World Awareness Children's Museum — Attraction in City of Glens Falls

I dislike the rule at the museum to scan an adult's passport/driver's license/state-issued identification card if he/she/they come without a child. It made me feel as if the staff felt that I came to the venue for the wrong reasons. While I was present, one person did not patronize the museum because of a lack of identification or the will to furnish it. If the staff is seeking to handle perceived issues, why not scan every adult's license or passport who enters the establishment? In a place where just about every race and ethnicity is represented on the walls, I feel that no one should be a target of prejudices. Shame upon the museum's policymakers! There is not any parking lot designated for the museum. I wish that there were more illustrations of geographic locations of the subjects of the exhibits. I looked up more than half of the countries on Google because I did not know where they were located! On a positive note, I feel that the staff interacted exceedingly well with the children who were at the venue. I feel that they were patient and kind to them, especially during a reading of a story and an...

What a lovely little children's play space :) This isn't much of a "museum" so much as it is a variety of interactive worldly play areas (think Epcot without the rides or robots). There's Japan, Turkey, Mexico, Nigeria, and a variety of other locations complete with "seek and find" flashcards, toys, books, and authentic items from each region. My young daughters spent 3 hours here and could have spent more! But the space itself is quite small; don't expect a huge space, it's more like a few interconnected rooms.

There is no food or snacks for sale. There is a unisex restroom. Parking is street only, but it's free and plentiful. There is a membership option - if you live nearby and need a place to bring your kids in the rain or snow, this will keep them occupied for...

This is a great local children's museum locas ted in downtown Glens Falls, NY. There are multiple exhibits which have been designed to teach children about differenr cultures from around the world. Each exhibit includes fun, hands-on interactives that can keep children entertained for hours. The admission fees and membership packages are affordable, which makes the museum a great place to bring the kids to get them out of the house. They often hold events and classes for children at the museum and they have educators that can travel to bring programs to local schools and organizations. The museum houses the largest collection of children-produced artwork in...