By Robin Jovanovich
In that light-filled space overlooking the Playland Boardwalk, there will be waves to crawl over and an Automotive Gallery in the Toddler Zone; KEVA planks aplenty with which to design your own tower or dream house; a Maker studio in which to take part in any number of STREAM activities — the Museum has added an “R” to the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math) movement because they partner with Columbus Elementary School in New Rochelle, which feels Reading is the foundation of education; a gallery to build your own roller coaster; a Take and Leave Library; and a spacious multipurpose room at the very end that can be rented for birthday parties and special occasions.
As we perused each corner and future display, Kay said, “We have lots of ‘sprinkles,’ lots of little elements.” And the Museum will have lots of rotating exhibits to stir young minds — magnetism, circuit building, arts & crafts, among them.
For a schedule of openings and exhibits and what’s ahead, visit discoverwcm.org.
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