Exploration Station
Created with some of our youngest visitors and their caretakers in mind, the Exploration Station provides a space for movement, play, and learning.
Know Before You Go
Aquarium educators can be found facilitating different activities in the Exploration Station throughout the day, including storytime, but visitors are welcome to explore the space on their own, too.
- Though the space is designed to support our young learners, anyone is welcome! The Exploration Station can provide moments of quiet and rest among the busy exhibit galleries.
- Sit in a comfy beanbag and read a book, build a structure with fish blocks, or play with our sensory-friendly elements.
Animals at the Aquarium
MA STEM WEEK
Learn What It's Like to Be a Turtle Doctor
From October 20-24, celebrate Mass STEM Week at the Aquarium! During your visit, join our team daily at 12:00 p.m. for a hands-on look at what it’s like to work in our Sea Turtle Hospital and help “rehabilitate” a sick, stranded, sea turtle plush.
ABOUT THE EXHIBIT
Introducing the Exploration Station
In a reimagined space at the Aquarium, educators are helping some of our youngest visitors learn about the environment.
Take a Look Around
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The Community Wall displays art created by visitors Photo: Vanessa Kahn -
A young visitor explores sensory activities Photo: Marisa Bernal -
A reading nook allows visitors to learn more from ocean-themed books Photo: Vanessa Kahn -
A visitor participates in an activity at Exploration Station Photo: Vanessa Kahn
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