The Works Museum

My school hosted The Works for our Family Night, which was a great success. We had 375 attendees, and everyone—from toddlers to grandparents—was engaged and delighted. Planning the event was incredibly easy. Katy was a wonderful person to work with, as were the educators who attended on the night of the event. If you're planning an event for your school, I highly recommend this option!

My grandson (6) had a blast here. We loved the self-directed hands-on activities. His favorites were wiring up the house and adding framing. Great fun. We spent a good part of a rainy Saturday here. The two of us enjoyed watching the huge K’Nex ball machine do its thing.

Just went there today and had a lot of fun. Good for many ages and the new house segment was very enjoyable. They have a Lego wall where you can make Lego pictures and leave them there. There is a large Lego picture wall where you can see the picture and then try to make it using a battleship style grid. They have a marble coaster that took 6 MONTHS to make. There is a secret event every 15-30 minutes at the marble coaster(you will know it when you see it). There is a knex racer builder at which you can build a car/8 wheel blob to race down the track. Member ship was 25 for 3 people and you get student discounts if in a certain school and grade. Have fun!

Was super disappointed when we went today after having not been in a few years. What was once a multi level facility with many many hands on things for kids is now one room with limited activities plus a price increase. Plus a bus full of kids showed up which only added to the already packed space. Not worth the price and was much more fun before.

This is a fun unique place to test out some new activities for the kids. Definitely get there early for some quiet time before camps arrive.