Press Releases

Monopoly revealed its new game tokens today and Bucky the T. rex couldn’t be happier. The dino with the massive skull, long tail, and short arms was roaring up a storm at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis when he received the news.

Holy collection of Batman artifacts! Get on the Batphone and spread the news! More than 3,250 pieces ranging from collector rings to action figures to screen-used props are about to move from their secret Indianapolis Bat Cave to their new home at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis.

Experience Mowgli and his friends like never before in a wild live action production of The Jungle Book at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis.

The learning continues and the fun goes through the roof, or should we say the “Big Top” when children and families visit The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis during Spring Break 2017.

The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is proud to be nominated for the USA TODAY / 10Best Readers' Choice award. The nominees for Best Museum for Families were just announced, and the world’s biggest children’s museum is a finalist competing for a spot in the winners list.

A lot more awakens than the Force as a sleek hot rod from another galaxy blazed into the world’s largest children’s museum. Star Wars fans of all ages are sure to appreciate the fearsome ride that eerily resembles one of the most revered movie villains of all time – Darth Vader.

Have you ever thought about running away to join the circus? Now you have a unique opportunity and you don’t even have to pack your suitcase! Circus — Starring YOU! is a colorful, highly interactive exhibit filled with the sights, sounds and even some of the enticing food smells of some of the greatest shows on Earth.

We’re pulling out all the stops for round two—Museum by Moonlight at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is BACK!

Announcing a new pricing structure that offers more affordable options and a wider range of lower-priced days.

The world’s largest children’s museum will be STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) in 2017. The museum recently invested more than $8 million in science-focused exhibits and programs including Beyond Spaceship Earth, (which includes the one-of-a-kind Schaefer Planetarium and Space Object Theater), and the reimagined Dow AgroSciences ScienceWorks. The first exhibit launches visitors into space aboard a recreated International Space Station, allowing them to see what it’s really like to work and live in space.