Miriam P. Brenner Children's Museum, Greensboro

About Miriam P. Brenner Children's Museum

Miriam P. Brenner Children's Museum in downtown Greensboro features more than 20 hands-on exhibits where children cook with red peppers in the Pizza Pan, climb 30-foot-tall Neptune XXL Climbers connected by a suspended net tunnel, and play in the Water Wonders exhibit. The Museum's Town exhibits let kids role-play at the Market with real cash registers, work in the Health Center as doctors and dentists, and perform in the Our Town Theater. The Cooking School offers classes where young chefs prepare recipes like ice cream and sancocho. A half-acre learning garden provides outdoor educational play. The facility spans 37,000 square feet and welcomes children of all ages with their families and caregivers. General admission is $12.95, with $6 Friday Nights from 5 to 8 p.m. Bank of America and Merrill customers get free admission the first Saturday and Sunday of each month. WIC, SNAP, or EBT cardholders receive $6 admission, and children under 12 months enter free. See mbcmuseum.com for details.