The Bruce Museum combines art, science, and natural history. Its exhibits tell the unique story of Connecticut and the environment as it was over 600 years ago.

Located in Niantic, the Children’s Museum of Southeastern Connecticut features many different interactive exhibits for toddler and preschool-aged children.

The Connecticut Children’s Museum features exhibits appropriate for preschool and elementary aged children. The museum’s interactive exhibits cover subjects such as music, language, reading, and art.

The Custom House Maritime Museum, located in downtown New London, tells the history of the local waterfront through artifacts, tours, and events.

Located at Southern Connecticut State University, the Ethnic Heritage Center celebrates diversity while recognizing a common humanity among cultures.

At the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center, learn about the Abolitionist movement and Harriet Beecher Stowe, the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin and historic documents about 19th-century social issues.

With hands-on indoor exhibits and an outdoor learning center, Imagine Nation offers visitors an interactive way to learn on topics on science, art and social topics.

Explore 280 acres of untouched land at Indian Rock Nature Preserve. At the Preserve’s Barnes Nature Center, study environmental studies and culture with focus on nature, Native Americans, and more.

Kidcity is a children’s museum designed for children from ages 1 to 7. This museum features three floors of one-of-a-kind exhibits that encourage imaginative play.