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re you searching for a socially-distanced indoor activity? These area museums offer history, science, art and more. Don’t forget to bring a mask!
CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF OSWEGO (CMOO) Looking for an option north of town? Children can visit town square, play with water and learn about lake effect snow and the recycling process. Where: 7 W. Bridge St., Oswego. Admission: $8/adults; $8/children ages 1 and up. More information: cmoo.org.
ERIE CANAL MUSEUM The Erie Canal Museum features eight permanent exhibits, including a canal town, full-size replica boat and children’s area. Don’t forget to also check out the museum’s annual Gingerbread Gallery – included in your admission fee through January 10. Where: 318 Erie Blvd E., Syracuse. Admission: $10/adults; $7/seniors (65+); $4/children ages 3-17; free/children ages 2 and under. More information: eriecanalmuseum.org.
EVERSON MUSEUM OF ART Do you have an artist in the family? The Everson Museum of Art is home to approximately 11,000 pieces of art, according to its website, including ceramics, photography, videos, paintings and sculptures. 24
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Where: 401 Harrison St., Syracuse. Admission: $8/adults; $6/seniors (65+); $6/students; Free/children (ages 12 and under). More information: everson.org.
MILTON J. RUBENSTEIN MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (MOST) View life-sized dinosaurs in the Dino Zone, visit the Earth Science Discovery Cave, learn about the human body and more. During weekends in January, families can also check out Nature’s Ninjas, an interactive exhibit that explores the self-defense mechanisms (venom, size and more) of animals – free with admission. Where: 500 S Franklin St., Syracuse. Admission: $12/adults; $10/seniors; $10/children (ages 2-10). More information: most.org.
ONONDAGA HISTORICAL MUSEUM Located in downtown Syracuse, this free museum explores the history of Onondaga County. Current exhibits focus on Syracuse China, Salina Street, the Underground Railroad and more. Where: 321 Montgomery St., Syracuse. Admission: Free. More information: cnyhistory.org.
Advance reservations are required. Visit each website for more information.