Charles and Linda Williams 
Cici and Hyatt Brown 
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Lowell and Nancy Lohman
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We Are Closed to Daily Public Admission
As of March 29, The Cici & Hyatt Brown Museum of Art, Science & History (formerly MOAS) is closed to daily visitors as we prepare for our future museum campus expansion and transformation project.
While our buildings are closed:
Select Planetarium events continue
Programs are happening throughout the community
To see what’s coming up, visit Upcoming Events
If you have questions, please email info@moas.org
Located in a separate wing, the Charles and Linda Williams Children's Museum is the only hands-on science center between Jacksonville and Orlando. The 9,300 square-foot addition opened in November 2008.
The Children's Museum is home to interactive exhibits that demonstrate various principles of science, including a race track, doctor and radiologist exhibits, tennis ball launcher, video light microscope, a make-believe pizza parlor, and more!
The exhibits are designed by Hands-On, Inc. an award-winning exhibition design firm with clients from major cities around the world. Primary funding for this project was provided by Charles and Linda Williams, Volusia County ECHO, and community sponsors.
The Children's Museum is designed to be a fun, safe place for children to play with educational exhibits that explore their senses, challenge their minds, and give them the opportunity to learn about science!
Reminder: The Museum campus is closed for daily visitation. Check our 'Upcoming Events' calendar for special programs and events!
Welcome Visitors!
We Are Closed to Daily Public Admission
As of March 29, the Museum of Arts & Sciences is closed to daily visitors as we prepare for our future expansion.
While our buildings are closed:
Select Planetarium events continue
Programs are happening throughout the community
To see what’s coming up, visit
If you have questions, please email
Our pepperoni is no phoney baloney! Well actually it is. This exhibit provides a space where our young guests can imagine they are operating a pizza restaurant. They can create soft sculptures of pizza using real pizza pans and peels, bake a pizza in a lighted brick “oven”, ring up the order on a cash register, and serve customers seated at cafe tables. This experience encourages creativity and cooperation while building essential math and life skills.
Local artist and art teacher, Steve Hardock, created a beautiful 5' by 22' mural for the Children's Museum classroom. Children's can take hands-on fun to a new level in guided classes taught by the MOAS education team. This space can also be rented for children's birthday parties.
