Come and Explore
At the St. George Children’s Museum, every exhibit is designed to invite children and families to discover, imagine, and create through hands-on play. Our exhibits are spread across two 10,000-square-foot floors, each with its own focus. The Main Floor centers on community and careers, helping children explore the people, places, and professions that shape the world around them. The Lower Floor is designed to spark imagination, creativity, and discovery through storytelling, art, science, exploration, and open-ended play.
Main Floor
The Main Floor gives children the chance to step into familiar community spaces and try on a variety of roles. They can build in the Construction Zone, sponsored by the Southern Utah Home Builders Association (SUBA); explore farming and agriculture; care for animals in the veterinary exhibit, sponsored by Red Hills Animal Hospital; work in the auto garage, sponsored by Stephen Wade Auto Center; or imagine a journey through the Airport. The floor also features an interactive train play area sponsored by 435Locals, the Tuacahn Theater, a radio station sponsored by Canyon Media, a bank sponsored by State Bank of Southern Utah, and Lin’s Grocery Store. Together, these exhibits encourage children to explore how a community works and the many ways people contribute to it.
Main Floor Exhibit Spaces
SUHBA Costruction Exhibit
Red Hills Animal Hospital and Farm Exhibits
Stephen Wade Auto Center
Tuacahn Center for the Arts and Canyon Media Radio Station
Kid’s State Bank of Southern Utah 
Lin’s Market
Lower Floor
The Lower Floor opens the door to worlds of imagination and exploration. Children can dive beneath the waves in the Under-the-Sea Submarine, test their skills in the sports exhibit sponsored by Utah Tech University, explore the Desert Discovery Room, or travel back in time in the dinosaur-themed Prehistoric Adventure Room, sponsored by TCN. They can also create in the Art and Music Rooms, explore stories in the Storybook Castle and lending library, and investigate science, engineering, and space exploration in the Event Horizon SpaceWorks Science Room. Each space is designed to give children room to create, experiment, pretend, and follow their curiosity wherever it leads.
Lower Floor Exhibit Spaces
UT Sports Exhibit
Desert Discovery Exhibit
TCN Prehistoric Adventure 
The Lending Library
The Music Room
Visual Art Exhibit
Take a 3D Tour of the Museum
Want to explore before you visit? Take a virtual walk through the St. George Children’s Museum with our Matterport 3D Tour. Move through both floors, look around our exhibit spaces, and get a feel for the Museum from wherever you are. It’s a great way to plan your visit, preview the Museum with your family, or simply discover what’s waiting for you inside. Virtual Tour Sponsored by: Jared Van Meter, book him now for your own virtual tour needs at [email protected]


