The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month Sunday with free admission and a celebration of Latin American culture.
Attendees could enjoy live music, hands-on activities, community partners and crafts celebrating folk art from around the world. Admission to the museum was free for all as part of the event.
The museum will soon be offering a Spanish translation of their museum maps and upcoming exhibits for Spanish speaking visitors. This includes their audio recordings as well. “Riley Hospital for Children is focused on taking care of the children at both our hospital and in the community. The Children’s Museum also has that goal of growing and educating our children,” Adam Karcz, Director of Infection Prevention at Riley, said.
Karcz says it’s important for Hoosiers to get their flu vaccines sooner rather than later because your body doesn’t have immunity from influenza right away.
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