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Field Museum PlayLab Programs

The Field Museum’s PlayLab programs invite young scientists ages 3 through first grade to learn through workshops, free drop-in PlayDates, camps, and field trips.

Science · Museum learning · Family learning · Physical healthAges 3–7Free PlayLab PlayDates; other programs vary🌐 1 languages
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About Field Museum PlayLab Programs

The Field Museum’s PlayLab programs invite young scientists ages 3 through first grade to learn through workshops, free drop-in PlayDates, camps, and field trips.

Age and access

This resource is listed for ages 3–7. It is available as Website, Physical place, Downloadable and is listed as free playlab playdates; other programs vary. The listed language coverage is English.

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Address

Field Museum, 1400 S. DuSable Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, IL, 60605, United States

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Opening hours
DailyLast entry 4:00 PM; closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Prices

PlayLab PlayDates are free; other program and museum admission terms vary

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Learning valueStrong
Age fitGood
Evidence confidenceHigh
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