Events
02.14.2026
Saehae bok mani badeuseyo! Happy New Year!
Lunar New Year is a celebration observed by numerous cultures to mark the beginning of a calendar year whose months are based on moon cycles. In today’s program, we will be joined by a Discovery Museum staff member as she shares her personal experience and her family’s traditions for the holiday. Play some traditional Korean...
Cost: Free with admission
02.24.2026
Asobouyo! Play and Learn about Japan! at Discovery Museum
How do I write my name in Japanese? Do Japanese children play with the same toys as me? Join visiting student teachers from Showa University in Tokyo to explore classic Japanese children’s toys and games. We'll learn some simple Japanese words as we play together!
Cost: Free with admission
02.24.2026
Asobouyo! Play and Learn about Japan! at Discovery Museum
How do I write my name in Japanese? Do Japanese children play with the same toys as me? Join visiting student teachers from Showa University in Tokyo to explore classic Japanese children’s toys and games. We'll learn some simple Japanese words as we play together!
Cost: Free with admission
02.28.2026
Songs & Secrets of Open Door Theater’s HONK! at Discovery Museum
Look behind the curtain of Open Door Theater's newest show, HONK!, a musical telling of “The Ugly Duckling” story. HONK! is a heartwarming celebration of being different that is sure to delight audiences of all ages. Ugly looks quite a bit different from his siblings, and others are quick to notice and point this out....
Cost: Free with admission
03.18.2026
SMART Gals (Science, Math, Art): Exploring DNA
Join us as we learn about women who have made important contributions throughout history to the fields of science, math, and art. Chemist Rosalind Franklin made great discoveries and contributions to what we know about DNA. We’ll honor Franklin’s work and learn about other women who use what she discovered in their own research by...
Cost: Free with admission
Children
03.18.2026
SMART Gals (Science, Math, Art): Exploring DNA at Discovery Museum
Join us as we learn about women who have made important contributions throughout history to the fields of science, math, and art. Chemist Rosalind Franklin made great discoveries and contributions to what we know about DNA. We’ll honor Franklin’s work and learn about other women who use what she discovered in their own research by...
Cost: Free with admission