Orpheum Children's Museum

The Orpheum Theater, now home to the Orpheum Children's Science Museum, has a rich history dating back to 1914. It was originally built on the site of a vaudeville theater from 1904, serving as a venue for both live performances and film projections. Over the years, it underwent several renovations and changes in ownership, before finally becoming a children's museum in 1994.

The Orpheum Children's Science Museum

Today, the Orpheum Theater is home to the Orpheum Children's Science Museum. The museum offers interactive exhibits and supports a variety of camps and clubs for children. The building is currently undergoing restoration, reflecting its ongoing commitment to preserving its historical significance while providing a fun and educational environment for children.

Interactive Exhibits and Activities at the Museum

The Orpheum Children's Science Museum offers a range of interactive exhibits that engage children in hands-on learning experiences. In addition to these exhibits, the museum also supports a variety of camps and clubs, providing children with further opportunities to explore and learn in a fun and supportive environment.