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Children's Museum of Phoenix

Every Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun.
"Moderation"

Every Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun.

The interactive exhibit was inspired by the anime film Princess Mononoke.
"Whoosh!"

Every Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun.

Interactive exhibit examining "the science of air and motion."

2009 | Best Place to Take a 2-Year-Old

Google the words "noodle forest" and you'll find hundreds of hits referring to the groovy play area on the third floor of the Children's Museum of Phoenix, which opened last year. The playground is a rainforest of more than 3,000 lime green and creamy orange polyethylene foam tubes. The noodles hang from the ceiling and sway gently as kids chase each other through the padded jungle. This tactile and colorful bonanza can crack a smile on even the most crabby toddler . . . or adult.... More »
2008 | Best Downtown Building to Poke Your Head Into

Bravo to the Children's Museum of Phoenix, which has made its new home in downtown's historic Monroe School. Rather than plow down this imposing old Classic Revival-style, three-story brick building -- which was designed by Los Angeles architect Norman Marsh and built in 1913 at Seventh Street and Van Buren -- smart-thinkers re-purposed it in a way that will serve kids, just as it originally did decades earlier.Although the interior of the museum has been modified to accommodate... More »

Playlist

By Zachary Fowle | Thu, April 26, 2012

It seems unfair that only kids get to have play dates. Why should they be the only ones who get to party with entertainers like Flash the Magician!, Dizzie the Balloon Artist, and James Reid, Juggler Extraordinaire? Yelp Phoenix’s Ultimate PleyDat... More »

2009 | Best Place to Take a 2-Year-Old