Children's Museums in New York

• Regional: United States: New York: Arts and Entertainment: Museums 

• Art Safari  - Contains event schedules and online interactive activities.
• Brooklyn Children's Museum  - Shows visitor guides, exhibit highlights, and program details.
• Children’s Museum of Manhattan  - Works with the Department of Education to provide educational opportunities for New York City kids in the fields of arts, literacy and sciences. Presents details on its programs and exhibitions.
• Children's Museum at Saratoga  - Offers educational activities and events for promoting the developments in science, and local historical milestones of the area.
• Children's Museum of History, Natural History, Science & Technology  - Focuses on providing activities and events emphasizing on the local history, environment, and arts.
• The Children's Museum of Science and Technology  - Contains program details, information on outreach opportunities, and visitor guides.
• Discovery Center  - Features the institution's hands-on exhibits and activities promoting the arts and culture.
• Explore and More  - Browse over class listing, admission details and museum's line-up of activities.
• Jewish Children's Museum  - Discusses the activities designed to create awareness of the religion and it's customs.
• Long Island Children's Museum  - Hands-on museum for kids that showcases learning activities. With visitor information.
• MoMa: Art Safari  - Showcases a visual tour on the painting and sculpture collection of The Museum of Modern Art based in New York. Also contains a series of guide questions, images and overview intended for adults.
• Niagara Children’s Museum  - Site designed to provide families with information on the museum’s programs and explore the various interactive activities supporting hands-on exhibits at the museum.
• Sciencenter  - Provides exhibit and program planners and schedules; membership details, and news releases.
• SonyWonder Technology Lab  - Discusses the museum's exhibits and programs emphasizing the technological advancements of the early centuries.
• Staten Island Children's Museum  - Learn about its public programs, interactive exhibits and workshops. With calendar of events.
• Strong National Museum of Play  - Explains school programs and activities geared towards educating the children in the development of toys and games. Located in Rochester.
• World Awareness Children's Museum  - Features the interactive exhibitions and educational programs developed for children to promote world culture.