Youth Programs

The National Museum of the Pacific War introduces youth to the values, innovations and experiences through youth programs such as drop-in STEM, Robotics, and more. The museum is committed to providing innovative approaches to engaging young people in order to inspire them to learn more about the Pacific War and history.

Junior Corps

Are you ready to embark on an educational adventure like no other? Introducing Junior Corps, a dynamic youth educational group hosted by the National Museum of the Pacific War. Our mission is to inspire and empower young minds through engaging programs that delve into 20th-century history, anthropology, and technology/STEM.

Using our genuine WW2 artifacts, our hands-on, innovative programs are designed to be fun and educational.

This FREE program is held on the second Sunday of every month. Students ages 6-12 meet from 1-2 PM, and teenagers meet from 3-4 PM.

If you have any questions or would like to join our mailing list to stay up to date with our programs, please contact Darby Cheek, our Youth and Engagement Coordinator, at dcheek@nimitzfoundation.org.

Spring Break Spy School

Calling all Secret Agents! This spring break, step into the shoes of a World War II spy at the National Museum of the Pacific War's Spring Break Spy School. This exciting drop-in activity is perfect for kids eager to learn the art of espionage and uncover the secrets of spy craft during the Second World War.

As a spy, you’ll create your own gadgets as you gather intelligence, crack codes, and more!

Join us for this FREE drop-in activity between 10 AM and 2 PM, from March 10th to 14th at the new George Bush Gallery Classroom (inside the main museum).

Admiral Nimitz Summer Camp

I want you for the Nimitz Summer Camp! (only applicable if we do use Uncle Sam picture)

Kids, looking for something fun to do this summer? Parents, hoping to keep those kids' minds sharp (and keep them out of your hair)? Then join us for Nimitz Summer Camp, brought to you by the National Museum of the Pacific War.

In this exciting new program, kids will learn about the Second World War with innovative activities and genuine WW2 artifacts. Over the course of 3 days, kids will undergo “boot camp” and learn about communications, propaganda, spy craft, and more.

For children ages 6-12, summer camp will be held from 9 AM to 3 PM, June 16-18 at the new George Bush Gallery Classroom (at the main museum).

For teenagers ages 13-18, summer camp will be held from 9 AM to 3 PM, June 19-21.

Nimitz Summer Camp is $150 per attendant, with scholarships available.

Limited availability. Register today! Email education@nimitzfoundation.org for more information.