Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling

"Not small child friendly. I made several visits. Best day to come is on Saturdays usually the they have someone/ group doing some children activities like singing, story telling and imagination play. The art is cool and all ,the space is big, but I don’t see toddlers taking advantage. Maybe 6-8 yr old… maybe. The facility has more security /staff standing around protecting the art, rather than staff having art stations or activities. They do have some clay/ sculpting area which is a 10x20 room with two tables. Some coloring, collage making with two small tables. One basket of magnetic tile, "

3 months ago

"This is a curious thing lace. There are a number of hands on kids activities and there is a fair amount of serious politically inspired art about racial justice. It is not a big place, you won’t need much more than an hour to take it on. The build is clearly newly renovated by a designer who knows how to make gorgeous gallery spaces. The artist and residents are very friendly.. there’s watercolor space for kids."

5 months ago

"## Sugar Hill Children's Museum: A Delightful Spark for Young Artists! **Took my two kids (ages 7 & 8) to the Sugar Hill Children's Museum and we all had a fantastic time!** With free admission for children under 8, it's a budget-friendly option that packs a big punch. The museum offered a wonderful variety of activities to keep my little artists busy. They happily spent time scratch coloring, creating masterpieces with clay, getting lost in a good book, and tackling a fun scavenger hunt. There were also classic favorites like coloring stations and pipe cleaners for open-ended creativity. "

a year ago