Nice place on a rainy day for little ones. I wasn't too impressed, but there is a decent amount of interactive stuff to keep small kids entertained.

Response to owner: My personal favorite was the giant blocks because they are interactive and not something people will have at home, day care, or school. The wood boards and plastic screws was a good idea, but there were very few plastic screws and the ones that were there went all the way through the holes and didn't hold (more connectors are needed and maybe some diagrams to give ideas to parents and kids).

Other ideas off the top of my head:

1. an exibit of tesla coils in glass (where you touch it and electricity follows your fingers) maybe some education about static electricity and lightning on the walls.

2. One of those rooms where every min or 2 a light flashes and your shadow is printed on the wall.

3. Black light play room with neon toys that glow maybe some interactive neon stuff on the walls.

4. A microscope that projects onto a large screen with an assortment of slides and materials for kids to see under magnification

5. Kids like buttons that do things (like the thing you have in stage area for lights and sounds). Maybe a series of enclosed displays with a few buttons that pump or spray water, blows air and balls or confetti fly around, or animates a little animal robot and makes a sound (or sings a verse of "Old McDonald" in that animal's voice).

6. A sound proofed room with instruments