Imagine Children’s Museum: A space to explore, learn and laugh for over 30 years!

Lynnwood, WA** Local News

Imagine Children's Museum in Everett, Washington, has inspired families for more than 30 years, becoming the largest children's museum in the Pacific Northwest. In 2023, the museum attracted over 293,000 visitors, showcasing its significant role in community engagement. Following a $25 million renovation in 2022, the museum expanded its facilities by adding 36,000 square feet, which includes new galleries like Woodlands Adventure and Puget Sound Ecosystem. Chief Advancement Officer Gretchen Wilson-Prangley emphasized that the museum's enhancements were made possible through the generosity of donors, highlighting the importance of community support. The museum offers monthly free access nights, special programs for children with disabilities, and discounted rates for school groups, ensuring its programs remain accessible to all families in Snohomish County and beyond.

Additionally, the museum's outreach initiatives serve over 21,000 children and caregivers each year, helping bridge geographic barriers. With a mission that remains steadfast since its inception, the museum continues to prioritize creating safe spaces for children to learn through play, reinforcing its status as a vital educational resource.

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