Deadline to Vote Is Midnight TONIGHT! |
We are thrilled to once again be a finalist for Favorite Rainy Day Destination in the Triad Moms On Main 2022 Choice Awards. Read about the finalists in the TMOM blog and don't forget to vote for Kaleideum! Deadline to vote is midnight on February 24.
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Calling all Innovators and Engineers! |
Are you STEAMed? You definitely will be when you go hands-on, minds-on at the Kaleideum Engineering Festival! Put a calendar alert on your phone and be ready to spend the day innovating, building, exploring, and learning about the importance of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math in our daily lives and future.
The Engineering Festival will occur on Saturday, February 26, from 10 am-2 pm at Kaleideum North (400 W Hanes Mill Road). It will cap off a week-long celebration of engineering during National Engineers Week (February 20-26).
Families can participate in hands-on engineering activities such as a corrugated paper building challenge; explore robotics and drone demonstrations; take part in a STEAM storytime and craft; and meet local engineers to learn more about careers in engineering. In addition, visitors will be able to visit the Acton Academy Children’s Business Fair at the museum from 10 am to Noon. The Children’s Business Fair is a showcase for young entrepreneurs ages 6 to 14. Children develop a brand, create a product or service, build a marketing strategy, and then open for customers during the one-day marketplace.
Multiple sponsors contributed to the Engineering Festival and Prism, Kaleideum’s engineering and innovation initiative, including the L. David Mounts Foundation, Collins Aerospace, WestRock, Cook Medical, Siemens, the Corning Foundation, Leap into Science Engineered by The Franklin Institute, Truist, and the HDR Foundation.
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Little learners get a head full of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) with interdisciplinary and hands-on learning. Designed for curious preschoolers, these playful activities focus on themed materials and then expand outward with storytelling, project-based learning, science, discovery, artifact viewing and classroom exploration.
Little Innovators occurs every second Saturday. $5 per member; $8 per non-member. (Ticket includes one adult with one pre-K innovator; adult must attend with child.) Museum admission is not included.
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Camp Kaleideum Registration for Spring and Summer Is LIVE! |
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Download your summer camp brochure now! |
Get your Summer camps planned early ... registration is live for Camp Kaleideum!
Kaleideum is offering a wide range of camps this summer at both Kaleideum Downtown and Kaleideum North.
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Don't forget about Camp Kaleideum's
one-day camps this Spring ...
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Camp Kaleideum's one-day camps are available for school-aged children in grades K-6 and run from 9 am-4 pm. Cost is $40 per day for members; $45 per day for non-members. Before- and after-care are available.
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Warm Up Your Winter with a Laser Special!
Need a great escape on a chilly afternoon? Kaleideum shows Laser Specials at 4 pm every day. Laser Specials are $2 for members and $3 for non-members in addition to Kaleideum admission or membership.
Here's what's coming up on the weekends!
In February ...
- February 26 & 27: Daft Punk
CLICK HERE for more information. Parental discretion is advised when choosing to attend a Laser Special.
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Kaleideum’s Homeschool/Small Group Programs are planned programs that occur monthly for homeschoolers and small groups of 10 or fewer students during the school year. Pre-registration is required.
What is the Cost of a Home School Program?
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Each program is $5.50 per student in addition to the museum admission cost.
What Is the Home School Museum Admission Cost?
- $4 per child for school-age children (grades K-12) living within Forsyth County
- $6 per child for school-age children (grades K-12) living outside Forsyth County.
- One parent is free; second parent is $6.
What is the total cost if I want to sign my child up for a Home School Program?
- A Forsyth County school-age child who does a program would have a total cost of $9.50.
- An out-of-county school age child who does a program would have a total cost of $11.50.
PLEASE NOTE:
- The home school admission prices are in effect on any day that Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools are in session.
- Proper home school identification is required.
- On Saturdays, summer months, school holidays, snow days, and teacher work days, regular admission rates apply.
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GUEST ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS |
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Kaleideum educators are out on the floor interacting with guests throughout the week. These programs are free with paid admission/membership.
Curiosity Cart
Wednesdays and Fridays at Kaleideum North
10:30 am
Learn a new craft, see something cool from our collection, hear a story, and more. You never know what exciting adventure will accompany the Curiosity Cart.
Animal Encounter
Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at Kaleideum North
11:30 am
Meet one of Kaleideum North's resident animals up close. Learn more about its behavior, adaptations, care, and handling from our animal care staff.
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Prism Experience
Tuesdays and Thursdays at Kaleideum North
11:30 am
Explore a hands-on innovation activity that focuses on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) in creative ways. Prism is an engineering and innovation initiative sponsored by the L. David Mounts Foundation.
Science Live!
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at Kaleideum North
1-3 pm
Explore science concepts with our Science Live programs! Our staff and volunteers will engage in demonstrations and hands-on programming that will make even the most complex topics accessible. Visitors will learn about meteorology, physics, astronomy, and more!
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