Camps & Classes

Weekly classes offer your child a chance to have unique, creative fun while you explore right along with them and learn the true power of their imagination.  Classes include favorites like Paint & Play, Science Tots, Creative Ceramics.

Sign up for Spring Break Camp now.  Join us at the Museum for a week of art exploration where children will work with clay, paint and other media as they use the language of art to build artistic and social skills through interactive play and shared experiences.

Camps & classes fill up fast so register now.

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Class, Camp, Program Registration
Cancellation Policy
Accepted 08/02/2011

 

50% REFUNDABLE: If you cancel your reservation up to 14 calendar days before the start day of your camp, class or program.
NON-REFUNDABLE: If you cancel your reservation within 13 days the camp, class or program.
Portland Children’s Museum, the Center for Children’s Learning and Opal School reserve the right to cancel any camp, class or program due to insufficient enrollment or unforeseen circumstances.
  • Prorated refunds will be issued for the session which has been cancelled if only part of a series is cancelled.
  • Full refunds will be issued if a full series (full month of classes or full week of camp) is cancelled.
  • Buyers will be notified if their class, camp or program is cancelled within 1 week of the start date.

 

*Purchases of classes, camps or programs are non-transferrable.
*Purchases made by credit/debit can only be refunded to the card with which it was purchased. Please allow 5-7 business days for the transaction to be reflected on your credit/debit statement.
*Cash and check purchases can only be refunded by check with proof of payment. Please allow up to 14 business days for the check to arrive by mail.

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.

TODAY AT THE MUSEUM

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