It’s been a joy to watch the revamped Seattle Children’s Museum come back to life, says acting director Alissa Rupp. The museum reopened on April 2 after two years in a pandemic-induced stasis.
Older children remember visits from the before times and are eager to return, Rupp says, while for younger kids, it may be one of the first times they’ve socialized with people outside the confines of home or daycare. To Rupp, it’s profoundly cheering to watch it dawn on them that “it is a big space, and it’s all for them.”
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