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MCM Roadshow

The Madison Children’s Museum Roadshow brings mobile exhibits and maker activities to community events in Madison and the surrounding area. Create a miniature work of art to take home and get inventive with creative fort and structure building activities.
Upcoming events:
The MCM Roadshow is primarily a summer seasonal program. Roadshow events are open to the public unless otherwise noted.
August
- August 2, Parks Alive! Teresa Terrace/Hammersley Park, 5-8pm
- August 5, Sugar Maple Music Festival, noon-3 pm
- August 7, Parks Alive! Allied Park, 5-8pm
- August 9, Parks Alive! Brentwood Park, 5-8pm
- August 14, Parks Alive! Elver Park, 5-8pm
- August 19, Africa Fest, McPike Park, 10 am-1 pm
- August 20, Magic Pride Festival, Warner Park
- August 23, Parks Alive!, Meadowood Park
- August 25, Habitat for Humanity event, Kennedy Heights Community Center, 4 pm
- August 31, YWCA Block party, 5-7pm
September
- September 10, Good Neighbor Gathering, Brittingham Park
- September 12, Madison Public Market Kickoff, 5-7 pm
- September 16, Half Pint Resale, 11:30 am-1:30 pm
- September 16, Urban Triage Harvest Festival, 3:30-6:30 pm
- September 23, United Cerebral Palsy Family Frolic, 4-7pm, McGraw Park in Fitchburg
Major support for Roadshow is provided by
Jessica & Jim Yehle
Additional support is provided by
Madison South Rotary Foundation
Outreach/Inreach
In addition to bringing programs out into the community, MCM welcomed 1,200 students from MMSD’s Summer Arts Academy during June-July 2023. Over the course of 8 private group visits, each student enjoyed a free field trip to MCM with arts enrichment programming provided by guest teaching artists Djam Vivie, Elmore Lawson, and Mandjou Mara. We hope to see the students return in the coming months with their whole family using their family admission passes!
Major support for MCM’s Summer Arts Academy “inreach” programming is provided by