Liichokoshkomo’
A place to learn and play
in the Museum’s backyard
in the Museum’s backyard
Liichokoshkomo’ is more than 100,000 square feet dedicated to learning and family fun. Engaging activities and learning by doing bring history to life for museum guests of all ages, with emphasis on purposeful play.
STEAM activities, guided learning and expert-led classes give families a different way to experience history and culture. Hands-on and special event activities will include:
- Plot constellations
- Grind corn
- Add to a weaving on a giant loom
- Load a pioneer wagon to hypothesize your journey West
- Dodge a geyser
- Learn from science experiments
- Hear from cross-cultural storytellers
Events
Sunday Spiro Spotlight – Anita Fields
Virtual Living History Performance: York: Explorer
Kids Take Over the Cowboy – Become an Explorer
Crafts and Art Educational Projects
Annie Oakley Society
Liichokoshkomo’ is a project of the Annie Oakley Society. Its mission is to build and sustain world-class educational experiences for children and families to teach the rich history of the American West for generations to come. Special thanks to the Annie Oakley Society’s members, who have helped make the space possible.
