The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis

About

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to ignite joy, wonder, and curiosity by creating powerful learning experiences for children and adults. It describes itself as the world's biggest children's museum, with interactive exhibits across multiple levels and 7.5 acres of seasonal outdoor sports experiences. Its galleries and grounds include dinosaur and mastodon specimens, a space station, a historic carousel, the largest water clock in North America, and some of Dale Chihuly's tallest permanent installations. Admission also covers dozens of daily staff-led activities, such as makers' workshops. The museum adds live theater shows, temporary exhibits, seasonal events, an infoZone library, educator resources and traveling exhibits.