This new exhibit lets visitors test gravity, build molecules, use flashlights to create pictures in a dark room and more.

This section of the museum includes a kid-friendly television studio where visitors can dress up like a reporter and conduct interviews.

Kids can learn about hieroglyphics, sarcophagi and other relics of ancient Egypt.

A fun, miniature diner replica where kids can pretend to be cooks.

Hands-on children's museum with 10 exhibit areas and workshops.

The Aquatics Department and the Parenting Center at the YM-YWHA of North Jersey are offering this exciting class for parents and infants.

The French Institute Alliance Francaise (FIAF), New York's premiere center for French language and culture presents language courses and events as part of a partnership with the Montclair Historical...

Kids can participate in a variety of fun activities that simulate various aspects of construction.

Weigh anchor for an afternoon of discovery and swashbuckling fun in this hands-on exhibit sure to entertain children of all ages. Armed with a whaleboat, guns and sometimes !Letters of Marque,'...

"Meet the past" at the Old Barracks Museum. The Old Barracks is a State and National Historic Landmark built in 1758 by the colony of New Jersey as winter quarters for British "regulars" returning...

The Church Relations Ministry of Christian Health Care Center (CHCC) in Wyckoff is sponsoring a Winter Clergy and Spouse Day from 9:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 10, in CHCCs Auditorium...

Children can play around with some homemade instruments and learn about recycling as they discover unique ways to use household trash.

This exhibit features a bathing and grooming area where kids can learn about pet care.

Children can work on a variety of fun craft activities.

Children can learn about some of the wonderful things Southern New Jersey has to offer and try playing some carnival games.

Kids can try their hand at navigating a small climbing wall.

Using computer skills, kids can pretend to write headline news and see their photos and stories on the front page.

Children will be introduced to the basic skills of sports and have lots of fun while developing motor skills, enhancing their coordination and gaining confidence.

This exhibit features Native American footwear from the museum's collections.

'If Pots Could Speak: A History of Pre-Historic Ceramics From New Jersey.' This exhibit examines what archaeologists can discern from ancient pottery pieces and what that reveals about how people...

This exhibit examines the development of the New Jersey State Museum's ethnographic collection, from the first acquisition in 1920 through today.

Experience the give-and-take of Talmud study with Rabbi Herschel Grossman.

This cozy nook provides a pleasant place for kids to hear a story or read some on their own.

Kids can learn about nature while playing with puppets, dressing up as animals and checking out discovery boxes. They can also visit with a live turtle and snake.

This section of the museum features a stage area where kids can develop and direct their own productions. Special performances are also held here throughout the year.

Kids can get inside a giant bubble and learn about properties such as surface tension and the science of soap through a variety of fun activities.

This section of the museum is geared towards very young visitors. It includes a pretend shopping market, a little house, a reading area, an infant crawling area and more.

This renowned and highly acclaimed annual juried exhibition draws many entrants from around the world, whose work reflects every art medium.

Kids can learn about a variety of pet-related subjects such as biological systems, healthy habits and pet care. They can also don coats and pretend to be vets.

This hour features stories, crafts, fingerplays and videos for children.