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Accessibility
Mobility and sensory devices available, accessibility programs offered, virtual tour available
Visitor tip
Take advantage of accessibility accommodations: the museum provides headphones for sensory needs and has recently added an adult changing table, making it particularly welcoming for families with special needs children.
Visitor tip
Rotating exhibits mean you won't see everything in one visit, but this keeps the experience fresh for repeat visitors. Plan multiple visits throughout the year rather than trying to see it all at once.
About idea Museum
Fine arts museum encouraging self-expression for youngsters through hands-on activities.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Children's Museum
- Current Exhibits
- Rube Goldberg inventions, Artfully Absurd art exhibition
- Key Features
- Interactive hands-on activities, STEAM learning, creative programming
- Programs
- Summer camps, storytimes, daily programming
What visitors say
My kids and I always love this museum. The fact that they change the exhibits not too many times so that you can't experience it all but thank you keep it changing. And they do give a discount for those with EBT which is awesome since I…
I have been taking my kids here for years and they always love it. The recent renovations are great and being a Mama to a special needs child I was especially excited to see an adult changing table has been added. Well done Idea…
My two year old son absolutely loved it here. We were there 2 hours and he would’ve stayed longer he could’ve. The toddler room was the best for his age but he found something to do in every section. I really appreciate that WIC members…
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Did You Know?
- idea Museum features a dedicated Rube Goldberg™ exhibit showcasing hilarious invention chain-reaction contraptions, representing an officially licensed branded experience
- The museum relocated a giant pink chair that has historical significance to the community—a landmark piece that visitors remember sitting on as teenagers
- idea Museum offers accessibility accommodations specifically designed for special needs children, including sensory headphones and an adult changing table for accessibility needs
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