Wonder Universe, A Children's Museum

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Wonder Universe, A Children's Museum

782 New River Road, Christiansburg, VA 24073
(540) 200-8231
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More About Wonder Universe, A Children's Museum

Wonder Universe, A Children’s Museum is devoted to nurturing the curiosity and creativity of children through the exploration of science, technology, the arts, and regional heritage. The museum serves families across the entire New River Valley and surrounding regions through 18 play-based, engaging exhibits for children ages 0-10.

Come visit us for:

  • Hands-on play and learning
  • Interactive activities introducing sciences, technology, architecture, history, culture, construction, etc.
  • Musical stimulation
  • Dramatic play
  • Creative arts
  • Physical play

Visit our website and Facebook Page for more information on current events, programs, and daily admission and membership rates.

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