Children's Museum of Oak Ridge

Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosTennessee, United States11-50 Employees

The Children's Museum of Oak Ridge operates as a locally based cultural and educational venue in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, offering a range of exhibits, classes, camps, and events designed to promote hands-on learning across arts, science, history, culture, and healthy living. Its programs are targeted at children and families, including visitors connected to the historic Manhattan Project, with a focus on play-based, experiential education and the preservation of historical objects associated with the community. Positioned within the museum sector, CMOR emphasizes interactive learning experiences in a large, multi-use facility, reflecting a long-standing commitment to accessible, diverse engagement through indoor and outdoor offerings. The organization traces its origins to a 1973 Girl Scout project, and today operates from a dedicated site on West Outer Drive, supported by a regional network of staff and volunteers to deliver programs and events for all ages. A recent development noted in local coverage is the museum’s participation in community events such as the International Festival, highlighting its ongoing role as a cultural hub in the region.

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