Sunday, March 2 – 10:00-11:30am Free Enjoy a nice leisurely walk through the woods. Join us for easy hikes, slow paces and interpretive natural history.

Saturday, March 1 – 1:00-4:00pm $2 per person Climb into a bald eagle’s nest, crawl into a bat cave, and dig in a fossil pit! Explore this indoor discovery room and enjoy hands-on exhibits on natural history, sustainability and the local environment. No registration required.

Back by popular demand, the Bounce House is in the House during Spring Break. For an additional $2 for 10 minutes of bounces, or a $6 wrist band for unlimited bounces, children can work out their sillies in the Jump Room Fun House. Special discount prices apply to MMCM members.

Throughout the day, get involved in activities that teach cultures from around the world. Activities in dance, music, language, traditional dress and more will delight and educate!

Do you ever wonder how children live in other parts of the world? Visit the MMCM to explore different countries. Learn about languages, clothing, music and more, finding similarities and differences along the way.

Meet the Saginaw Valley State University International Students as they share their culture , native dress, language and more! Guests can watch and participate in activities from around the world.

Calling all Scouts ages 5-10! Plan to spend a Sunday afternoon at the Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum at a discounted price…only $6.00 per person. Scouts are encouraged to wear their uniform. Included in admission fee: Concoct a batch of ooey, gooey slime and experience hands-on gallery play. Please call on or before Friday, March 7, 2014 to reserve your spot. Spaces Fill Fast.

$15 per child ($8 for MMCM members)….no cost for accompanying adults Have a memorable party with your special doll. Join us for a delicious lunch, creative crafts and gallery play. Please call on or before Monday, March 3, 2014 to reserve your party place!

Let the Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum be your tour guide around the world! Experience various cultures through art, dance, music and more.

At St. Luke’s PAA learning the skills for the stage start at 3 years of age. Our Summer Camp is filled to the gills with acting and stage work basic skills that any young performer needs to know and because we do it with the help of our favorite books and songs – it is more fun than you can possibly imagine!