, BCM's founders and current curators have consistently designed multicultural, vibrant, hands-on exhibits that allow participants to ask questions and explore feelings as part of the experience--now sometimes through interactive videos. More traditional exhibitions involve animals, nature, artifacts and musical instruments; the most popular ones are the mock pizza parlor, the moviemaking studio and an early-learning center for toddlers.

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