Full STEAM Ahead | Monday & Thursday
Join the Reading Public Museum for an exciting toddler STEAM (sciencem, technology, engineering, art, mathmatics) program. Explore a variety of STEAM topics while having fun at The Museum with your little beaker buddy. Each week, explore a new topic that combines science and art activities.
Program runs 9:30–11am. Pricing includes Museum admission, activities, and snack for toddlers.
Reservations Required. Reservation deadline is 24 hours prior to event. Please contact Coleen Mikucki at coleen.mikucki@readingpublicmuseum.org or call 610.371.5850 x227.
All program participants will be required to sign a COVID-19 liability waiver to attend each program. SAFETY PROTOCOLS LISTED BELOW UPCOMING DATES.
Upcoming Dates
Monday, November 16 and Thursday, November 19
J is for Jungle
Monday, November 30 and Thursday, December 3
K is for Kaleidoscope
Monday, December 7 and Thursday, December 10
L is for Listening
Monday, December 14 and Thursday, December 17
M is for Merry
Program Pricing:
$20 for Members (Includes 1 adult & 1 child); $5 for each additional adult or child.
$25 for Non-Members (Includes 1 adult & 1 child); $5 for each additional adult or child.
The Reading Public Museum is ready and willing to welcome guests back for a full slate of safe and educational fall programming. For our family programming, here are some of the steps we have taken help ensure your safety and comfort:
• When possible, the timing of each program has been adjusted to take place at times when The Museum is not open to the public or programs will be held in a non-public location.
• Program attendance is limited.
• Seating will be appropriately socially distanced in accordance with CDC and Department of Health guidelines.
• Activity supplies will be individually packaged when possible to limit touch points.
• Masks will be worn by all Museum staff at all times.
• Guests will be required to wear masks in accordance with current PA Department of Health and CDC guidelines.
• Guests will have the option to enter and exit the Museum through a private entrance to avoid other museumgoers.
