The museum occupies a repurposed historic building originally constructed in the late 19th century.
The facility features a unique 'Schuss' climbing structure that spans multiple levels.
The museum includes a permanent exhibit dedicated to space exploration and physics.
Exhibits are frequently rotated and updated to reflect local community interests and seasonal events.
The site hosts specific programs focused on early childhood literacy and creative arts.
Above & Beyond Children's Museum is an interactive facility located in a historic four-story building in downtown Sheboygan. The museum features hands-on exhibits designed for children up to age 10, focusing on STEAM-based learning and imaginative play. Key permanent installations include a multi-level climbing structure, a child-sized grocery store, and a mock news station. The museum operates as a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering creativity and community connection. Visitors explore themed rooms that emphasize science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. The space is specifically structured to encourage open-ended play rather than rigid educational curricula.
The interactive 'under the sea' themed tunnel or the front climbing structure.
Bring a pair of socks as they are often required for the climbing areas.
Check the website for current pop-up programming or community workshops before arriving.
Plan to spend the majority of your time on the upper levels if you have toddlers, as they are tailored to younger developmental stages.
Assuming the museum is a drop-off daycare facility; all children must remain accompanied by a guardian.
Closed on Mondays during the off-season; check official site for holiday-specific closures.
Socks are mandatory for many climbing exhibits; children should be supervised by an adult at all times.
