The Children’s Museum of Green Bay serves the developmental needs and interests of children by providing educational exhibits and programs that stimulate curiosity and motivation through hands-on play and exploration.  Children learn through play; they explore and create, conquer fears, develop confidence and master the world around them.  While functioning as a town square and building social capital for children and families, The Children’s Museum of Green Bay has emerged as the community institution that provides a unique, interactive environment where children and adults can connect and where play inspires a passion for lifelong learning.

General Admission:  $8 per person.
Seniors (62+):  $7.
Children under 15 months:  FREE.

Our Children of Promise program allows qualifying families admittance into the museum for $3 per person in the household.  Participation is required for one or more of the programs listed below*:
– FoodShare
– WIC
– SSDI
– Big Brothers Big Sisters or PALS Program
– Head Start
– Foster Care

*You will be required to provide a photo ID as well as proof of current participation in one of the listed programs.  Proof of participation documents must have a name listed.

The Green Bay Children’s Museum Field Trips are available as follows:
 Tuesday though Friday from 10:00am. to 5:00pm. (Earlier arrivals may be arranged if necessary, but are dependent upon anticipated field trip attendance).
 Field trip reservations are not accepted for peak visitation dates, which include school breaks, holidays and weekends.

Continue reading to learn more about admission, lunch options, program overview and common field trip questions.