TUCSON CHILDREN'S MUSEUM INC

Offers full-day summer camps for children ages 5-8, focusing on hands-on exploration and free play, with free museum admission for campers and one adult during the camp week.

The museum offers field trip programs for groups of 10 or more children at $9 per child, with one free adult admission for every five children. It also provides specialized educational programs such as "COLOR-GORIES," "SENSE-SATIONAL SENSES," and "ELECTRICITY INVESTIGATORS – POWER UP!" for Pre-K through grade 5 students, aligned with curriculum standards.

The museum hosts daily and weekly programs such as Wee Storytime at 9:30 AM, Generation Creation at 1 PM, and Family Brain Boost on weekends with bilingual science activities. Monthly programs include "Harvesting Health" on the first weekend and special events like Desert Discovery Day, providing structured, hands-on learning aligned with exhibit themes.

Hosts a variety of educational programs and special events, including daily Wee Storytime, monthly "Harvesting Health" program, Family Brain Boost, Generation Creation, Desert Discovery Day, Nostalgia Night for adults, and interactive jazz programs for students. The museum also offers specific programs for Pre-K–K students on colors and senses, and for grades 1–4 on electricity.

Hosts a variety of daily, weekly, and monthly programs and special events, including Wee Storytime, Harvesting Health, Family Brain Boost, Generation Creation, Desert Discovery Day, and Nostalgia Night for adults, complementing its exhibits and engaging visitors in diverse activities.

The museum hosts full-day summer camps for children ages 5–8 focused on hands-on exploration and free play, with free admission for campers and one adult during their session week. It also runs special events such as Nostalgia Night for adults 21+, Art after Dark, and Discovery Nights.

Offers full-day summer camps for children ages 5-8, focusing on hands-on exploration and free play, with free museum admission for campers and one adult during the camp week.

Offers field trip programs for groups of 10 or more children, summer camps for ages 5-8, and specific educational programs like "COLOR-GORIES," "SENSE-SATIONAL SENSES," and "ELECTRICITY INVESTIGATORS – POWER UP!" for various age groups, often including free museum admission for participants.

Offers field trip programs for groups of 10 or more children, as well as specific educational programs like "COLOR-GORIES" for Pre-K–K students, "SENSE-SATIONAL SENSES" for Pre-K–K, and "ELECTRICITY INVESTIGATORS – POWER UP!" for grades 1–4, and an interactive jazz program for grades 4–5.

The museum provides half-price admission for up to four people to families with EBT/SNAP or WIC cards through the ALL Kids Play program, free admission for military children, free admission via Pima County Public Library Act One Culture Pass (two visits), and free or pay-what-you-wish access during special events like Discovery Nights and Art after Dark.

Offers various programs to make museum admission more accessible, including discounted admission for families with EBT or WIC cards, free admission on specific evenings (Discovery Nights) and at the Oro Valley location, pay-what-you-wish admission for Art after Dark, free admission for military families, and free admission for Pima County Public Library cardholders with an Act One Culture Pass.

Offers various programs to make the museum accessible, including discounted admission for families with EBT/WIC cards, free admission for military families and library cardholders, and a scholarship program for memberships. It also provides accommodations like noise-cancelling headphones and wheelchairs.

Provides free museum admission for members and offers a scholarship program ("Gears & Stars Memberships") to assist families with membership costs. Additionally, it offers discounted Family Fun Memberships to employees of supporting companies and a special membership program for nonprofit organizations.

The museum offers Gears & Stars scholarships to help families afford memberships, discounted Family Fun Memberships for employees of partner companies, free admission for members, and a special nonprofit membership program allowing organizations to provide free museum access to their clients or employees.

The museum hosts birthday parties for up to 40 guests, offering all-day museum access, 90 minutes of private room use, options for popcorn/cotton candy/snow cone machines, and return visit passes for child guests. Private event spaces accommodate up to 300 guests and support external entertainment and catering.

Hosts birthday parties and private events, providing all-day museum access, private room use, and optional amenities like special machines, designed to be enjoyable for children and low-stress for parents, accommodating up to 40 guests for parties and 300 for other events.

Hosts birthday parties for children, offering all-day museum access, private room use, and optional amenities like special machines. The museum also provides space for other events, accommodating up to 300 guests.

Hosts birthday parties for children, offering all-day museum access, 90 minutes of private room use, and optional amenities like popcorn/cotton candy machines. The museum also provides space for other events, accommodating up to 300 guests and allowing external entertainment.

The museum operates 14 galleries of interactive exhibits including Bodyology, Imagine It!, Sense of Place, Investigation Station, Electri-City, Pet Vet, Whistle Stop, Gravity, Community Care, and Wee World, offering hands-on learning in science, health, engineering, Tucson landmarks, and imaginative role-play. These exhibits support play-based exploration of the human body, electricity, transportation, public safety, and the Sonoran Desert environment.

Operates a children's museum with 14 galleries of interactive exhibits, including Bodyology, Imagine It!, Sense of Place, Investigation Station, Electri-City, Pet Vet, Whistle Stop, Curiosity Courtyard, Gravity, Community Care, and Wee World, focusing on hands-on learning, STEM, culture, and the Sonoran Desert.

Operates indoor and outdoor exhibits with daily activities and programming focused on various themes including the Sonoran Desert, human body, STEM, community roles, and imaginative play. These exhibits include Bodyology, Imagine It!, Sense of Place, Investigation Station, Electri-City, Pet Vet, Rooted Heritage Garden, Curiosity Courtyard, Gravity, Whistle Stop, Community Care, and Wee World.

The museum maintains the Rooted Heritage Garden and Curiosity Courtyard, offering hands-on, interactive experiences focused on Sonoran Desert ecology, creativity, culture, and inclusion. The Courtyard includes musical instruments like drums and xylophones and space for reflection.

Makes a non-motorized wheelchair available for free on a first-come, first-served basis for visitors.

Offers field trip programs for groups of 10 or more children at a rate of $9 per child, including one free adult admission for every five children.

Offers free admission on Thursday evenings from 5–7 pm for Discovery Nights at the Tucson location, free admission on the first and third Tuesday of each month at the Oro Valley location, and pay-what-you-wish admission on the second Saturday of each month for Art after Dark.

Operates the MyTime program, a recurring initiative providing a quieter, sensory-controlled museum experience for children with special needs and their families, including half-price admission after 1:30 pm on weekdays. The museum also provides noise-cancelling headphones for visitors with sensory sensitivities.

Operates the MyTime program, providing a quieter, sensory-controlled museum experience for children with special needs and their families, including recurring sessions and half-price admission during specific weekday hours.

Offers free admission on Thursday evenings from 5–7 pm for Discovery Nights at the Tucson location, and pay-what-you-wish admission on the second Saturday of each month for Art after Dark, as well as free admission on the first and third Tuesday of each month at the Oro Valley location.

The museum offers the MyTime program weekdays from 3–5 PM, providing a quieter, sensory-controlled environment with half-price admission for families needing supportive experiences, particularly those with children with special needs. Noise-cancelling headphones and a non-motorized wheelchair are also available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Provides an interactive jazz program for students in grades 4–5, led by young professional musicians from the Tucson Jazz Festival.