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Healing Play After the Eaton Fire

After the Eaton Fire, families turned to Kidspace for comfort, stability, and a place to play through trauma. As schools closed and thousands were displaced, the museum reopened quickly, offering free admission, essential supplies, and healing play experiences. It is in our mission to nurture the potential of all children. As we prepare for 2026 and beyond, Kidspace commits to being a space of recovery, reconnection, learning, and inspiration for all families, in the difficult times and in the joyful days ahead.

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Crazy Cool Caterpillars

Spring is here, which means caterpillars are starting to creep and crawl here at Kidspace!

Build a Chrysalis Carrier

Congrats on adopting your caterpillar! As they start to grow, you have the opportunity to build them a temporary home, so they have room to spread their wings.

Making Puppets

Get creative with what you have and tinker your way into making a puppet of your own invention.

Share Art, Share Love

We share expressions of love in so many different ways; cards, gifts, food, music, spending time together, and art. Join us as we focus on sharing love through art.

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Kidspace celebrates the life and legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Traditions: Salt Dough Figures

We have many family traditions that we celebrate and participate in throughout the year. A team member shares their family’s recipe for salt dough figures.

Brrrrrrr…umation!

We don’t know about you, but with the cool winter weather, the Kidspace team is starting to feel in the mood for some cozy winter naps! This is especially true for our Animal Ambassadors…

Exploring Space

We’ve highlighted three ways space is explored, that also practice necessary skills for any future space explorer — imagination, creativity, and science.

Make Some Noise

As a kid (and even as an adult!) it can be tricky to find healthy ways to process and cope with stress and anxiety. One great tool we can lean into is something our kids are naturals at – play.

International Observe The Moon Night

Have you ever heard any of these sayings before? The Moon is made of cheese The man in the Moon The rabbit in the Moon These sayings all came about because of the Moon’s craters! When you look at the Moon you can see dark and light spots on the moon caused by the depth of all the different craters on the lunar surface. Craters are made when another object, …

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