Christina G.
Yelp
It's just the coolest, quirkiest place! Once known as a collection, (and in this day and age, more likely known as hoarding), one lady's lifelong acquisitions are turned into a Living Museum. What does that mean? You can interact with all the pieces, and rearrange them, leaving your own interpretation of an exhibit, or unique stamp on the place. If you're not sure what to make of the jars of marbles, stacks of toy trucks, or bins of Christmas ornaments, turn to the exhibits that are set up to encourage play. My parents and I loved the musical instrument corner -- various instruments, and pots and pans, are strung from the ceiling. The entire floor is covered in bouncey balls. Take a ball, throw it at a drum, a gong, a xylophone, and make "music." The Living Library also had a build-a-story-book section. Little surprises like costume pieces, and chalkboard challenges are hiding in every corner. We spent about 30 minutes in here, but you could easily spend longer exploring and playing. And the interactive exhibits change. To me, this is the perfect kind of place for a first date. It's just $1 donation to get in too!