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Museums; Historical Sites; and Zoos · 10 employees · Founded 2011 · Newtown, Connecticut, United States
EverWonder Children\'s Museum, a 501(c)3 organization, was founded in January 2011 by a group of mothers who enjoyed bringing their children to other children\'s museums and who wanted to create a similar experience closer to home for everyone in the surrounding communities to enjoy. For the first years of its life, EverWonder Children\'s Museum existed as a mobile entity without a physical location. The Board of Directors and volunteers brought science and art programming to the community through the local library and various community events to fulfill their mission and create awareness of the organization. In April 2013, EverWonder Children\'s Museum opened a physical location called The EverWonder Experience. This small museum space was packed with exciting hands-on exhibits and activities. The EverWonder Experience served over visitors. In April of 2015, EverWonder Children’s Museum re-opened in our 2nd location at 31 Pecks Lane. This new larger space enabled us to provide additional exhibits and activities as well as dedicated space for birthday parties and field trips. The museum saw roughly visitors annually, and knowingly outgrew its space, having to turn away visitors due to capacity limits. In June 2023, we found a forever home in a much larger building, right off three major roadways, at 11 Mile Hill Road. While we currently only take up space on the top floor, we hope to purchase the building and expand our current sqft to sqft including exterior exhibits. Our vision is to transform our once small, hidden gem into a true regional children’s museum. Join us for the ride! Our Mission EverWonder Children\'s Museum cultivates a lifelong love of learning in children by encouraging them to think, inquire, and wonder about the world around them. We offer hands-on exhibits and programming to spark imagination in the fields of science, technology, engineering, art, and math.