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7 Great Children’s Museums for Northwest Families

ParentMap included Imagine Children’s Museum in its guide to seven great children’s museums for families across the Northwest. Imagine is highlighted for its expansive, hands-on play experiences and opportunities for children to climb, create, experiment, and explore. See the complete guide from ParentMap.

Imagine Children’s Museum in Everett Inspires Play for All Ages

ParentMap spent the day exploring Imagine Children’s Museum, from Woodlands Adventure and the Puget Sound Ecosystem Gallery to the Worldwide Distribution Center, Engineer It! Gallery, and rooftop playground. The feature offers families an in-depth look at what makes Imagine worth the trip to Everett. Read the full feature from ParentMap.

425 Business: How Elee Wood Gets It All Done

425Business profiled Imagine Children’s Museum CEO Elee Wood and her approach to leadership, learning, and serving children and families. The conversation offers a closer look at the experience and perspective she brings to Imagine. Read the full profile from 425Business.

Protecting the PNW’s Waters

The Clipper visited Imagine Children’s Museum for Wondrous Watersheds, a day of playful learning focused on salmon, local waterways, and the choices families can make to protect the environment. The story follows children as they explore hands-on science activities with community partners throughout the Museum. Read the full article from The Clipper.

Seattle’s Child: Guide to Imagine Children’s Museum

Seattle’s Child highlighted the hands-on learning and play families can experience across Imagine Children’s Museum’s three floors. The guide covers what children and caregivers will love, signature exhibits, accessibility, and helpful details for planning a visit. Explore the full guide from Seattle’s Child.

“Doc McStuffins: The Exhibit” to Open at Imagine Children’s Museum

My Everett News shared the arrival of “Doc McStuffins: The Exhibit” at Imagine Children’s Museum. The limited-time exhibit invited children to practice care, teamwork, and healthy habits through imaginative play inspired by the beloved Disney Junior series. Read the full story from My Everett News.

Everett Children’s Museum Grant Reinstated

KING 5 reported that a court order reinstated the $250,000 federal grant supporting Imagine Children’s Museum’s Little Science Lab program. The program brings hands-on science and math experiences to young children and families throughout Snohomish County. Watch the full story from KING 5.

Federal Agency Cancels $250K Grant to Everett Museum

The Daily Herald reported on the unexpected termination of a federal grant supporting Imagine Children’s Museum’s Little Science Lab program. The funding was intended to expand free, hands-on early learning opportunities for preschool-aged children and their caregivers throughout Snohomish County. Read the full article from The Daily Herald.

Fun for All Ages: The Best Places for Family Adventures

Imagine Children’s Museum was recognized by The Daily Herald as one of Snohomish County’s best destinations for family adventures. The feature highlights places where families can play, explore, and make memories together. Read the full article from The Daily Herald.

Future Proofing Through Play

WELCOME Magazine explored how Imagine Children’s Museum uses playful learning to help children build creativity, confidence, problem-solving skills, and connections with the world around them. Read the full article from WELCOME Magazine.