The Museum Collection

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The Farm exhibit is a hands-on adventure for young agriculturalists. Here, kids can explore a miniature farm filled with real-life animals, including chickens and rabbits. With so many activities to enjoy, children will develop a love for nature and learn about the importance of farming and sustainability.

The Main Street exhibit transports visitors to 1943, a time of bustling activity and historic significance. From the bustling shops and bustling streets to the vintage vehicles and period costumes, children can immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and experiences of a simpler time.

The Animal Room is a haven for animal lovers of all ages. Here, children can get up close and personal with a variety of fascinating creatures, including snakes, lizards, turtles, and even insects. 

Meet & Greets Occur at 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM

A beloved furry friend that is a constant companion to children, offering comfort and companionship during their exploration of the museum's exhibits. Kodi can often be found interacting with visitors, posing for photos, or simply hanging out in the lobby.

The Mini Nature Center is a miniature world of natural beauty. Here, young explorers can discover the wonders of the great outdoors without ever leaving the museum. The center is home to a variety of plants, insects, and small animals, providing children with a hands-on opportunity to learn about the interconnectedness of nature.

Chuckles the Groundhog is a beloved local celebrity, known for his annual appearance on Groundhog Day. 

 This exhibit encourages creativity and collaboration, providing a space for children to experience the magic of storytelling through performance. Let your imagination soar and discover the joy of puppetry! 

52 acre nature preserve features a pond, covered bridge, and walking trails. On-site teaching facility operated by the Lutz Children’s Museum.

Revolving exhibits of children’s artwork are hung in a hallway gallery along with occasional works by professional artists. We are grateful to the artists who fill the museum with color and their teachers who bestow it upon the Lutz.