We believe that every child, regardless of their financial situation, should have the opportunity to experience the joy, wonder, and curiosity that comes with a visit to the museum. We are committed to programs designed to ensure community access and exploration through discounted tickets, free admission days, free memberships, and more.
Visit us on the first Thursday of every month for just $6 per person from 4–8 p.m.
Qualifying families can visit numerous museums and performing arts venues for just $5 per person, per visit.
With the Department of Child Services, we provide a free membership to qualifying Indiana foster families. The membership includes adults sharing the same household, their foster children, stepchildren, and biological children under 21.
Like a good neighbor, we offer a free membership for residents who live in the following neighborhoods surrounding the museum: Crown Hill, Highland Vicinity, Historic Meridian Park, Mapleton-Fall Creek, Meridian Highland, and Historic Watson Park.
Passionate and curious students ages 13–18 can develop lifelong skills and gain behind-the-scenes knowledge of the museum.
The Old National Bank Mid-North Promise Program empowers families to reach their goals through family learning plans and connections to community resources.
StarPoint is a unique, educational camp for youth rising into Grades 1–6 in The Children’s Museum neighborhoods.
Field trips offer steeply discounted admission to the world’s biggest children’s museum.