Special family event featuring hands-on STEM activities, paper airplane building, aircraft tours, and interactive learning designed to spark children's interest in aviation and history.
National Warplane Museum
At the National Warplane Museum, we believe history should inspire curiosity — especially for the next generation. That's why we created Flying Objects: Kids Day, a special event designed to engage young visitors through hands-on activities, discovery, and fun.
During Flying Objects, children and families are invited to explore the principles of flight, engineering, and aviation history through a series of creative activities, including:
Flying Objects Kids Day introduces young minds to the excitement of aviation, history, and science in a welcoming, family-friendly environment. By connecting real-world aircraft and vehicles with hands-on learning, the event sparks curiosity and builds a lasting appreciation for aviation and the people who shaped its history.
Proceeds from Kids Day help fund the Museum's education programs, restoration work, and ongoing youth outreach initiatives — ensuring that the next generation has every opportunity to explore, learn, and be inspired.
Affordably priced with families in mind; proceeds fund education programs