Accessibility

At the Children’s Museum we believe in providing opportunities for all children, and their partners in play, to experience the museum. We do this by removing barriers, improving access, valuing diversity, and nurturing a welcoming space for our guests, staff, and volunteers. 

We are always listening, learning, and developing new resources – your requests and/or feedback is welcomed by our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Committee at general@childrensmuseum.com.

Learn more about the accessibility programs and resources currently available that may help to support your visit below.

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Access2 Program

Access2 Program

The award-winning Access 2 Program is a collaborative partnership between Easter Seals and over 500 movie theatres, cultural attractions, entertainment venues, and recreation facilities across Canada. Designed for people of all ages who have a permanent disability and require the assistance of a support person, the goal of the Access 2 Program is to improve social inclusion and provide access to entertainment, cultural, and recreation opportunities and experiences without any added financial burden.

Canoo

Canoo

Canoo is every new Canadian citizen’s and permanent resident’s VIP access pass to Canada, offering free and discounted access to over 2,000 of the country’s best culture, nature, and recreation experiences, plus exclusive deals that provide major savings. Canoo is your companion as you settle into your new life in Canada. Canoo is built and managed by the Institute for Canadian Citizenship, a small independent charity, and membership is free.

First Language Library

First Language Library

Kids play the same in every language! That’s why our museum now offers brochures in multiple different languages, ensuring that all guests can access information in the language they are most comfortable with.

Free2Play Access Program

Free2Play Access Program

The Free2Play Access Program brings under-supported children to the Children’s Museum for general admission, school visits, day camps, special events, and after-school clubs FREE OF CHARGE! The program is open to qualifying Manitoba schools, registered day cares, social service organizations, and individuals.

Explore-Abilities Access Program

Explore-Abilities Access Program

The Explore-Abilities Access Program aims to provide adapted museum experiences and a range of visitor services and resources designed for children of all abilities to have fun and enjoy interactive, hands-on learning in a safe and accessible facility.