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Maine Points: Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine

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Maine Points: Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine

At the Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine, They set the stage for all children to imagine and learn through play. They celebrate the joyful exploration of childhood at our award-winning and vibrant three-story destination in Portland, ME. Home to over 15 interactive exhibits, their goal is to inspire and delight children of all ages and ensure everyone feels welcomed and celebrated.

With one hundred years of children’s theatre history and nearly fifty years as a children’s museum, we are recognized as one of the state’s top destinations for fun, interactive play, and learning. Everyone belongs at CMTM.

Danny speaks with Julie Butcher Pezzino Executive Director, Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine. We also talk about Flying Colors Benefit Art Auction to benefit the Children’s Museum and Theatre of Maine on Friday, May 10th

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