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Monday is the last day to sign up for Science Museum Oklahoma’s Parents’ Night Out, an after-hours event, offering kids ages 6–12 hands-on science fun while parents enjoy a night out.

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The best children's museums in the country have interactive exhibits where kids want to linger, playing is encouraged, and learning is a byproduct of the fun.