Next, there was an art area with hands on exhibits for all sorts of things, like drawing, painting and, S’s favourite, sculpting where kids played around with clay. She then dug for dinosaur bones and brushed them clean. After that, we discovered a range of exhibits, and S was very excited.įirst was the dinosaur and archeology exhibit, where S saw a big T-Rex skeleton. It was very hands on and lots of fun for the both of us.Īfter this was a simple arch building exercise with big foam blocks. There was a water display with how rivers were controlled with locks, damns and channels to help control boats, as well as water jets that turned wheels, made buckets tip over and many other cool things.
The cool exhibits started from the moment we stepped inside the Chattanooga Children’s Creative Discovery Museum.
CREATIVE DISCOVERY MUSEUM ZIP
I’m not sure she really understood that we didn’t have a zip code?! Weirdly, she looked annoyed when I said “12345”. Even after I told her we weren’t American she insisted, then waited until I made something up. The seller was quite annoying when she insisted we give a zip code. The region’s only museum that helps kids learn through play. We arrived at the museum and bought our $10 discounted tickets. Eden Animal Experience opens 30 minutes after the museum opens.
The museum is closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. I’m glad we did – It was our favourite children’s museum of the many we visited during our Deep South Road Trip USA. Closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, December 2425, 2023. It seemed like a sign that we shouldn’t miss the opportunity to visit the Chattanooga Children’s Creative Discovery Museum (say that ten times very fast!). We had visited the fabulous Tennessee Aquarium that morning which gave us discount tickets to this children’s museum.
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