Early Childhood Education Programs at Sacramento Children's Museum

Early Childhood Education Programs at Sacramento Children's Museum include hands-on experiments in Leo's Learning Lab, music instrument exploration in the Sound Explorers class, and mindful exercise in the Yoga Play class. Children also experiment with the movement of air at the Airways wind tunnel exhibit, create traditional folk art from cultures around the world in the Art Studio, and stretch their imaginations on the theater stage. These programs take place within a setting that includes 20 interactive exhibits, STEM-based discovery spaces, art and creative pursuits, a pretend-play neighborhood, and an area for infant and toddler development, and they teach foundational concepts in STEM, the arts, and literacy, and help children learn about the world around them.

• Ages: birth–8 years old
• Schedule: Open Tuesday–Sunday with member hours in the morning and general admission hours late morning to mid-afternoon, plus extended hours on Saturday and Sunday

Sacramento Children's Museum is a nonprofit educational and cultural institution that provides hands-on learning opportunities for children ages birth–8 in the Greater Sacramento region. Its mission is to spark a passion for lifelong learning. The Museum offers daily drop-in programs for early learners and includes Early Childhood Education programs such as Leo's Learning Lab, Sound Explorers, and Yoga Play. Sacramento Children’s Museum is listed as one of the pilot organizations utilizing volunteers in the Rancho Cordova community through the Volunteer Central platform developed by the City of Rancho Cordova’s Community Engagement Division. The leadership team includes Nico Garcia, Volunteer Coordinator.

Last updated July 27, 2026.