When school is out, camp is in at the Children's Museum of Phoenix! Featuring hands-on learning, games and activities designed to cultivate the minds and muscles of children ages 5-8. Each unique camp week also includes plenty of free play within all three floors of the Museum's imaginative exhibits.
Camp Schedule:
Early Care: 8:00am-9:00am
Camp Program: 9:00am-4:00pm
After Care: 4:00pm-5:30pm
Questions? Contact our Camp Team at 602-253-0501 option 2 or email camps@childmusephx.org
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Come meet your favorite Hero Pup Rescue Team at the Museum!
Meet & Greet from 9:15am–12:50pm (reservations required)
All guests, including members, must reserve a Meet & Greet timeslot before visiting.
Space is limited. Select "Other times:" above to view available timeslots.
Meet & Greet is free with paid Museum admission of $19.00 per person. Members and children under the age of 1 are free.
All non-member guests must also purchase a Museum admission ticket either online or at the front desk upon arrival.
Come meet the legendary Toy Sheriff and Spaceman at the Museum!
Meet & Greet from 9:15am–12:50pm (reservations required)
All guests, including members, must reserve a Meet & Greet timeslot before visiting.
Space is limited. Select "Other times:" above to view available timeslots.
Meet & Greet is free with paid Museum admission of $19.00 per person. Members and children under the age of 1 are free.
All non-member guests must also purchase a Museum admission ticket either online or at the front desk upon arrival.
Little Rhythms is a month-long, cohort-style music workshop for toddlers (ages 2–3) and their caregivers. Families explore musical styles connected to the museum’s monthly themes and character skills while building connections and developing early literacy and STEAM skills through play.
Led by Teaching Artist Britney Lawler, the program provides take-home literacy tips focused on phonemic awareness, social studies, and cultural exploration.