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21 StrongThrough the acceptance and respect of all individuals, we allow everyone to thrive and their gifts to shine. ~21 Strong

Accessibility Day at Stepping Stones​ Museum

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Who: 21 Strong Families - all ages 

Where:  Stepping Stones Museum for Children
              Matthews Park
              303 West Avenue
              Norwalk, CT  06850
              (203) 899-0606

Future Dates:  
  • September 9
  • October 14
  • November 11
  • December 9


What:    Fun, hands-on children's museum with lots of great "engaging and educational exhibits and experiences that give children, families and educators twice the space to discover, learn and grow."  

Cost:     FREE  - Accessibility Day is the second Saturday of each month, and the museum gives free all-day admission to families of children with special needs.  There is free parking available as well. There is also a playground (with a water sprinkler) across the parking lot.

Details:  The museum is open from 9-5pm.   You can go during any time during the day if you can't make it in the morning.

The museum has a cafe/kitchen that has simple food for purchase (chicken fingers, pizza, sandwiches, etc.), and they have recently added some healthy options like hummus, fresh fruit, apple slices, yogurt.  They are a nut-free establishment and have gluten-free chicken fingers on the menu.  There are also many picnic tables around Matthews Park in case you want to bring a picnic lunch and eat outside.  The museum allows re-entry if you keep your receipt.  There is a park outside across the parking lot - there is even sprinklers in the summer!


Please visit the website for Stepping Stones for details by clicking here.
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Tween Beat meet up March 11, 2017
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