17 Jul Bronx Children’s Museum
Visiting the Bronx Children’s Museum
The Bronx Children’s Museum is focused on nurturing children through both play and learning. Their mission is to help children find their voice, fulfill their potential, and connect to their communities, both locally in the Bronx and beyond. With a new home in Mill Pond Park along the Harlem River, the museum is proud to be the first-ever children’s museum in the Bronx.
Visiting the museum requires advanced ticket reservations for all visitors, including pass holders and cultural groups. School groups, daycares, and camps can request guided or unguided visits, but they must provide necessary documentation such as field trip insurance, permission slips, and a signed agreement. These measures ensure the safety and well-being of all visitors.
Operating hours for the museum are Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm and from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm. make reservations in advance to check availability and to be considerate of other museum-goers.
The museum has garnered attention and praise from various media outlets. The New York Times has highlighted the museum’s unique connection to its location, recognizing its importance and relevance within the community.
It is a vital institution that provides children with opportunities for growth, exploration, and connection.
Location:
725 Exterior Street
Bronx, NY 10451
Image Credit: Bronx Children’s Museum
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