Online ticket sales now available
The Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum is pleased to announce that it will be moving to its two-hour booking...
The Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum is pleased to announce that it will be moving to its two-hour booking...
*Postponed until Thursday, April 15th Second Thursday Creativity Series “We’re Getting the band back together!” “We’re getting the...
JOIN in LOOKING UP and paint a ceiling tile for the Children’s Museum. All funds raised will benefit the Upper...
The ENTIRE community is INVITED to participate in the Children’s Museum’s NEW BEGINNINGS campaign. Make a star, write...
A nonprofit journalism and leadership organization, 8-18 Media’s mission is to empower young people by giving them a significant voice in the world. 8-18 Media gives children the authority to speak their minds and adults the means to hear those voices.
Wow Animation is our creative program for children from 5 to 18 years old who are interested in the art of filmmaking and animation. After school and during school breaks, our students learn how to make a storyboard, write a script, design a puppet from clay, paper or fiber, create an animated movie, record a sound, and much more.It is a program that teaches technology, arts and crafts, storytelling, critical thinking, problem solving and collaboration in a friendly and fun environment.
Together Time for the preschool and elementary aged child and an adult friend – 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. every second Thursday, a fun filled evening of themed hands-on activity stations.
Kid Bizness is a program created to allow its young members to create, promote, and sell products in the museum gift store. The program is open to all youth who have a good business idea. It’s a great opportunity to explore your talents and learn about how a business works.
School of Rock is a wonderfully empowering program consisting of young student musicians aged 10 – 16, accompanied by their instructor Bobby Hayes, who perform at the museum the second and fourth Friday of each month.
In this drop-in program offered most third Wednesdays of the month in the late afternoon join Veterinarian Dr. Shevy and her son Josh as they bring in a host of reptiles to compliment the museum’s permanent collection.
Every Thursday is PIZZA night at the museum. Call us by 5:30, tell us your order and by 6:00 we’ll have Dominos pizza and fun for the whole family. Cost is $6.00 per medium sized one topping pizza. A great way to kick back, relax, have a fun family dinner and evening.
Mr. Jim’s Toddler Club House consists of a variety of drop in programs designed for babies and toddlers with their caring adults for sharing and learning together. All programs are meant to enlighten toddlers through developmentally appropriate fun, creativity and with a little social life mixed in at a variety of scheduled times during the week.
The Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum is a regional, interactive hands-on museum featuring exceptional and unique displays and related innovative programs providing a unique place for children and families to learn through participation. Each exhibit is the product of participatory design workshops which saw children and families designing all of the Museum’s exhibits. This is a very unique approach to museum development which has produced a delightful children’s museum, for and by children.
The Museum was designed to address the developmental stage of youth aged 1 – 13 yet it still delights visitors of all ages. Through creative youth empowerment, the Museum is able to offer cultural and educational exhibits that reflect the diverse interests, history, culture and heritage. Special Museum programs are offered every week day for small children and older children after school. The Museum is also the site of frequent special programs and performances.
The Museum is proud to repurpose. Most of the Museum’s furniture, carpets, building supplies, toys are repurposed. We strongly support being as green as possible and are proud to give items a second life. The Museum has also converted to all LED energy efficient lights.
A few things to do at the Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum!
A look at what we are all about! Video produced for the Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum by The Boreal Collective.
123 W Baraga Ave,
Marquette, MI 49855
Starting on April 1, 2021 we will open with ticketed online sales. We are selling 25 tickets per play block. We will allow walk-ins if we are under capacity. Purchase tickets here: http://www.upchildrensmuseum.org/product/childrens-museum-ticket/
Ticketed play times available:
Monday-Saturday
10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Please call the museum at 906-226-3911
to see if we are at capacity if you would like to walk-in. At this time we are only allowing credit card sales. We will NOT have change available.
Sundays we are closed but they are available for private bookings. We schedule private bookings any day of the week, depending on availability. Please contact museummrjim@gmail.com
to book a private party or for more information.
**Closed**
Thanksgiving, Christmas,
New Year’s Day, Easter, Memorial Day,
4th of July & Labor Day
We are occasionally closed for special events so please check our calendar
(906) 226-3911