
What to Know
- "Wired for Wonder" at Kidspace Children's Museum
- Pasadena
- The "multisensory maze for all ages" opens Feb. 15
- Included with admission
- The immersive exhibit is part of PST ART: Art & Science Collide, presented by the Getty Conservation Institute
- Look for special evening hours on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays through August 2025; these sessions will be open to adults and visitors of all ages
Mazes do perpetually and powerfully fascinate us, and it matters not if the twisty-turny experience is created from garden hedgerows or a blanket fort we built in our den: We like finding our way through curious and cool passages.
In fact, you could say we humans are "Wired for Wonder," which is the high-energy handle given to the Kidspace Children's Museum newest exhibit.
Opening Feb. 15, the "multisensory maze" features "interactive experiments and artworks," including the intriguingly named "Smell-O-Phone," allowing maze explorers to become assume the roles of both "scientist and subject."
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Among the other features of this fantastical realm? Look for domes of light, a "visual cliff," mirror-filled spaces, and a tasting bar.
The experiential maze is part of the large-scale PST ART: Art & Science Collide event, a multi-month, multi-gallery spectacular celebrating the intersections of creativity, discovery, and how the two wonderfully weave together.
There's a surprising twist to the twist-filled Kidspace maze: Adults and visitors of all ages can explore the exhibition on select evenings through August.
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"Whenever we create art experiences at Kidspace, we tune into the curiosity, intuitiveness, and creative bravery of children," says Kidspace CEO Lisa Clements.
"As adults, too many of us have learned over time to neglect our creative selves because we don't feel we have the time, talent, or serious scholarship to fully enjoy art and art-making. 'Wired for Wonder' gives us the opportunity to invited adults back into the space of scientific inquiry, creativity, play, and art."
Your daytime ticket to Kidspace gives you entry to this enchanting experience; for nighttime tickets, and more information on this "Wonder"-ful new offering at the Rose Bowl-close museum, find your way to this site now.