Summer Workshops
Hands-on STEM, art, and sensory adventures every Wednesday this summer at Hocking Hills Children’s Museum.
A Summer Full of Discovery
Interactive workshops designed to inspire
creativity, exploration, and hands-on learning.
Get ready for six exciting weeks of summer fun at Hocking Hills Children’s Museum. Our 2026 Summer Workshops give children ages 4–10 the chance to explore science, art, sensory play, nature, and creative problem-solving through engaging, hands-on activities.
Each workshop is designed to encourage curiosity while creating memorable experiences kids will talk about long after summer ends. From exploring rocks and pollinators to experimenting with air science and building mighty machines, every week brings a brand-new adventure.
Workshops take place every Wednesday from June 10 through July 15 from 9:00–11:00 AM. Space is limited to 25 participants per workshop to help create an interactive and personalized experience for every child.
2026 Summer Workshop Series
Join us this summer for six unique workshop experiences packed with creativity, discovery, and hands-on learning. Children will explore STEM activities, sensory play, art projects, nature topics, and interactive experiments in a fun and welcoming environment.
Workshop Details
- Wednesdays, June 10 – July 15, 2026
- 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
- Ages 4–10
- Limited to 25 children per workshop
Pricing
- $25 per individual workshop
- $125 for all six workshops
Weekly Themes
- Rock On! Exploring Earth’s Treasures
- Wiggly Wonders: All About Worms
- Flower Power: Meet the Pollinators
- Mighty Machines (No Motors Needed!)
- Air-mazing Science
- H₂-Whoa!
Summer Workshop Series
Ready to reserve your child’s spot for summer fun?
Summer Memories in the Making
Every workshop is filled with hands-on exploration, creative discovery, and unforgettable moments. From sensory activities and science experiments to outdoor learning and art projects, kids stay engaged while building confidence, curiosity, and friendships along the way. Take a look at highlights from some of our recent camps and workshops at Hocking Hills Children’s Museum.
