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Our Hours are: Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5:30pm Sunday 1-5pm Closed Mondays and Major Holidays.

So much appreciation to the Give Hastings staff for all their hard work, and the people of Hastings for your generosity even in these crazy times! We can’t wait to reopen our doors and continue our mission of nurturing imaginations!

  Don’t forget to schedule some Playtime each day! The Children’s Museum has so many imaginative play areas! Fall Hours are: Tuesday through Saturday 10am-5:30pm  and Sundays 1-5pm!

If you typically start the New Year fresh by making resolutions, consider getting your kids in on the tradition this year. Not only can it be a valuable teaching moment about setting goals and sticking to them, but the practice … Continue reading →

October 14, 2018 1-5pm Career Day is an afternoon of learning and inspiration, with activities that encourage children to learn about and imagine themselves in different careers. Professionals from the community will have interactive activities and a photo booth will … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again when we all resolve to make some changes that will have a positive impact on the lives of our families. What could be more life-enhancing than nurturing creativity? How you ask? The Children’s Museum of … Continue reading →

It’s that bewitching time of year and Hastings Public is out of school! THE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF CENTRAL NEBRASKA PRESENTS…   EDIBLE HAUNTED HOUSE CAMP   MONDAY OCTOBER 16th 9:00-11:30AM For Children 4-9 years old   Each child will design and … Continue reading →

              All kinds of Fall learning adventures will be starting after the Labor Day Holiday!  Toddler Art, Preschool camps, Fairy Tale Fridays, and other special Holiday events!  Dates and times will be posted on … Continue reading →

Summer is just around the corner and our Adventure camps are filling up! Camps are open to current CMCN members and will be opening to the public on March 29th.  If you are a current member of the Children’s Museum … Continue reading →