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cMoe is more than a Children’s Museum! We are a leader in informal education and a convener for joyful learning experiences. We value the role we’ve played in connecting families and transforming communities over the years. We are committed to providing a safe and healthy place for children to learn, explore, create, and discover.

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Hours of Operation

Sunday: 12 PM - 5 PM
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday-Thursday: 9 AM - 4 PM
Friday: 9 AM - 5 PM
Saturday: 9 AM - 5 PM

Holiday, private rentals and seasonal exceptions may apply. Last admittance to cMoe is 30 minutes prior to closing. Evansville is in the Central Time Zone and observes Daylight Savings Time. Please contact 812-643-cMoe (2663) for questions regarding museum hours.

Guests can reserve tickets in advance of their visit or may purchase their tickets at the front desk upon arrival. Click here to reserve your tickets to play! 

ACM Reciprocal Network

cMoe is a participating member of the ACM Reciprocal Network. If you are visiting from out of town and have a Reciprocal Level Membership, please call prior to your visit in order to receive your ACM Reciprocal Discount.

Code of Conduct

We are committed to providing a healthy and safe environment. Please partner with us in our efforts by following our Code of Conduct, which reads:

General Behavior

  • Visitors must respect others and their space. Spaces are not permitted to be blocked off for exclusive use.
  • Follow all the instructions provided by the Children’s Museum staff and volunteers and signage.

Safety

  • Children (under 18 years old) must be always supervised by an adult.
  • Adults must sign their children in for Birthday Parties, including if the children are being dropped off and are being supervised by an assigned adult at the Birthday Party.
  • Adults (18+) are unable to enter without children. Adults can request a tour, which will be conducted by the Children’s Museum management staff.
  • All Visitors/Vendors must sign in at the front desk and wear an identification tag.
  • No running, climbing, or rough housing, except in designated areas meant for active play. Climbing is prohibited on the exterior of climbing structures.
  • Dangerous or disruptive behavior, such as throwing objects or pushing, is prohibited.
  • Only use galleries, exhibits and materials as intended.
  • Strollers must be stored in designated areas and kept clear of general traffic pathways. If there is not a designated area, strollers must be kept out of the doorways and access areas to exhibits.
  • Please avoid bringing in large items (oversized bags, etc.) so as not block access to exhibits or create a tripping hazard. Objects found unsupervised will be removed by Children’s Museum staff and reported in lost and found.

Respect for the Children’s Museum 

  • Do not damage or deface exhibits, facilities, or property.
  • Food and drinks are allowed only in designated areas.
  • Party rooms are only allowed for booked reservations, unless noted otherwise.

Health and Hygiene 

  • Practice good hygiene, including hand-washing before using certain exhibits.
  • Stay home if feeling unwell or showing symptoms of illness.

Inclusivity 

  • The Children’s Museum strives to create an environment that is welcoming to all; discrimination or harassment of any kind will not be tolerated.

Photography and Technology

  • Personal photography is usually allowed but only for non-commercial use.
  • Flash photography or tripods are prohibited.
  • Be mindful of others when using mobile devices.
  • Please visit our Photography/Video Release Statement.

Prohibited Items 

  • Weapons, harmful substances, or hazardous items are strictly prohibited.
  • cMoe is a non-smoking and non-vaping facility. Smoking and use of vapes are only permitted outside of the facility and must be 25 feet away from any of the Children’s Museum entrances.
  • Pets are not allowed, except for service animals. Service animals must follow the Indiana service/assistant animal guidelines.

Consequences 

  • Failure to follow the code of conduct may result in the removal from the Children’s Museum without a refund.
  • In extreme cases, local law enforcement may be contacted.