


Coral Springs Museum of Art
About
The Coral Springs Museum of Art offers families a welcoming introduction to the visual arts through rotating exhibitions and hands-on children's programs. With dedicated family workshops and art classes designed for young creators, it's an intimate cultural space where kids can both appreciate art and make their own masterpieces without the overwhelming crowds of larger museums.
Highlights
- ✓Hands-on children's art classes taught by experienced instructors
- ✓Interactive family workshops that encourage creating art together
- ✓Rotating exhibitions featuring diverse artists and styles to spark conversations
- ✓Engaging cultural programs and events throughout the year
- ✓Intimate gallery size that prevents sensory overload for younger visitors
Pro Tips
- 1.Visit on Tuesday or Thursday evenings when the museum stays open until 8:00 PM for a quieter, less crowded experience perfect for families.
- 2.Sign up for children's art classes in advance as they fill up quickly, especially during school breaks and summer months.
- 3.Pack a small sketch pad and pencils so kids can draw inspiration from the artwork they see in the galleries.
- 4.Check the website before visiting to see which exhibitions are currently displayed,some shows are more kid-friendly than others.
- 5.Free admission makes this an excellent budget-friendly option; consider making a donation to support their children's programming.
Best Time to Visit
Saturday mornings from 10:00 AM to noon offer the freshest experience with smaller crowds, or try Tuesday/Thursday evenings for a peaceful after-dinner cultural outing when many families are home doing homework routines.
What to Know
Admission is free, making this an affordable family activity, and parking is available in the adjacent lot. The museum is stroller-accessible, though the compact space is easy to navigate even with younger walkers.
Seasonal Notes
Summer art camps and holiday-themed workshops are popular offerings. The museum occasionally closes between exhibition installations, so check the calendar before planning your visit. Air-conditioned comfort makes this an ideal rainy day or hot summer afternoon activity in South Florida.
Nearby Eats
Grab lunch or dinner at nearby Rosie's Bar & Grill (American comfort food with a kids' menu) or stop by Chick-fil-A on Coral Springs Drive for quick, reliable kid-friendly fare just minutes from the museum.
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