Noon Year’s Eve at Betty Brinn
December 31 @ 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Celebrate 2026 early! The Betty Brinn Children’s Museum is excited to announce the return of New Year’s Eve at Noon or Noon Year’s Eve! Can’t stay up ’til midnight? The Betty Brinn Children’s Museum has you covered! Ring in 2026 early during the annual celebration. Enjoy a live DJ and dance party with Kid Boogie Down, face painting, festive programming (confetti poppers, wishing wand noisemakers, party hats) and an exciting countdown to the beach ball drop at noon!
Let the whole family celebrate together in a fun, kid-friendly environment!
Members get exclusive, early access from 9-11 a.m. Special event tickets are required. This event will sell out. Advance online reservations are highly recommended. Walk-up tickets will not be guaranteed.
Admission:
$20 Non-Member
$10 Member
Only 750 tickets will be available.
There will be no walk-up tickets.
Buy Your Tickets in Advance. They go on sale November 7! Buy Here.
Recommended for children of all ages.
Betty Brinn’s Mission Statement:
The Betty Brinn Children’s Museum is dedicated to providing hands-on educational experiences that help children build fundamental cognitive, social, emotional and physical skills during their formative years, and to educating adults about the profound influence of early learning on a child’s academic and lifelong success. Museum exhibits and programs reflect developmental milestones recognized by the National Association for the Education of Young Children, as well as state and national academic standards, and promote school readiness by focusing on early literacy; beginning science, technology, engineering, arts, and math concepts; the development of planning and problem-solving skills; cooperation, self-esteem and self-discipline; and physical coordination. The Museum enables adults to share educational experiences with children and provides information about child development, learning styles and effective parenting. The Museum is committed to ensuring access by all children and families in the community.
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