Kids
Actor’s Co-Op/Black Box Theatre
Producing six main stage productions each season, an alternative season known as the Beehive, a theatre-training program, and several arts outreach programs. The Actors Co-op is dedicated to providing entertaining, thought-provoking, and inventive theatre to the Knoxville area.
American Museum of Science and Energy
Museum and science center for the adjacent Oak Ridge National Lab, one of the largest nuclear research complexes in the world.
Children’s Museum of Oak Ridge
As a unique educational resource, the museum provides children with the opportunity to learn while playing in order to create, discover, solve, and experience within non-traditional, interactive exhibit galleries.
East Tennessee Discovery Center
The East Tennessee Discovery Center showcases natural history, world culture, and student art. The center also features a planetarium and hands-on activities.
Fort Kid
This elaborate play structure was built by volunteers during the city's 1991 Bicentennial Celebration and is located between the Victorian Houses and the Knoxville Museum of Art. With its thousands of square feet of slides, rides and swings, Fort Kid is a popular destination for school, church and daycare groups. 1050 World's Fair Park.
Girl Scout Museum at Daisy’s Place
A c ollection of memorabilia representing 80 years of Girl Scouting in Tennessee. Holdings include early Girl Scout uniforms, badges, international Girl Scout and Girl Guide items, and a one-of-a-kind Girl Scout doll once shown at the Smithsonian.
Ijams Nature Center
A nature and wildlife sanctuary and environmental education center with over 160 acres of protected woodlands and meadows, five miles of nature trails, and a boardwalk on the river that houses an Exhibit Hall and shop and hosts public programs, live animal presentations, and naturalist-led tours.
Interact Children's Theatre
InterAct is the only theatre in this region that provides fully accessible children's theatre to East Tennessee's deaf community.
Knoxville Zoo
Discover a world of wonder at Knoxville Zoo, home to more than 800 animals and world-class naturalistic habitats. Visit Kids Cove, a children’s play place, opening in April 2005.
Museum of Appalachia in Norris
Nestled on 65 beautifully landscaped acres, this museum complex is "the most authentic and complete replica of pioneer Appalachian life in the world" and features dozens of authentic log structures, an extensive craft, gift, and antique shop, a restaurant, an Appalachian Hall of Fame building, and a large display building.
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