Mindport Exhibits will permanently close Nov. 3, 2024, at 5pm. Come see us before we go! Visit our Closure page for more information.
Closing at 3pm Saturday, October 19.

Interactive Exhibits For All Ages

Interactive Exhibits For All Ages

Welcome!

Mindport is a place for slowing down, looking, thinking, experimenting, playing and spending time with one another. We value the beauty found in human connections, learning, nature, science and art. We believe that each person will have a unique experience here.

We welcome visitors of all ages, abilities and developmental stages. Some exhibits may not be appropriate for each visitor. Guardians, please plan to attend to the children in your care at all times during your visit. Guests under age 5 will need close supervision at all times while visiting.

Community Health

We encourage everyone to stay home when sick to help keep our community healthy. Adult and child-sized masks are available here to anyone who would like one. Our staff cleans and disinfects all high-touch surfaces and marbles daily. We also ask that everyone washes their hands before enjoying our interactive exhibits. This helps keep the exhibits clean and working well. Thank you!

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Mindport acknowledges that our organization exists on the ancestral, traditional, unceded territory of the Lhaq-temish People (Lummi Nation) and the Nooksack Indian tribe. We recognize they have lived in and cared for this area since time immemorial and have a vital, ongoing relationship with these lands and waterways. We are grateful for their stewardship and leadership, past, present, and future. Our intention is to understand and act upon our responsibilities as people of the treaty, and to work to develop our relationships in community with one another. And, as we learn, to share with gratitude and respect.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Mindport acknowledges that our organization exists on the ancestral, traditional, unceded territory of the Lhaq-temish People (Lummi Nation) and the Nooksack Indian tribe. We recognize they have lived in and cared for this area since time immemorial and have a vital, ongoing relationship with these lands and waterways. We are grateful for their stewardship and leadership, past, present, and future. Our intention is to understand and act upon our responsibilities as people of the treaty, and to work to develop our relationships in community with one another. And, as we learn, to share with gratitude and respect.