General Admission

Get your tickets now. Admission is $9.50 per person. Children under 12 months enter for Free. Masks are highly encouraged.

Birthday Parties

Find out how you can make your child's birthday special by incorporating a fun and educational trip to the Children’s Museum of Brownsville.

Field Trip

Make the classroom come to life by incorporating a field trip to the Children’s Museum of Brownsville! Plan one for your students today!

Discover, Learn, and Imagine at the Children’s Museum of Brownsville

The Children’s Museum of Brownsville offers hands-on creative and interactive exhibits, workshops, and special events to children and families of the Rio Grande Valley. Visit us and discover A World of Learning.

Hours

General Admission
Tuesday - Saturday:
10 AM - 5 PM

Sunday: 1 PM - 5 PM

Closed Monday.Purchase Admission

Admission

Admission: $9.50 per person
Children under 1 year:Purchase Admission

Location

The Children’s Museum of Brownsville is located in the heart of Dean Porter Park in the Mitte Cultural District at 501 E. Ringgold Street #5 Dean Porter Park.Get Directions
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We are looking forward to opening back up after the event. Thank you for your patience and understanding.❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

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We are looking forward to opening back up after the event. Thank you for your patience and understanding.❤️
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Thank you for participating in cardboard fun! We had a blast and hope you did too🥳

Just a reminder, the Museum Pavilion will be closed for the next two weeks as we prepare for Girls Night Out Bingo. This fundraiser is a great way to support the museum and we hope you'll join us. We'll be back open after the event. Thank you for your understanding and support!❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you for participating in cardboard fun! We had a blast and hope you did too🥳 Just a reminder, the Museum Pavilion will be closed for the next two weeks as we prepare for Girls Night Out Bingo. This fundraiser is a great way to support the museum and we hope youll join us. Well be back open after the event. Thank you for your understanding and support!❤️Image attachment
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When will you have a new exhibit? Instead of the cardboard maze?

Join us for a week of museum fun!🎉 We're always excited to see new and familiar faces🤩 Come by and let's create some memories together!❤☺️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Join us for a week of museum fun!🎉 Were always excited to see new and familiar faces🤩 Come by and lets create some memories together!❤☺️
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