Explore all the fun to be had this summer in Carmel, Indiana. Get your feet wet at Monon Water Park, take a gander at The Museum of Miniature Houses, or nurture your child's artistic side at the Center for the Performing Arts.
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Explore all the fun to be had this summer in Carmel, Indiana. Get your feet wet at Monon Water Park, take a gander at The Museum of Miniature Houses, or nurture your child's artistic side at the Center for the Performing Arts.
Dive right in at Monon Water Park. If your child is looking for wet and wild adventure, this is the place to be! Ride the waves on the FlowRider, or scale the wall of the AquaClimb. Plunge down a slide at breakneck speed, or take a tranquil float down the lazy river. Complete with lily pads, adventure slides, and a zero-depth activity pool, kids will not run out of things to do at this delightful park. Take a swim at the lap pools and kiddie pools that are also available, and don't forget you can always recharge your batteries at the hot dog and concession stands.
Delight in the novelty at The Museum of Miniature Houses. The collection includes over 600 miniatures. From houses to people, your little one will enjoy looking at something their own size. Marvel in the miniatures as you check out the painstaking detail on every tiny item featured, from Victorian style homes to the reproduction of a Hoosier athlete's bicycle. An arts and crafts haven, tickets only cost $3 for children 10 and under. Museum members attend free.
Cultivate your child's artistic side at the Center for the Performing Arts. Are they interested in song, dance, instrumentation, or magic? From individual singing performances to full on symphony orchestras, there is something showing for all different tastes and interests. For littler ones, check out the Peanut Butter & Jam Saturday morning music series. Geared towards children ages 1-7, they will be able to dance and sing along - and even get to touch the instruments afterwards. Outside of the performance times, show your child where the magic happens as they get to look around the arched colonnades and empty stage on a free bi-weekly tour.
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