Get into The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures for FREE with a donation of craft supplies.
Do you have a craft closet, a studio, or a couple of totes in your storage room full of crafting odds and ends that were too good to throw away, but if you’re being really honest, you know you’ll never use them again? I DO!
For me, it’s the bottom cabinet of my hutch. Under there, you’ll find everything from hot glue sticks to pipe cleaners to hooked-on phonics books cut up and turned into hats. I go through phases of craftiness, and it shows.
If you (or someone in your family), like me, experience your artsiness in fits of enthusiasm and hoard your supplies accordingly, I have good news. Our time has come!
Photo Courtesy of Olivia Christensen
Craft Supplies Drive
The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures is running low on craft supplies, so between now and August 28, 2024, they will be accepting donations in lieu of its usual admission fee ($10 for adults 18 – 64, $5 for kids 6 – 17, $8 for Seniors over 65, and Free for ages 0-5).
High Priority Items
- Cotton fabric scraps (at least 11×14″)
- Buttons
- Rickrack
- Ribbons
They will also accept other general craft supplies, such as crayons, colored pencils, popsicle sticks, and felt.
So, pull out your storage bins for a free day of fun at the National Museum of Toys and Miniatures!
Located at 5235 Oak St, Kansas City, MO 64112
