Book Club launched only 4 days ago and there are already over 600 requests! Book Club is a new partnership coordinated by your Explorations V to mail a FREE book to any child who needs one in Polk…
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Any essential worker with proof of employment can receive FREE day camps for children age 5-10 (maybe age 5-9) at Explorations V Children’s Museum. Book by the day. Enhanced cleaning and safety procedures in place. Certified teachers assist…
Ever want to design an exhibit? Have a favorite way to play from childhood that you would love to teach to thousands of kids? Now is your chance to be an exhibit developer at Explorations V Children’s Museum…
Events are postponed until further notice. Highlighted by evening piano recitals at the Polk Museum of Art on March 26th and 27th, the Swan City Piano Festival is a 3-day event in beautiful downtown Lakeland featuring world-class pianists…
Lakeland, FL – Classic Albums Live returns to the RP Funding Center with five iconic album performances for the 2018 Summer series. The Series Pass goes on sale on March 1 at 9:30 a.m. The RP Funding Center’s…
This event will be rescheduled. INVITATION to ATTEND MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 / 8AM-11:30AM Doors Open 7:30am The focus of the 4th Annual Sm(ART) Business Symposium, “Educating an Innovative Workforce,” is connecting the dots by infusing arts into…
Due to disruptions caused by Hurricane Irma, the Museum has rescheduled, postponed, or canceled several events: Polk State Day originally scheduled Sept. 7 is rescheduled for Sept. 19 Art Lab originally scheduled Sept. 9 is rescheduled for Sept. 23.…
Night at the Museum 7:00pm, Saturday, May 20, 2017 Explorations V Children’s Museum The Jazz Age. The Mad Decade. The Flapper Era. The Roaring Twenties. There are many names for this time period, but they all describe the…
It has been suggested that there are five American thinkers and inventors who have changed the way we live today: Thomas Jefferson, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Steve Jobs, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright (1867-1959) is generally regarded as…