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Spring Kenosha Public Museum Programs

Kohl’s Wild Theater Presents: Bullies and Bonobos

 

Saturday, March 16th

 

11AM-12PM

 

Free, Prior Registration not required

 

 

 

When Riley is partnered with their bully for a science project, they are unsure what to do. Luckily, they are helped by an amiable ape who shows them the importance of empathy and cooperation. Join Riley and their classmates for this play about friendship and one of the most fascinating primates in the world: the bonobo.

 

Recommended for elementary school age children, 3rd-5th grade. Due to dramatic content, this performance may not be suitable for younger than the designated age band.

 

 

 

About the Kohl’s Wild Theater:

 

Creative Theater with a Purpose

 

Kohl’s Wild Theater is made possible by a partnership between Kohl’s, the Milwaukee County Zoo, and the Zoological Society of Milwaukee. This educational and fun-filled program offers conservation-themed theater performances using drama, songs and puppetry to engage and delight audiences young and old. Kohl’s Wild Theater performs for children and their families at the Milwaukee County Zoo and also travels to schools, festivals and community events.

 

Kohl’s Wild Theater

 

 

 

 

 

Women in STEM

 

Saturday, March 23rd

 

1-4PM

 

Free

 

 

 

Bring the whole family and join the Kenosha Public Museum in celebrating Women in STEM! Meet real scientists from a variety of fields and participate in experiments and hands-on experiences with them. Then explore our hall of scientists and learn about some of the incredible scientific discoveries that have been made by women throughout history–from discovering the crater of the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs to figuring out how to send humans into space, from uncovering the structure of DNA to building the foundation of quantum physics upon which Einstein built his theories! Finally, put your own scientific skills to the test as you experiment in our family friendly science lab.

 

 

 

 

 

Spring Break Fun Camp

 

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, April 2-4

 

For children ages 5-6, 7-10

 

10AM-12PM

 

$60 (members receive an automatic 20% discount); advance registration required

 

 

 

Join us for some Spring Break fun! Each day, we’re learning about something new that you won’t want to miss! On Tuesday, we’ll be exploring fossils found around Kenosha, learning more about what our city used to be like in the past. On Wednesday, we’ll be flexing our creative muscles and making art using found materials. Finally on Thursday, we’ll be exploring nature and getting ready for our yards/gardens to wake up, and learning about animals found around Kenosha.

 

 

 

 

 

Mother’s Day Allium Pom Pom Pot: Caregiver and Child Class

 

Saturday, May 11

 

10:30AM-12PM

 

$30 includes tickets for one adult and one child, additional tickets are $10 (members receive an automatic 20% discount)

 

Initial Registration: $15 Adult, $15 Child – additional tickets are $10, adult must register and stay with child, (members receive an automatic 20% discount)

 

Instructor: Tiffany Knopow

 

 

 

Create this fabulous floral arrangement with your kiddo for a special mom or grandma in your family. This project will focus on how to make different size pom poms to create the blossoms of the allium plant. With a few other additions to your plant, you can make a faux flower that a mom or grandma would love as a gift! All supplies are included, no experience necessary.

 

 

 

 

 

Sensory Friendly Days

 

Sensory Friendly Days are designed to provide visitors of all ages with complex developmental disabilities, sensory sensitivities, or on the autism spectrum with a safe, comfortable environment to explore the museum exhibits during special early-morning hours before the museum opens to the general public. Where possible, our lights will be dimmed and the sound turned off. Signage will be posted for those areas in which we are unable to turn off the sound or there may be other sensory triggers. Trained staff will be available to help visitors navigate the museum and offer supportive resources (noise-canceling headphones, fidgets, weighted blankets, quiet spaces), as well as opportunities for sensory engagement during your exploration of the museum.

 

Check out what museum is featured each month so you can plan your visit:

 

 

 

Kenosha Public Museum

 

Saturday, April 13th

 

9am-10am

 

 

 

Civil War Museum

 

Saturday May 11th

 

9am – 10am

 

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