Savannah Children's Museum

At Coastal Heritage Society sites in Savannah, generations connect to history.

Your donations help fund CHS All In initiatives, including free museum admission for families receiving public benefits, thereby removing barriers and creating opportunities for curiosity, connection, and lifelong learning at sites like Georgia State Railroad Museum.

“This museum is a participant in the Museum for All program. Because of our WIC card we got in free. This place is amazing for all kids, no matter the age. The train ride was exceptional. They were very informative and I will be stopping back by very soon with my child.” — Kayla R.

As we commemorate our nation’s 250th anniversary and preserve the places where history was made, we invite you to support our mission with a special gift of $250 or by becoming a sustaining donor with a recurring $25 monthly contribution.

Every gift helps expand preservation, education, and community access.

Donate: bit.ly/AnnualFundCHS

Have you signed up your child yet for any Summer STEAM Wednesdays with 4-H for children ages 10-12?

The first one is this Wednesday June 17th, 1-2PM at tne STEAM Center at Savannah Children’s Museum.

Designed for students ages 10-12, with older youth welcome, these interactive, one-hour sessions explore science, nature, genetics, conservation, and environmental education through engaging activities and discovery-based learning.

Sign up for individual sessions or the complete program series.

Included with museum admission. Free for Coastal Heritage Society members. Limited spots available.

Programs are 1-2PM June 17 (Inherited Traits) and July 1 (Pollinators); 10-11AM July 22 (Plant ID), July 29 (Endangered animals and habitats), and Aug. 5 (Water Cycle).

Pre-registration required. To RSVP: [email protected] or 912-651-4292.

Details: https://bit.ly/4xwHR0D

Enjoy this glimpse of our recent field trips and daily summer themes like Water Wednesday at Savannah Children’s Museum.

Campers from Camp Moon River at Savannah Country Day School learned all about patterns in science this week in our new indoor STEAM Center.

Water Wednesday with campers from Bryan County Schools and museum visitors.

Join us this summer for daily themes, Wednesday-Sunday, 9am-2pm.

History happened here.

Your donations help fund field trips to Coastal Heritage Society sites like Pin Point Heritage Museum, so students can connect with the stories, culture, and history that shaped our community.

“This was an awesome experience for my students. They learned so much about Gullah culture and were immersed in it. Our tour guide made it a very engaging experience, and students had the opportunity to question her and interact with her. I definitely recommend this place!” — teacher Michelle Autrey

In honor of our nation’s 250th anniversary and the places where history happened, please consider making a special gift of $250 to support preservation, education, and access for our community.

Donate here: bit.ly/AnnualFundCHS