Explore Our Exhibits
Our exhibits are designed to spark children’s curiosity, imagination, and interests by engaging them in playful explorations of interactive learning experiences and shared moments of discovery. Visit Stepping Stones Museum for Children to discover your favorite!
Special Exhibits
Our ever-changing space offers exhibits from other children’s museums around the United States and some we created here.
Rent our Exhibits
Enhance the experience at your location with one of our award-winning traveling exhibits. These interactive and content-rich exhibits will generate curiosity in children, big and small.
Area Attractions
We’ll help you discover even more to explore.
Exhibits and Galleries
Build It!
Build It! allows children to explore architectural design and construction – from the ground up!
Celebration Courtyard
Get out and play! With its giant open-air tent and brand new eco-friendly play surface, families discover big fun throughout the year in the Celebration Courtyard.
ColorCoaster
Proven to stop everyone from 1 to 101 in their tracks, the absolutely mesmerizing ColorCoaster is a 27-foot kinetic sculpture designed by artist George Rhoads.
Community Garden
Explore and enjoy the natural world through six main areas: Grassland, Rain, Butterfly, Herb, Edible, and Woodland Garden.
Energy Lab
The Energy Lab is a wet, wild, and wonderful way for children to learn about the science of encard-bodyergy. As they explore the exhibit, they’ll find a working lab that inspires a natural curiosity to imagine and invent.
Express Yourself
This is a hands-on exhibit designed to help children acquire the social-emotional learning skills needed to be successful in an increasingly complex world.
Light Gallery
Experience an abundance of natural light, colorful LED displays, and exhibits created by, for, or about children, their families, and the community.
Multimedia Gallery
Step inside and prepare for a visually stunning multimedia experience.
Tot Town
Inspired by the latest research in early childhood development and play, this imaginative space sparks curiosity and fosters early learning.