In continuation from the post on Monday.

The exhibits teach scientific principles and allow the attendees to learn about the world around them through hands-on fun.  The museum is not the traditional type of collecting museum that is seen in other areas.  There are various rooms for children to explore and learn from.  Children will learn from artistic expression as well as dramatic play.

Visit the Science Room with bones and animals to explore, the Imagination Room, with a stage to perform your act, and the Castle Room.  Experience the thrill of driving an ambulance or fire truck and sliding down a fire pole in the “Emergency Room”.  Kids can pretend they are a doctor, wear a doctor’s coat, see a real skeleton and look through a microscope.  Kids can visit the “ship room” and use their imagination as they sail through the open sea on the huge boat.

Are you looking for a fun and economical place to host your birthday party?  If so, the museum is for you.  For a mere $25 party room rental (for 2 ½ hours) plus $1 per person, you can enjoy the museum and have a birthday party too.  Be sure to bring your own decorations, cake and party favors.  The party room accommodates 30 people.  Members of the museum and children under 2 are admitted free.

Please check back on Friday for the conclusion to this post.