Daniel Tiger Meet & Greet
Children’s Museum of Phoenix, 215 N. 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ, 85034, United States
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Meet Daniel Tiger at the Children's Museum of Phoenix. You can take turns asking him questions or showing off your own singing voices. Afterwards, check out the beautiful baskets on display nearby.
Meet Daniel Tiger and explore the exhibit at the Museum of Phoenix.
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Pair it with.
Stars for the Sky
You can enjoy an interactive art installation together at the Children's Museum of Phoenix. Visit the free late opening at the gallery round the corner afterwards.
Create your own stars and constellations using scrunch art in the Art Studio, inspired by Indigenous legends and stories.
Book or get tickets for Stars for the Sky (opens a new tab)Beautiful Baskets: Honoring an Indigenous Tradition
You can spend the evening exploring the art and culture at the Children's Museum of Phoenix, starting with this exhibit on beautiful baskets made by indigenous artists. It's a great way to learn something new together on a rainy night.
Honoring Native American Heritage Month with paper basket designs by local artist August Wood.
Book or get tickets for Beautiful Baskets: Honoring an Indigenous Tradition (opens a new tab)It's Literacy Month Supported by The Steele Foundation
You can explore the art and culture of literacy at the Children's Museum of Phoenix together, then walk over to the gallery for a free late opening and enjoy some live music that starts after you're done.
Literacy Month with engaging activities and programs supporting early literacy development at the Museum of Phoenix.
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