Search for gnomes in the Children's Garden using your best "I Spy" skills. Checklist provided.

Exhibit features native nocturnal animals and their adaptations for survival at night.  Feel for your food, listen to your nocturnal neighbors, play in the bat cave, look for skunks and more.

The museum invites everyone to take advantage of free admission every weekday, all day long from Monday, Jan. 2 through Friday, Feb. 10, including late Thursday and Friday evenings until 8 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays during this period will require regular museum entrance fee.

Learn what important African Americans in history were like as children. Search the museum for clues and activities.

Kids watch two colors become one before their eyes. Pre-registration and pre-payment required.

Kids learn how humans hear and discover how well they can listen.

The exhibition features 15 of James's most iconic garments, including touchable reproductions of four of his most celebrated designs allowing viewers to explore their unique interior construction.

Exhibit traces the highlights of the past 100 years using uniforms, photos and artifacts from the Girl Scouts collection. Plus, share memories of this organization.

Exhibit tells the story of Girl Scouting and Boy Scouting in America.

Hands-on exhibition will allow kids 3-8 to climb, crawl, control, fly, land, explore and excavate as they role-play space scientists, astronauts, and space explorers. Three exhibit play areas feature activities such as backyard stargazing, a rocket and space station, and exploring Planet X. The Crater Crawl provides a play area for toddlers. Most of the exhibition is stroller and wheelchair accessible, and the interactive elements are designed to accommodate kids with varying levels of abilities.