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Celebrate Black History with Us

Black History Month is a time set aside to remember, recognize, and celebrate the achievements by Black Americans throughout history. While we celebrate Black history and achievement all year long, here are some opportunities to celebrate Black History Month with us this February.

Feb. 6

First Thursday Night

4–8 p.m.
$6 per person

Explore the museum and celebrate Black History Month by celebrating Black heritage and achievements in history, science, art, and music.
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Feb. 20

Presidents Day

Free admission
Advance tickets required

Discover historical and contemporary political trailblazers and explore monumental presidential initiatives with special activities to commemorate the lives of our nation's presidents.

Free Tickets Available Feb. 10
Actor portraying Abraham Lincoln speaking to a room of children and grown-ups.

Black History at The Children's Museum

Be sure to look for these items the next time you visit the museum. They have connections with men and women who broke records and shattered stereotypes. We hope they inspire you.
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Celebrate with us all year long

We celebrate groundbreaking, trailblazing, and extraordinary achievements of Black Americans all year long through our programs, exhibits, and artifacts. We hope you’ll join us throughout the year.
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