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Childrens Museum of the Arts
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Childrens Museum of the Arts Information
Childrens Museum of the Arts Info
Ticket Info:
All Ages - $11
Hours:
Mon. & Wed. 12pm-5pm, Thurs. & Fri. 12pm-6pm, Sat. & Sun. 10am-5pm. Closed Tuesdays.
When to Go:
Early Afternoon
Age Restriction:
Recommended for Kids Under 10
Nearest Transit:
Spring St-Lafayette St (6); Canal Street (J, M, Z, N, Q, R, W, 6)
Important Information
- The Children's Museum of the Arts has new hours!
- CMA now closes at 5pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
- Closed on Tuesdays to the public, but classes and programs take place before, during and after public hours.
Childrens Museum of the Arts Quick Facts
- Childrens Museum of the Arts is aimed at kids under 10 and their parents.
- Features hands-on workstations, as well as temporary exhibits and a permanent art collection.
- The Childrens Art Museum NY was established in 1988.
Address:
103 Charlton St
New York, US
Website: http://cmany.org/intro.php?pn=home
Phone Number: 212.274.0986
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Interactive Art Museum in NYC for Kids
Located in
Manhattan
SoHo
Prices Starting at
$11.00 for adults &
$11.00 for children
Summary
Features: The Children's Museum of the Arts is one of the only New York museums specifically geared toward young children (10 and under), the Childrens Museum of the Arts in SoHo is an interactive museum and workspace for kids. Promoting youth art and activities, the Childrens Museum NYC features stations where kids can create their own art, as well as small exhibits showcasing the artwork of children from around the world.
Why We Go: This NYC museum is for the kids. Little ones visiting the Children's Museum of the Arts New York will love fingerpainting and water-coloring, and the helpful on-site guides are great at working with children and teaching them the importance of art.
- A Museum for Kids: Kids under 10 will enjoy the creative art stations at the Children's Art Museum NY, which include computer stations, a light table for drawing, and soft blocks.
- Teaching the Value of Art: Quite often, the most creative people in the world are kids. The Childrens Museum of the Arts in SoHo helps inspire your children's creativity, while promoting the importance and value of art in society.
Inside Knowledge: NYC tourists not traveling with younger children may want to pass on the NY Childrens Museum, as this NYC museum in SoHo is directed towards kids under 10. However, if you are in NYC with your children, than this NYC museum is both family-friendly and affordable, and you may even return home with something to put on the refrigerator door.
Do's and Don'ts:
- Do Tour the Childrens Museum of Arts Collection: Take a break from the interactive exhibits at the Childrens Art Museum NY by touring the extensive kids art collection at this popular NYC museum.
- Do Let Your Kids Jump in the Ball Pond: A cushioned area featuring tons of large gymnastics balls, the Ball Pond is a safe place for kids to blow off some steam at the Childrens Museum of the Arts NYC.
- Don't Wear Your Nice Clothes: With all the fingerpainting, "flubber," and other messy materials you'll be playing with at the Childrens Museum NYC, you'll want to leave your best clothes back at the hotel.
- Don't Miss the Book Nook: The Childrens Museum NYC Book Nook is a quiet place for you and your children to relax with a classic kid's book for story time.
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Robert Harrison
Mar 30, 2011
at 7:23 am
Joined: March 2011
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Would recommend to a friend
Date of stay: 02/11
Fun and Inspirational Experience for Kids - Children's Museum of the Arts
Some people think that New York City is not really a fun place to visit for kids. However, there are actually many places to go that cater to children. If you're in NYC with young kids, you should check out the Children's Museum of the Arts. For kids about 10 years of age and younger, this museum can be really fun and entertaining.
Since it is not a museum in the stereotypical sense, your kids will be able to do some hands on projects that will be both fun and educational. This museum is not meant to showcase a bunch of other people's works of art. Rather, it is intended to help urge kids to find their creative sides and become inspired to create art. The Children's Museum of the Arts is a nice way to spend an afternoon with your children; however, if you don't have any kids, you will probably not get much out of this museum.
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