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This category is for children's museums located in California with a primary focus of exhibits, activities, and events for kids and youth.

Resources in This Category

• Bay Area Discovery Museum

  http://bayareadiscoverymuseum.org/
  Features hands-on art, science, environmental and media exhibitions, performances, special events and ongoing educational curricula. Includes details of exhibits, hours, admission rates, memberships, volunteer opportunities, directions.

• Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose

  https://www.cdm.org/
  Plan a visit, find resources for parents, teachers, and youth, and explore interactive activities for children. Located in San Jose, California.

• Children's Discovery Museum of the Desert

  http://www.cdmod.org/
  Rancho Mirage. Events calendar, information about exhibits and programs, membership, facility rental, volunteer opportunities, and educator information.

• Children's Museum of Stockton

  http://www.childrensmuseumstockton.org/
  Schedule of events, camp information, and membership details.

• Children's Museum of the Sierra

  http://childrensmuseumofthesierra.com/
  Oakhurst. Exhibit and membership information and calendar of events.

• Fingerprints Youth Museum

  http://fingerprintsmuseum.com/
  Hemet, California. An environment of interactive learning using permanent and changing exhibits to stimulate intellectual curiosity and exploration in the areas of math, science, technology, and the arts. Offers profile, history, program information, and hours of operation.

• Habitot Children's Museum

  http://www.habitot.org/
  Berkeley. Calendar of events, exhibit information, membership details.

• ImagineU Children's Museum

  http://www.imagineumuseum.org/
  Visalia. List of exhibits, schedule of events, and volunteer and giving opportunities.

• Kidspace Children's Museum

  http://www.kidspacemuseum.org/
  Pasadena, California. Provides exhibits and programs in the arts, sciences, and humanities that promote imagination, exploration, and discovery. Features a calendar, exhibit information, programs, and membership.

• Kidzone Museum

  http://www.kidzonemuseum.org/
  Truckee, California. A non-profit museum encouraging family participation in helping children learn through exhibits and events. Features profile, exhibits, programs, admission information, and contact details.

• Monterey Youth Museum

  http://www.mymuseum.org/
  Monterey, California. Hands-on exhibits for kids and families. Features general and membership information as well as field trips, exhibits, directions, and contact details.

• San Diego Children's Discovery Museum

  http://sdcdm.org/
  Offers visitor's guide, hours and directions, FAQ, calendar of events, and volunteer and membership information. Located in Escondido.

• Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum

  http://www.smvdiscoverymuseum.org/
  Santa Maria, California. A nonprofit organization serving schools, families, and youth groups. Features description of exhibits, photographs, profile, membership information, hours of operation, special events, and contact details.

• The Children's Museum at La Habra

  http://lhcm.org/
  Exhibit schedule, visitor information, calendar of events, and birthday package information.

• The Discovery Center

  http://www.thediscoverycenter.net/
  Fresno. On-site exhibits, activities and events for children, families, and schools to learn about nature, science, and regional history.

• Zimmer Children's Museum

  http://www.zimmermuseum.org/
  Interactive exhibits and special programs for children and families. Contains lists of exhibits, programs and workshops.

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