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Cincinnati Museum Center is housed in the Art Deco grandeur of Union Terminal. Built in 1933, this National Historic Landmark once served as many as 34,000 passengers per day. (Photo by Robert Webber)
Located in Queensgate in the city’s West End, Union Terminal provides a spectacular view of the Cincinnati skyline. (Photo by Robert Webber)
Climb through the tree tops in our Woods exhibit in our Duke Energy Children’s Museum. (Photo by Todd Joyce)
Experience the richness of cultures from around the globe with our Passport to the World Series. Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and tastes of Asia at Asian Culture Fest on April 16 and 17. (Photo by Scott Bowers)
Let your imagination run wild in Kids’ Town, where children are encouraged to dream big! (Photo by Todd Joyce)
Our recreated limestone cave in the Museum of Natural History & Science includes 500 feet of darkened passageways, a bat chamber, and an underground waterfall for visitors to explore! (Photo by Todd Joyce)
We extend the learning and discovery experience outdoors at our 14,000-acre Richard and Lucile Durrell Edge of Appalachia Preserve in Adams County. Kids enjoy Science Camps each summer!
The Reading Room, which houses the book collection at Lubuto Library Partners’ Model Library in Lusaka, Zambia, was destroyed by fire on April 11th. The children and the community have been devastated by the loss, a tangible and touching sign of the important role that the library plays in their lives.