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Storytime at the Museum

Storytime at the Museum

Museum interpreters share nature and science stories; kids touch real specimens at Carnegie.

Storytime at the Museum brings children together each day for short reading sessions focused on nature and science topics. The museum's Natural History Interpreters lead these 30-minute programs, reading aloud to young listeners while weaving in stories that spark curiosity about the natural world. What makes this program special is the hands-on element—kids get to handle actual museum specimens, turning listening time into a tactile learning experience that brings the stories to life. This is an ideal activity for families wanting a low-pressure, interactive way to explore the museum. You're welcome to drop in for just a page or two, stay for a complete book, or linger for the full session—whatever works best for your child. The program is included free with museum admission, so there's no additional ticket cost. Sessions run daily in the late morning, making it easy to fit into a museum visit.
When
Fri, Jul 21
Time
10:00 AM
Cost
Ages
Ages 0–5
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