SAVANNAH CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

655 Louisville Road • 912-651-4292

STEAM CENTER

OPENING
LATE 2025!

Savannah Children’s Museum is thrilled to welcome visitors to its first indoor space, an innovative STEAM Center! The featured exhibition, Numbers in Nature, is designed to spark curiosity in learners of all ages while harnessing the power of mathematical patterns woven throughout our everyday world.

Hours: Open seven days a week from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, & New Year’s Day.

Admission is included with the purchase of tickets to Savannah Children’s Museum or neighboring Georgia State Railroad Museum.

A Community Effort

We’re deeply grateful to the City of Savannah, Colonial Group, Inc., the Lesher Family Foundation, Malcolm & Julia Butler, and all of our generous supporters who have helped bring this vision to life.

If you’re interested in contributing to the continued efforts of Savannah Children’s Museum’s expansion, please email development@chsgeorgia.org or donate using this link.

Step Inside Numbers in Nature: A Mirror Maze

Numbers in Nature is an immersive experience where the stunning intersection of math and nature comes to life. This experience invites visitors of all ages to explore nature’s hidden patterns in an unforgettable journey through reflection, symmetry, and discovery.

About the Exhibit

Designed for curious minds of all ages, this interactive experience makes complex concepts accessible by revealing the mathematical patterns found all around us—in nature, music, art, and architecture.

Enter the Mirror Maze

At the heart of the exhibition is an 1,800-square-foot Mirror Maze, a dazzling sea of repeating triangles, reflections, and illusions. Navigate this immersive environment and uncover the secrets hidden inside… including the way out.

Where History Meets Discovery

Numbers in Nature is located inside the historic Storehouse of the Central of Georgia Railway campus. This 100-year-old industrial building has been thoughtfully transformed into a modern learning environment, preserving its original charm, character, and quirks as part of Coastal Heritage Society’s ongoing commitment to historic preservation.

A Community Effort

We’re deeply grateful to the City of Savannah, Colonial Group, Inc., the Lesher Family Foundation, and all of our generous supporters who have helped bring this vision to life.

If you’re interested in contributing to the continued efforts of Savannah Children’s Museum’s expansion, please email development@chsgeorgia.org or donate using this link.