Walking keyboard, microscope, organ, craft table, planting and garden center(take home a plant), wall climbing and a indoor climbing play area to occupy their minds and burn energy. Shopping, farming, diner, banker, fishing, store, etc. The Pros: that have a lot of things to do! My kindergarten and elementary aged kids loved it. A couple more can from the back but none were hands on or redirecting the kids. There was only one staff member for the first hour and a half we were there. We have a little baby which made it uncomfortable to be on top of my kids while they played. While the rules are posted on almost every surface, it was had to find seating close to every play area. Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum, Santa Maria with kids: At first glance this museum looks very small - it is really more like many play areas all. Admission is 6 per person and includes 2019 capsule making and other art, cookies and Posted In: KSBY TV, Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum, Special Events. There was dust and dirt on the floor (yes I realize there is a planting station-that's a pro!). The Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum is hosting its annual Noon Year’s Eve celebration Monday from 10 a.m. Craft table have a days worth of 1/2 made discarded kids projects to work around. The kitchen toys and aprons looked liked they needed a good scrubbing and laundering. The Discovery Museum is fun for all ages with 13,000 square feet of hands-on exhibits, daily educational programs and special events for kids and families. Our repurposed truck includes an open space for climbing and stacking boxes, a rigging system for hoisting. The carpet in the kids area looks well love. An homage to Santa Maria’s bountiful valley, this whimsical produce truck playground offers every child a dynamic outdoor place at the entrance of the museum to play and lean about our local agriculture. We paid $8 per child and $4 per adult (2 and under free). However, it became evident the person behind the desk didn't know much about the facility. The museum is one of three organizations expected to benefit from a makerspace grant to Allan Hancock College, with the third being the Santa Maria Public Library. The Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum is hosting its annual Noon Year’s Eve celebration Monday from 10 a.m. The kids were so happy to be somewhere just for them. The Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum Brain Builders program gives youths hands-on experiments and lessons in science, technology, engineering, arts and math. By KSBY Staff Children on the Central Coast are getting in on the New Year’s Eve fun a little early. Walking in we were greeted with colorful interior. The Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum was established in an effort to help young kids nurture their educative growth in science, mathematics, technology. We were traveling and told this was THE place to go to in Santa Maria if you have a young family. Meanwhile, the 13,000-square-foot Santa Maria Valley Discovery is the only hands-on children’s museum in Santa Barbara County.
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