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Kids & Families

We love to welcome families to explore the Museum and learn about the world of art. The Museum has plenty of activities and special installations designed especially for kids, to engage their creative minds.

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Kids Activities

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Kids Gallery

Designed specifically for children and their families, the Gallery will host engaging activities for young people to engage with art in a fantastic new space.

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Wonder Cupboards

Can you find all our Wonder Cupboards? There are five to find throughout the Museum and when you do, you’ll discover a secret world just for you!

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Kids Activity Trail

Our self-guided Kids Activity Trail is designed to guide kids through the Museum with thought provoking quizzes, fun drawing activities and a special quest to find unique artworks and installations just for them.

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Kids Table

Within the Museum, you’ll find a table set up just for kids. There you’ll find activities and drawing materials. Our Visitor Experience Team are always on hand to get you started and answer questions.

Facilities

Change Rooms
Baby change facilities (gender non-specific) are available on the ground floor and breastfeeding is welcome in all gallery spaces.

Prams
Prams are welcome in all gallery spaces and a lift is located adjacent to the studio and workshop for access to the Level 2.

Kids's Play and Picnic Area
The Museum is happily situated adjacent to Albury's QEII Square where families can picnic and enjoy AlburyCity's experimental outdoor architecture project.

Visiting with Kids

It’s great for kids to have the opportunity to learn new social skills and a gallery or museum can be a great place to learn and practice. Read these helpful tips and talk to your kids about what to expect before visiting us.

  1. Speak in your quiet voice
    It is important that the whole family keep the volume of their voices low when talking to each other. Speaking loudly in a museum or gallery can make it hard for others to enjoy the space and concentrate on artworks and exhibits on display.
  2. Look but don't touch
    In a museum or gallery, we are very careful not to touch the artworks.
  3. Stay close to your adults
    Make sure family members remain close together and are aware of themselves and their surroundings. Behave politely by not shouting or running around. This will make it a good experience for everyone.
  4. Be aware of your surroundings
    If you find a painting or exhibit that you really like and want to have a good look at it, make sure you stand to the side, so that others can enjoy it too.
  5. Ask questions and tell your adults what you see
    A museum and gallery is a great place to discover new things! If you want to know more about a particular artwork, ask your adult to read the artwork label for you. Tell your family which artworks you like and why and find out what they think too.

Events for Kids

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MAMA Art Camp

Enjoy a day of creative fun during the school holidays! Suitable for 5 to 12 years, kids will create artworks inspired by the museum's current exhibitions using unique methods of artmaking.

Art School

Over 8 weeks each school term, kids are supported to move through activities that build their core skills, including drawing, painting, and sculpture. Explore our after school art classes designed to hone your kids’ creative talent.