Press Releases

Happy New Year! 2015 is a very special year for The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis as it celebrates its 90th anniversary.

“Ho, Ho, Ho and happy free admission,” exclaimed Santa Claus as he talked about his last opportunity to visit wide-eyed boys and girls at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis in 2014.

Moments after Santa’s Secret Service (special forces elves) searched for the Grinch, they gave an all clear and Mr. Claus safely raced into The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis!

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Moments after Santa’s Secret Service (special forces elves) searched for the Grinch, they gave an all clear and Mr. Claus safely raced into The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis!

A brave little girl who became one of the first black children to attend an all-white public elementary school in the American South is being immortalized in bronze. Civil Rights Icon Ruby Bridges will be surrounded by three significant people who stood by her side more than five decades ago as part of a rare reunion as a new sculpture is dedicated in her honor.

Winners of the Power of Children Award continue to have an amazing impact on their communities and the world.

The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is one of the top 20 most visited among all museums in North America for the second year in a row.

Holding tiger masks and seated on colorful reading rugs, prekindergarten students from Early Learning Indiana and The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis learned several words and listened to their teachers read as they helped set a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® title for the largest vocabulary lesson.

Quoting VisitIndinaFall.com “Creepy Carnival Haunted House at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis takes the prize as Indiana’s Best Haunted Attraction."