The Early Childhood STEAM Coordinator and Maker Shop Lead will help young children and families to explore the joy of STEAM through playful learning, tinkering, creativity, and innovation. This is not your traditional teaching job or formal learning environment. This is a chance to dream up innovative and impactful learning experiences!
Supervise the PlayHouse Education Department, including administrative work such as budgeting, marketing, grant-writing, and hiring and supervising instructors.
The National Children’s Museum’s Director of Learning Programs, reporting to the Vice President of Learning + Access, is responsible for providing dedicated oversight focused on integrating programming, strengthening their work by ensuring a shared understanding, consistent implementation, and real-time support where learning and guest experience intersect.
The Executive Director is responsible for strengthening the Museum’s brand, advancing its mission, and ensuring long-term financial sustainability. The ideal candidate has a proven track record of driving organizational results, leading high-performing teams, and demonstrating strong communication, writing, and collaboration skills.
This is a temporary special project position that constructs, maintains, and repairs exhibit cabinetry and display work.
The Interactive Exhibit Designer develops creative, compelling, and technically sound exhibit concepts and designs that align with client goals, educational objectives, and fabrication feasibility. This role blends research, visual storytelling, spatial planning, and technical design to produce experiential environments that engage audiences across museums, themed spaces, and experiential venues.
The Program Director – Mobile Museum Fleet is responsible for designing, directing, and scaling the Cayton’s innovative three-vehicle mobile outreach program.
Explora seeks a Director of Development and External Relations for a wide variety of duties related to fundraising, donor cultivation and solicitation, grant writing, capital campaign management, membership, and internal/external communications.
The Director of Exhibitions will build on that record of excellence while helping lead the institution into its next decade of impact.
Demonstrated leadership abilities that can be applied to mentor, motivate, and organize teams of creatives, builders, and storytellers.
Ability to motivate both internal and external audiences.
The next Executive Director of the Hands On! Children’s Museum will provide innovative leadership, effective planning, and resourceful management to sustain and grow the organization.
The Museum of the Southwest Executive Director (“ED”) will begin their tenure during a period of transition and opportunity. For a variety of reasons, the Museum over the past few years has experienced fluctuations in executive leadership.
The Glazer Children’s Museum is seeking a Chief Development Officer (CDO) that will be responsible for leading the design, strategic leadership, management and execution of all fundraising activities for the Glazer Children’s Museum, including: individual, corporate, foundation and public giving, fundraising events, capital needs and planning for long term sustainability.
Omaha Children’s Museum is seeking its next Chief Executive Officer to guide one of the Midwest’s most beloved cultural institutions through an exciting period of growth and opportunity.
The Director of Development and Community Relations is a senior leader in the organization responsible for advancing the museum’s mission by building strong relationships with donors, sponsors, volunteers, and the broader community. This role develops and implements philanthropic strategies, manages sponsorship programs, and oversees volunteer recruitment, training, and engagement.
Inspired by Rube’s original illustrations and inventive storytelling, this exhibit contains a collection of new 3D, life-size machines and hands-on, interactive components that connect Rube’s iconic cartoon contraptions to the way things work in the physical world.
This exhibition is inspired by the series of children’s books “I Am Wild” and Charley Harper’s related artwork about biodiversity.
Explore the multiple aspects of aviation, from the rich history of the Tuskegee Airmen to 21st century STEM concepts.
This exhibition is based on Mo Willems’ all-ages book, Opposites Abstract, published by Hyperion Books for Children.
Emotions at Play with Pixar’s Inside Out, the first interactive exhibit based on the award-winning film, helps visitors – young and old – understand the important role emotions, memory and imagination play in our everyday lives.
Step into the pages of your favorite books by Eric Carle and experience them as artist, reader and character.
Gauge height, distance, volume and more in Measurement Rules, an interactive exhibit that introduces visitors to various units of measurement.
Visitors are invited into the imagination, whimsy, and humor of Mo Willems.
How People Make Things tells that story by bringing the manufacturing experience to life and showing you the ways in which familiar childhood objects are made.
It’s a Beautiful Day to Be You: Inspired by Mister Rogers, Daniel Tiger & Donkey Hodie invites visitors to step into a world where kindness, curiosity, joy, and creativity come to life.
Making these connections clear, and fun inspires visitors to follow their curiosity and engage with bikes, dirt, and science in a playful new way.
This rental package features seven state-of-the-art animatronic dinosaurs: two T. rexes, a Diplodocus, an Ankylosaurus, a Stegosaurus, a Triceratops, and a Velociraptor with a nest and hatchlings.
The Winter Wonderland Exhibit offers visitors a whimsical winter experience. Children of all ages can glide, slide, and twirl in their socks on an indoor skating rink.
This brand-new, licensed 2,500-square-foot exhibit features Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and all their friends as they teach three core values: Take Care of Yourself, Take Care of Each Other, and Take Care of the Earth.
Young children become scientists in the Science + You exhibit as they learn about human health and nutrition, scientific tools and scientists through problem solving, investigation and experimentation.
Bring this amazing, STEM-friendly exhibit to your own museum and show children there’s so much to learn about nature — in your own backyard and beyond!
Mindball® is a one-of-a-kind, interactive exhibit that turns neuroscience into play. Using real-time brainwave technology, visitors move a ball using only their focus and calm – no hands, no buttons, just the power of the mind.
