On April 28, the Denver Museum of Nature and Science will be hosting Dia del Niño, a celebration of Children’s Day in Mexico. The Mexican Cultural Center has partnered with the museum to make this national holiday a time to honor the joy, innocence, and fun that children bring.
Rachel Garcia, Executive Director of the Mexican Cultural Center, highlights the special place children hold in Latino and Mexican culture. She emphasizes that Dia del Niño is a day to share with all cultures, making it an inclusive event for everyone.
The event will take place at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science starting at 9 a.m. on Sunday morning. It promises to be a dynamic and fun-filled day for everyone involved. Admission to Dia del Niño is free, with the added bonus of half off admission to the “Orcas” exhibit and Planetarium shows.
Visitors can expect music, dance, and various activities for all ages to enjoy during this celebratory day filled with energy and excitement. It’s a great opportunity for people from all walks of life to come together and celebrate the beauty of childhood while also learning more about Mexican culture and traditions.
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