CLOSED
Port Discovery Children's Museum 35 Market Place, Baltimore, MD, United StatesThe museum will be closed to the public.
Purchase or renew your membership for $25 off until December 30th and enjoy fun all year-round!
The museum will be closed to the public.
Using pastel chalks for a dreamy effect, we will draw something from your dreams or from a dream you wish would come true. Artist Marc Chagall will be our inspiration.
Inspired by the work of Surrealist painter Salvador Dali, we will be making collages from magazine pictures that create dreamlike landscapes.
Using pastel chalks for a dreamy effect, we will draw something from your dreams or from a dream you wish would come true. Artist Marc Chagall will be our inspiration.
Inspired by the work of Surrealist painter Salvador Dali, we will be making collages from magazine pictures that create dreamlike landscapes.
Get on board and join your friends at Port Discovery for a singing, swinging story time for toddlers. Listen to books, and songs, along with movement and musical instruments.
Come help Boo put little Peak to bed by going through their bedtime routine. Help our little ghost friend get a good nights' sleep by brushing our teeth, taking a bath, and reading a bedtime story!
Using pastel chalks for a dreamy effect, we will draw something from your dreams or from a dream you wish would come true. Artist Marc Chagall will be our inspiration.
Inspired by the work of Surrealist painter Salvador Dali, we will be making collages from magazine pictures that create dreamlike landscapes.
Spend the morning reading magical stories with a queen!
King Arty and Queen Gwen are back to tell the grand tales of King Arthur and his two most trusted knights: Sir Gawaine and Sir Lancelot! But which knights’ story is the best? Choose which story is your favorite by competing in the Great Tournament of Stories.
Using pastel chalks for a dreamy effect, we will draw something from your dreams or from a dream you wish would come true. Artist Marc Chagall will be our inspiration.
