Creative Kids Museum, Children's museum at Telus Spark Science Centre in Calgary, Canada
The Creative Kids Museum, located within the Telus Spark Science Centre, offers hands-on exhibits featuring water play areas, climbing structures, and stations designed for scientific exploration. Visitors move through multiple interactive spaces where children can touch, experiment, and discover how things work.
The museum opened in 2011 as part of the broader expansion of Calgary's educational institutions. This launch created dedicated spaces specifically designed to support children's growth and learning.
The Moss Bag Project installation invites visitors to explore Indigenous approaches to childcare and learning through conversations with Elders and hands-on demonstrations. This section gives families a chance to understand traditions that have shaped child development in these lands for generations.
The location within Telus Spark is easy to find and open on a regular daily schedule with hours during weekdays and weekends. Families should plan to spend time exploring the various areas at their own pace.
The RESCUE exhibit places children in 17 different emergency scenarios, from operating a water jet ski to evacuating a building. These hands-on training scenes help children understand emergency responses through realistic practice.
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