Play allows kids to make new discoveries, explore new spaces, share experiences, and see themselves and their world in new and exciting ways. For 30 years, DuPage Children’s Museum has been inspiring children and their adults with experiences that encourage curiosity, discovery, and collaboration. Please consider supporting the Museum.
“We had such a wonderful time today at the museum. The staff did such an excellent job with cleaning, the capacity was low, and our boys were thrilled to be back. Thank you for all you do!"
Be a scientist, an engineer, an architect, a leader, an artist, and more in DCM’s newest exhibit The Questioneers: Read. Question. Think. PLAY!
Like the characters Iggy Peck, Rosie Revere, Ada Twist, Sofia Valdez, and Aaron Slater, every budding architect, engineer, scientist, mathematician, leader, and artist will find inspiration to solve everyday mysteries and to think more critically about their world.
"Our grandsons could have spent half a day in the workshop and with the electronic boards. We loved watching them explore hands on… so important. The staff in the workshop was awesome. Very patient and did not talk down to our 6 and 8 year old."
Schools and groups can explore a variety of Arts & STEM Labs to spark curiosity and promote critical thinking through hands-on discovery. Girl Scouts and Cub Scouts can explore a variety of activities that will allow them to play, learn, and earn badges.
