Calling all little monsters, curious scientists, and pint-sized performers. October at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta is packed with thrills, chills, and hands-on fun for the whole family! Whether your kiddos love to craft haunted houses, explore skeleton science, or dance in costume, there’s something magical waiting around every corner.
🧪 A Month of Halloween-Themed Adventures
Now through November 4th, the Museum is bubbling over with creative, spooky, and silly activities that blend science, art, and imagination. Kids can:
- Take center stage in a Monster Acting Class
- Craft their own haunted houses in the Art Studio
- Discover the not-so-scary side of bones at the Science Bar, where they will match animal X-rays and build Play-Doh skeletons
- Enjoy a spooky twist on story time and interactive performances of “Spoonful of Frogs” on weekends at 11 a.m. and daily at 3 p.m.
🍬 Trick-or-Treat Weekend – Saturday & Sunday, October 25th –26th
Get those costumes ready! Enjoy two days of frightfully fun festivities with music, sweet treats, spooky crafts, a DJ dance party, and even life-sized haunted house building!
🖌️ Weekly Themed Fun for Little Learners
- Building Blocks (Weekdays, 10 a.m.–12 p.m.)
Toddlers and preschoolers can explore early learning through guided play and story time at 11:30 a.m. - Artsy Mondays (October 20th and 27th)
Spin up some fun with salad spinner painting and cozy story time at noon. - Tinkerin’ Tuesdays
Design and test your own Marble Run tracks—perfect for budding engineers! - Messy Thursdays
Dive into Toothbrush Art and swirl your way into a colorful, creative mess. - Jammin’ Fridays
Craft ghost tambourines, then dance and sing your heart out in a joyful jam session.
🛒 New! Revamped Publix Grocery Store Exhibit
Little shoppers can now explore a refreshed, interactive grocery store experience that is just perfect for imaginative play and learning through roleplay.
📚 Do Not Miss: The Questioneers Exhibit
Running through January 4, 2026, this immersive exhibit brings the beloved characters from Andrea Beaty and David Roberts’ best-selling books to life. Kids can step into the worlds of Ada Twist, Rosie Revere, Iggy Peck, Sofia Valdez, and Aaron Slater to celebrate creativity, curiosity, and courage.
Whether you are looking for a festive family outing, a weekday playdate, or a weekend full of wonder, the Children’s Museum of Atlanta is your go-to destination for fall fun. Costumes encouraged, curiosity required!
For tickets, hours, and more info, visit childrensmuseumatlanta.org or call 404-659-KIDS (5437).
