Pretend City Children’s Museum Programs

Pretend City Children’s Museum Programs include a wide range of activities such as Free Developmental Screenings, Baby Steps, Neurodivergent Family Night, Field Trips, Kidstock, Meet the Author with Griselda Maldonado, Good To Go Fair, Way To Play Days, and When I Grow Up Day. Additional offerings include Good to Go ASQ Developmental Checkups, Play with Clay, Yoga Class, Camping in the City, Quinceañera, Doljanchi, Tour the Town, a Virtual Tour/Our Social Story, and Brain Building Kits. Interactive exhibits and activities in these programs are facilitated by trained professional staff.

• Ages: 0–8 years old
• Schedule: General museum hours are Wednesday–Sunday from 10am–4pm, with Baby Steps programs twice a month on the first Tuesday and second Sunday, and field trips scheduled from 9:45am–12:45pm during specific weeks.

Pretend City Children’s Museum Programs are part of a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that depends on community-based funding and guest support. The programs are based in a child-size interconnected city that includes interactive exhibits and activities facilitated by trained professional staff. The museum’s mission states that it is designed for children to learn how the world works while engaging their curiosities and imaginations, balancing rich educational learning experiences with boundless fun, and allowing children to try on real-world roles in a hands-on environment where academic concepts have real-life application. The organization describes itself as a unique community resource offering developmental screenings and tools for families, educators, and community agencies. The museum notes that to protect the health of the Pretend City Children’s Museum community, families are asked to only come play on days that everyone is feeling well.

Last updated March 30, 2026.