I recently found this neat little museum in Los Angeles on Wilshire. Bennett just loved all of their exhibits. They had an actual airplane for them to play in, a real ambulance to play in, a whole mock street with storefronts where each store had a different fun place to play in (cafe, corner market, bookstore, a home, etc.) and tons of other fun things. Definitely worth going to. We had fun.
This exhibit was made to show how currents in water work. It had a steady flow of water going and you could move the little barriers around to see how they affected the current flow and you could run boats and rubber duckies through the little maze. For Bennett..he just loved playing with water!
Wait...I can't see where the ambulance is going!
Plastic food doesn't taste as good as the real stuff! :o)
They had a whole front section of an airplane for the kids to play in, pretend to pump gas into, move luggage around in, and flip tons of fun switches that actually turned stuff on and off!
Bennett trying to escape.
Today we will be cruising at an altitude of 5 feet above sea level. There will be no inflight snacks because the museum has a no food policy. However, there is a play cafe downstairs where you can get all of the plastic food you desire. :o)
Grammy and Bennett selling tickets to his new one man show opening for one day only at the Zimmer Museum.
Bennett's opening act in the one man show. We had to have bare feet for the theatrical effect. (Really I just couldn't keep shoes on him!)
End of act one..taking a bow.
This exhibit was made to show how currents in water work. It had a steady flow of water going and you could move the little barriers around to see how they affected the current flow and you could run boats and rubber duckies through the little maze. For Bennett..he just loved playing with water!
Wait...I can't see where the ambulance is going!
Plastic food doesn't taste as good as the real stuff! :o)
They had a whole front section of an airplane for the kids to play in, pretend to pump gas into, move luggage around in, and flip tons of fun switches that actually turned stuff on and off!
Today we will be cruising at an altitude of 5 feet above sea level. There will be no inflight snacks because the museum has a no food policy. However, there is a play cafe downstairs where you can get all of the plastic food you desire. :o)
Grammy and Bennett selling tickets to his new one man show opening for one day only at the Zimmer Museum.
Bennett's opening act in the one man show. We had to have bare feet for the theatrical effect. (Really I just couldn't keep shoes on him!)
End of act one..taking a bow. 
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