Buell Children's Museum

The Buell Children's Museum is a place where children can explore and experiment across multiple zones. Visitors find interactive areas for creative work, scientific activities, and performance art all in one facility.

The museum began as an expansion of an arts center in the 1980s and later became its own independent space. This growth reflects how the focus on children's learning and creativity continued to develop.

Children explore Mexican traditions through hands-on activities such as tile painting and trying traditional instruments in the museum's exhibitions. These experiences introduce them to practical crafts and artistic practices from that culture.

The museum welcomes visitors with different areas that are easy to move through and explore. It is designed as a place where families can spend time together trying different activities.

One exhibit lets children control lights, sounds, and videos simply by moving their bodies. This interactive feature turns learning into a physical experience.

Location: Pueblo

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Operator: Sangre de Cristo Arts Center & Conference Center

Phone: +1(719)2957200

Website: https://sdc-arts.org/buellchildrensmuseum.html

GPS coordinates: 38.26963,-104.60668

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:42