Explore Leonardo's!
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There are more than ONE HUNDRED hands-on activities for children and families to enjoy inside Leonardo’s Children’s Museum! Much like our namesake Leonardo da Vinci, we pride our selves on being a place where art and science meet, and hope to inspire the artists and scientists of the future. At the very least the entire family is sure to have a great time exploring and creating together!
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Exhibit Highlights
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Critter ClubhouseAlways a visitor favorite, our critters have a unique animal habitat clubhouse space! Make friends with our lizards, snakes, chinchillas, ferrets and more! Plus, see all types of fish in the vibrant fish tank and learn about the animals through interactive displays.
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Giant Lite-BriteAll ages love to create messages and images on our life-sized Lite-Brite! Play a game together, or create a picture with the brightly-colored, oversized pegs then step back and see your masterpiece glow!
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Medical ClinicSponsored by INTEGRIS Health and INTEGRIS Bass Baptist Health Center, the medical clinic features a life-size Operation game, x-rays and much more.
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NanotechnologyImagine and discover a world you can't see in the nano technology exhibit. Nanoscience and nanotechnology are the study and application of extremely small things and can be used across all the other science fields, such as chemistry, biology, physics, materials science and engineering.
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Power TowerA climbing structure and learning center that extends from the first floor into the second floor, surrounded by exciting interactives! On the second floor, the Power Tower offers more in-depth energy related interactives with highlights on oil, natural gas, wind and solar power.
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TinkeringKids of all ages will enjoy tinkering with hands-on parts and building their own items in the re-imagined Tinkering exhibit. Learn while playing and creating!
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Toddler AreaYounger visitors will love the touch wall, manipulatives and interactives.
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Traveling ExhibitThis space offers exciting rotating exhibits from the Oklahoma Museum Network, funded by the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation.
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Adventure Quest is Leonardo’s outdoor science playground.
It took 12,000 volunteers (one-fourth of Enid’s population at the time) more than 150,000 volunteer hours before the playground opened in September 1996. The three-story wooden castle features bridges, slides, swings, mazes, a water table, dinosaur dig, and tot lot designed to spark the imagination of the young and young at heart. Today, it remains the world’s largest community built outdoor playground and a visible reminder of what Enid can accomplish when we all work together. |
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