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Tucson, Arizona
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The museum is housed in a historic building that was once the Carnegie Free Library, built in 1901.
The Children's Museum Tucson hosts Sensory Friendly Days, providing a quieter, more controlled environment for children with sensory processing disorders.
The museum's courtyard includes an interactive garden where children can learn about local flora and fauna.
The museum offers various exhibits and programs that emphasize Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics to inspire young minds.
The Children's Museum Tucson was founded in 1986 by a group of parents and educators who wanted to create a hands-on learning environment for children.
The museum provides free admission on the second Saturday of every month, making it accessible to all families in the community.
The 'Wee World' exhibit is designed specifically for children aged four and under, offering age-appropriate activities and learning experiences.
