Tot Spot
The Tot Spot was created with our visitors of any developmental stage in mind. It is also the perfect area for our younger friends to
At Zing Zumm Children’s Museum, we offer an impressive selection of over 20 interactive children’s museum exhibits designed for families to explore.
These engaging displays are made possible through the generous sponsorship of local businesses and organizations in Onslow County. Come and discover our diverse range of areas, where children can play, imagine, create, explore, and learn!
The Tot Spot was created with our visitors of any developmental stage in mind. It is also the perfect area for our younger friends to
Kids will feel like they are really outdoors when they explore Camp Zing Zumm. They can go camping in one of the two tent set
Grocery brought to you by Publix Supermarkets Publix Sponsor Zing Zumm Community What is in the Grocery In the marketplace, children can pretend they’re shopping
The Zing Zumm Amaze-ball is our in house plasma globe where everyone can get hands-on and experience a visual representation of how gas is turned
Sometimes playing and learning is loud, and sometimes playing and learning is more quiet. The Calming Room is a great place for a few minutes
Children can get creative with creating their own “baked” goods or pretending they’re running their own business behind the cash register. Allowing a space for
At the dental exhibit, kids can imagine what it’s like to be a real dentist with a real dental chair. There are plenty of books
It’s never too early to learn about the importance of money management. Guests can use the replica ATM to decide how much they want to
Centered around veterinary health, Claws and Paws is the perfect place for little ones to both play and pretend to be a veterinarian, as well
The Pizza Factory is the perfect exhibit for our friends to not only practice their patterns, shapes, and counting but also to pretend they are
The brand-new Farm and Apiary exhibit celebrates our local farmers and agricultural community by helping teach children where the food they eat comes from. Our
Through playing with puppets children can use their imagination to create their own characters and stories. We have a number of puppets for children to
In our construction exhibit, children are encouraged to explore their imaginations through building and creation. Our Imagination Playground and Rigamajig playsets are perfect for active
By playing on the Traverse Wall children are given the opportunity to practice their hand/feet/eye coordination, problem solving, and decision making skills, and build muscle.
Playing with trains allows children to explore their imagination and creativity while having them utilize their fine motor and problem solving skills. However they’d like
Dramatic play is a wonderful opportunity for children to explore their imaginations, practice how to work with others, and enhance social interaction skills. We have
Our Reading Room has recently undergone renovation, and is better than ever. Children can take a break from the active play of other exhibits and
We love being a part of the Eastern North Carolina community, and this exhibit is a celebration of all things ENC. Complete with a working
Kathy’s Corner always has a number of crafts on hand to engage imaginations and inspire creations; complete with cabinets and drawers full of just about
Our space exhibit offers an opportunity to not only pretend they’re a real astronaut, but also learn all about Jacksonville’s very own astronaut, Christina Koch.
With a working green screen, anyone can watch themselves on our TV while delivering the latest Jacksonville weather updates. When finished with the news segment,
The Discovery Zone is a space where children can use their hands and minds to practice patterns or counting. If they’re feeling a little more
Our House exhibit, sponsored by Anchor Real Estate, is a playful exhibit at our children’s museum where kids can step into a world of imagination.
Post Office, sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield Federal Employee Program is a lively exhibit at our children’s museum where kids can role-play as postal