Bronzeville Children’s Museum ahead of the COVID-19 curve - Chicago Reader

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But in the face of COVID-19, the museum closed its doors in March until further notice: no summer field trips and weekend programs, no “Smart Money Week” program, no Juneteenth event. “My mom, she’s my shero,” she says. “She’s the most amazing woman I know. Incredible, just full of knowledge, and just a very important person to the city of Chicago.”

Geared toward kids ages three to nine, the museum expanded and moved to its current location on 93rd and Stony Island in 2000. There, they can learn about healthy eating and exercise while walking on kid-sized treadmills, see the inventions of African American inventors, be immersed in S.T.E.M., and tour the people and landmarks that make up historic Bronzeville—all without leaving the museum doors.

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