History & culture Family
for kids
Explore 11 trusted history & culture family resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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ImaginAsia
ImaginAsia at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art offers family open studios, Art & Me, family and tween workshops, festivals, camps, and printable art activities.
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Museum of the City of New York Family Programs
Museum of the City of New York family programming includes Tiny Tours, Kids Art Studio, and STEAM workshops that invite children and caregivers to explore the city through art and history.
Presidio Field Station
Presidio Field Station is a free curiosity lab where children and families investigate nature specimens, history, maps, and changing hands-on science and art activities.
Albuquerque Museum Youth & Family Programs
Albuquerque Museum Youth & Family Programs connect children and families with art, history, and New Mexico culture through Museum School classes, family art workshops, and recurring events.
Deutsches Museum Family and Children’s Tour
The Deutsches Museum lists a family and children’s digital tour through its exhibitions, delivered through the museum app and designed for a playful family visit.
Vatican Museums Audioguide Family Tour
The Vatican Museums Audioguide Family Tour is a named illustrated audio-guide experience designed to help families explore the museums together.
History Ignited
A family history podcast for ages 6–11 hosted by children and parents, turning topics from We Didn’t Start the Fire into short, approachable stories.
History Snacks Podcast
A bite-sized history podcast for curious kids covering ancient worlds, medieval events, explorers, inventions, and the stories that shaped the world.
Aga Khan Museum Family Sundays
Aga Khan Museum Family Sundays invite children and adults to explore museum collections through changing hands-on craft activities, gallery learning, festivals, and holiday programming.
Museum Wales Family Learning
Family trails, museum events, craft ideas, sensory resources, and at-home activities from the national museums of Wales.
World Awareness Children’s Museum Online Programming
World Awareness Children’s Museum offers free online family programming with workshops, classes, interviews, crafts, and cultural exploration, plus optional live virtual programming through its linked teacher page.
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