A MUSEUM WHERE YOU CAN BLOW OUT YOUR CANDLES

Portland Children’s Museum is still the best and most affordable way for you to celebrate your child’s birthday!   Call us at (503) 471-9911 to reserve your party date.

basic blast


Our most affordable party package

  • Party room for 90 minutes
  • Museum admission for up to 33 guests (15 can be children)
  • Earth-friendly plates, silverware, and cups for 33


Member Price: $160
Non-Member Price: $200

A $5 additional fee will be charged for each child beyond the 15 allowed. No more than 33 people allowed per party.

 

crafty kids party

The perfect mix of creative play and celebration

  • Party room for 90 minutes
  • Museum admission for up to 33 guests (15 can be children)
  • Earth-friendly plates, silverware, and cups for 33
  • Craft: With the assistance from a Museum staff member, create a memorable master piece to take home.
    Choose from the following: Drawstring backpack, treasure chest, or drum.
  • Limit one craft per child. Host, please indicate the craft preference when booking

Member:  $215
Non-Member:  $250

A $10 additional fee will be charged for each child beyond the 15 allowed. No more than 33 people allowed per party.

after-hour event rentals

After-Hour Rental FAQ’s click here.
Have the Museum to yourself from 5:30-7:30pm.

  • Up to 50 guests (25 can be children)
  • Use of party room and/or lobby seating
  • The Clay Studio or The Garage are available at an additional charge

Member: $400
Non-Member: $450

TIPS FOR YOUR VISIT

"Less" can actually mean "more"
The Museum is big – you don’t have to see it all in one day or rush through. In fact, the more time your child spends in an exhibit the more engaged he can become in the activities, which can lead to increased learning.

Follow your child’s lead.
Children often surprise us with their interests. Observe your child. What types of activities does your child enjoy most? What activities keep your child’s attention the longest? These observations help you to understand and appreciate your child more.

“Read it again, mom/dad!” Repetition, repetition, repetition.
Young children can also exasperate us with their singular fascinations, but those are an important part of child development as children learn through repetition.

We have more tips and tricks for your visit to the Museum in our Museum FAQ Page. And of course, you can always ask one of our friendly staff members for help anytime during your visit.

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