Exhibits

Follow your child's lead through nine interactive exhibits!

Designed for children aged 0-9, open-ended exhibits appeal to children of different interests and abilities. Each exhibit provides a wealth of play-based learning experiences that encourage children's cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development.

 

Child Long Ago

Step back in time as you enter our one-room schoolhouse. Become the teacher, or grab your slate and practice your lessons. When the school day is over, head home for an imaginary meal cooked over the wood stove, or a friendly game of checkers. Discover what it would have been like to live in 1880 with a look at the clothes and toys from a century ago.

Dinosaur

Dig for dinosaurs - or become one! In our Dinosaur gallery, you can dress up like a dinosaur, listen to what they may have sounded like, or become a paleontologist and dig up bones. Discover the differences between herbivores and carnivores and see just how big these Jurassic giants were!

The Lookout

While this gallery is always changing, the one thing that remains constant is the big beautiful window that fills this space with light. Enjoy a quiet moment and experiment with reflections, shadows, and colour as you combine the changing lighting with new materials found in the Lookout. 

My Arctic Discovery

Journey north in My Arctic Discovery. The landscape, culture, and wildlife of the Arctic will come to life in this interactive exhibit. Experience life in the Arctic as you crawl through the igloo and end up in a modern Inuit household. Try your hand at ice fishing, learn to write in Inuktitut, or challenge a friend to a throat singing competition.   

Science In Your World

Science is all around us! From farm to table, and even in our backyard, our natural environment provides us and our animal neighbours with food, shelter, and fun! Plan a nutritious meal, learn about pollinators, plant a garden, or harvest what you’ve grown. However you choose to play, you’re sure to discover scientific principles!

Sifton Street Where You Live

Welcome to the neighbourhood! This child-sized street is full of opportunities to play pretend. Fill up your car at the gas station, then head to the grocery store, the bank or to work! Become a postal worker, a dentist, or build London’s newest tower. 

TD My Place In Space

Prepare for lift-off! Launch a rocket from your seat in Mission Control, or climb aboard and pilot the shuttle. Spend some time at the International Space Station before suiting up for a moonwalk. Learn about planets, stars, and constellations during a star show in our planetarium! 

Things In Caves

An underground world, filled with life and what previous inhabitants have left behind. Crawl through the caves and seek and find all the creatures that live inside - and maybe some other spelunkers as well!

The Nook & STEAM Lab

These two flex spaces offer the opportunity for pop-up and temporary exhibits that meet the needs and wants of our community.

The Nook (previously home to London Hydro You'll Make A World of Difference) currently provides a quiet space for guests. Inspired by a deep sea whale fall, The Nook features dim lighting, sensory-friendly light and shadow play, books all about oceans and aquatic animals, and independent play opportunities.

The STEAM Lab (previously the STEM Lab), has been transformed into a Pollinator's Dream, where visitors can learn about different pollinators, do a bee's waggle dance, and dress up as their favourite bugs.

 

Help Open Our Doors to our new home at 100 Kellogg Lane!

After years of planning, dreaming, and building, we are so close to opening the doors to the new London Children’s Museum at 100 Kellogg Lane. But we urgently need your help.

We’ve had incredible support from our community so far, but $1 million is needed before the end of the year in order to open our doors on time. Let’s complete this journey the way we started it and our open our doors together. 

 

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