History Exhibition
History ExhibitionHudson Square
Step onto the field where history was made. This immersive museum traces Jackie Robinson's journey from barrier-breaking athlete to civil rights pioneer through 40,000 images, rare artifacts, and powerful exhibits that reveal the racism he endured and the legacy he built.
Tips
June 13 at 11:30am
Bring your little ones for a morning of picture books, music breaks, and hands-on crafts celebrating athletes and activists inspired by Jackie Robinson's legacy. Each month features new stories and themed activities that make history feel like playtime.
June 13 at 11:30am
Introduce young readers to Mamie Johnson, the first woman pitcher in the Negro Leagues, through an engaging story time and hands-on craft. Kids will make their own Baseball Hall of Fame plaque to celebrate groundbreaking female athletes.
June 13 at 11:30am
Introduce little ones to Jackie Robinson's groundbreaking debut with a lively reading of "Stealing Home," then watch them craft their own paper baseball hats to take home. A sweet way to mix history with hands-on fun.
Hudson SquareOpens Friday at 11:00 AM
History ExhibitionHistory ExhibitionStep onto the field where history was made. This immersive museum traces Jackie Robinson's journey from barrier-breaking athlete to civil rights pioneer through 40,000 images, rare artifacts, and powerful exhibits that reveal the racism he endured and the legacy he built.
Tips
June 13 at 11:30am
Bring your little ones for a morning of picture books, music breaks, and hands-on crafts celebrating athletes and activists inspired by Jackie Robinson's legacy. Each month features new stories and themed activities that make history feel like playtime.
June 13 at 11:30am
Introduce young readers to Mamie Johnson, the first woman pitcher in the Negro Leagues, through an engaging story time and hands-on craft. Kids will make their own Baseball Hall of Fame plaque to celebrate groundbreaking female athletes.
June 13 at 11:30am
Introduce little ones to Jackie Robinson's groundbreaking debut with a lively reading of "Stealing Home," then watch them craft their own paper baseball hats to take home. A sweet way to mix history with hands-on fun.