The Children's Museum of Pittsburgh provides innovative and inclusive museum experiences designed to inspire kindness, joy, creativity, and curiosity in all learners. The museum actively collaborates with artists, community partners, and neighbors to serve children, youth, and families. Its permanent, hands-on exhibits include areas like The Studio, Garage, Waterplay, Kindness Gallery, Backyard, and MAKESHOP. Beyond its exhibits, the museum also offers design and consulting services, including exhibit sales, professional development training, and product development, all aimed at supporting its mission of creating engaging and inspiring experiences. The museum also runs specialized programs for youth, such as "Youth MAKE" for after-hours creative exploration and the "VolunTEEN" program for high school students to gain job readiness skills. Furthermore, it has developed Museum Lab, an award-winning space for older children featuring workshops in metalworking, woodworking, fiber arts, and digital technology, creating one of the largest cultural campuses for children in the United States. The museum is committed to accessibility, offering sensory-friendly activities and accommodations.
