Interactive exhibits
Hands-on exhibits explore science, creativity, and learning.
Interactive exhibits at the Betty Brinn Children's Museum introduce children to science, creativity, and early learning. The Milwaukee museum also offers educational programs, including music, storytelling, and creative workshops. Its exhibits and programs promote school readiness, early literacy, beginning math and science concepts, problem-solving, and physical and social skills. Caregivers can find information about early childhood brain development, learning styles, and parenting skills. The nonprofit opened in 1995 after a grassroots effort to create a place for families in southeastern Wisconsin to learn and play together. Outreach programs serve children and families, including those with low incomes and disabilities. The museum is designed as a community gathering place for children and families of all cultures, abilities, and socioeconomic statuses.
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Hands-on exhibits explore science, creativity, and learning.
Programs include music, storytelling, and creative workshops.
A Milwaukee nonprofit museum for children and families.
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