The 65,000 square feet of space at the new location on Broadway will be filled with new exhibits
Credit The San Antonio Children's Museum
The San Antonio Children's Museum is adding three new exhibits ahead of its planned move in 2015. They include a creative media studio, an imagination playground, and an updated bubble play yard.
Credit The San Antonio Children's Museum
The San Antonio Children's Museum is adding three new exhibits ahead of its planned move in 2015. They include a creative media studio, an imagination playground, and an updated bubble play yard.
Credit The San Antonio Children's Museum
The San Antonio Children's Museum is adding three new exhibits ahead of its planned move in 2015. They include a creative media studio, an imagination playground, and an updated bubble play yard.
Groundbreaking on the new San Antonio Children’s Museum on Broadway gets underway in June, but leaders at the current facility downtown haven’t stopped adding new exhibits.
Three of them are now available: an imagination playground for building towns or vehicles, an improved bubble ranch, and a creative arts studio for children who want to paint the walls.
The San Antonio Children’s Museum will be moving from its downtown location to Broadway and Mulberry, once construction on the massive-scale project is complete.
The project comes at a time when city leaders have focused their attention on revitalizing the urban core, but executive director Vanessa Lacoss Hurd doesn’t see it as leaving downtown.
“We see it about providing a more holistic campus and experience for what we want to accomplish with our mission,” she said.