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| Cost: Members free, Non-members $8, Seniors (62 and over) $7.50, Children (under 2) free | |
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Young at Art Children's Museum in Fort Lauderdale, FL 33325
(5 reviews)
About Young at Art Children's Museum
Providing interactive, hands-on exhibits and educational sessions for children of all ages, this is a fun place to visit.
Always on exhibit is the EarthWorks section that teaches about conservation and recycling. Take a passport for the Global Village and visit an architectural dig in Israel, learn origami in a Japanese house, play in an African Village (complete with about 20 drums of varying sizes), and create works of art in a Central/South American marketplace (stencils, etching, and cutting are some of the skills involved).
A variety of art-related classes are available weekdays for all ages. Details are available on the museum website.
The museum also offers birthday party packages that include invitations, hands-on art workshops, party favors, and - for an extra charge - pizza. Families supply the cake, decorations, and general party supplies.
Membership is worthwhile if you plan to go multiple times and participate in classes, and it's a must for hosting a birthday party at the museum. Family Membership is $65 per year, and includes two adults plus up to four dependent children in one household under 18 years of age. Grandparents Membership is available and includes two grandparents plus all dependent grandchildren under 18 years of age, plus two guest passes.
Always on exhibit is the EarthWorks section that teaches about conservation and recycling. Take a passport for the Global Village and visit an architectural dig in Israel, learn origami in a Japanese house, play in an African Village (complete with about 20 drums of varying sizes), and create works of art in a Central/South American marketplace (stencils, etching, and cutting are some of the skills involved).
A variety of art-related classes are available weekdays for all ages. Details are available on the museum website.
The museum also offers birthday party packages that include invitations, hands-on art workshops, party favors, and - for an extra charge - pizza. Families supply the cake, decorations, and general party supplies.
Membership is worthwhile if you plan to go multiple times and participate in classes, and it's a must for hosting a birthday party at the museum. Family Membership is $65 per year, and includes two adults plus up to four dependent children in one household under 18 years of age. Grandparents Membership is available and includes two grandparents plus all dependent grandchildren under 18 years of age, plus two guest passes.
Getting There
From the west, take I-75 to I-595 and head east. Exit Flamingo Rd. and head east on SR 84. Enter The Plaza on your left. From the east, take I-95 north to the Turnpike and continue north. Exit Hiatus Rd. and turn left off exit ramp. Turn right into The Plaza. Young at Art is in the west end of the mall near the Post Office.
Young at Art Children's Museum
- Earthworks Ongoing Daily
- Kenny's Closet Ongoing Daily
- Global Village Ongoing Daily
- POP Art: The Andy Warhol Studio Exhibition Ongoing Daily 10/27/09 - 1/10/10
Parent Reviews
(5 reviews)
Average Parent Rating:
Rated by 4 parents
- Great place!!! My girls and me love it!!!! So much fun, and affordable.
[Submitted by analia9/08/08 - I took my kids (ages 20mos and 4yrs old) for the 1st time and we spent 5 hours here. Great and affordable place to spend the day.
[Submitted by Anonymous6/22/07 - If you are coming from the south- take the Turnpike to 595 West then get off at HIatus. We drove for an extra HOUR! Not great with toddlers in the car.
[Submitted by Anonymous4/07/07
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