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General Admission:

Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, & Saturdays: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Sundays, Mondays: Closed
Tuesdays: Closed (Field Trips only)

DAILY PLAY PASSES:

Adults- $5 (must accompany a child to visit the museum)
Child- $5
Seniors/Veterans- $3
Infants 12 months and under- FREE
Access- $3 (Any guest who presents their Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) card upon arrival will be given an admission price of $3.00 per person for up to 5 adults or children)

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION:

$55- Family Plan ( 3 people)*
$75- Group Plan (4-5 people)*
$115- Neighborhood Plan (6+ people)*

*Each plan includes 10% off of one birthday party rental

PURCHASE DAILY PLAY PASS

Purchase your Daily Play Passes or Museum Memberships online or at the door!

Directions & Parking

Getting here:

By bus:

BCTA Route 1 stops near Neighborhood North at the 7^th Ave at 13^th Street stop. For all other Public Transportation options, visit the Beaver County Transit Authority website.

By car:

Driving directions to 716 14th Street, Beaver Falls, PA , using Google map to navigate from your location.

Parking:

Free and accessible parking is available in the Museum parking lot. Ample on-street metered parking is also available near Neighborhood North.

Map:

View a Google Map of our location.

How to Visit

HOURS

General Admission:
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, & Saturdays: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Sundays, Mondays: Closed
Tuesdays: Closed (Field Trips only)

Entry and Admission

Accessible parking is available in our parking lot.
View our Social Story to help you plan for your visit.

Museum will be closed on these days:

January 1, New Year’s Day
July 4, Fourth of July
Thanksgiving closed: November 26-29
Christmas closed: December 17-26

Tips

Restrooms: One non-gendered/family restroom is located on the Museum floor. A changing area is available.

Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi is available to our museum guests.

Strollers: Stroller parking space is limited in the Museum. Please consider leaving your stroller at home or using a small umbrella-style stroller. Strollers may be parked in the alcove or near the front desk. Have a question during your visit? Ask NN staff members.

Museum Policies

Food: Please note that for the safety of all of our friends, we are a peanut free facility.
We also ask that families enjoy all food and drinks in the Maker Space area.

Language & Behavior: Language or behavior that is disruptive or threatening will result in removal from museum property.

Lost Persons: Adults are encouraged to stay with children. If accidentally separated, please see any NN staff member and they will help you locate your child.

Smoking & Firearms: Smoking, vaping, firearms, or weapons of any kind are strictly forbidden on Museum property.

8 Rules to “Break” while visiting the museum:

Children museums are just for kids. Play is for everyone!-- grown-ups and kids should have fun exploring our exhibits together.

Be Quiet. What? No way! Tell stories and share what you’re discovering as you play together at Neighborhood North.

Do not make a mess. Discover every part of the exhibit, but be sure to clean up before moving on to another exhibit.

Only play by yourself. Meet new friends and imagine together, being sure to be kind to your neighbors.

No questions. Be curious and ask tons of questions--our staff is here to help you create, explore and learn new things!

Do not use your phone. Use your phones to take photos to remember your visit and share to #NNMOP.

No eating. Please enjoy snacks, just keep any food items at the tables in our Maker Space area.

Do not touch: These exhibits are made for learning and exploration so please touch and explore

Additional museum policies:

All children under the age of 12 visiting the museum should be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or older.
Adults must accompany a child to visit the museum.
Service animals accompanying disabled visitors are welcome.
Smoking, including electronic smoking, is not permitted inside the museum and within 5 feet of entrance.
No weapons of any kind are permitted on the museum premises.
Restrooms are reserved for guest use only.

Accessibility

Neighborhood North actively works to ensure access for ALL children and their grown-ups, regardless of zip code, learning differences, economic status, race, or gender. Learn more about our accessibility at the museum here.

If your family requires specific accommodations, please contact us ahead of your visit.

ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION

Still have questions?

We want your family to have the best experience possible.
Get in touch with us and we'll be happy to help!