Knock Knock Following Guidelines, Still Closed

Governor John Bel Edwards recently announced Louisiana will move into Phase 3 Re-Opening. While this is encouraging, Knock Knock will continue to remain closed for the immediate future. We are cautiously optimistic Knock Knock will be able to open our 18 Learning Zones for hands-on, imaginative play, but we will not rush into that decision. Once we review all the information available, including the Governor’s Phase 3 Re-Opening Guidelines, we will make an informed decision and announce our re-opening plans.

Knock Knock's 3rd Annual

Storybook Soiree

Knock Knock's 3rd Annual Storybook Soiree will be a virtual night of whimsy and fun. Join us for an Enchanted Evening on November 12, 2020.

Knock Knock is

Committed to Inclusion

Today and always, Knock Knock Children’s Museum is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for all children and families. We strive to provide a setting where children feel empowered to play, create, and explore without the limitations of intolerance.

Knock Knock denounces any form of violence and racism, and proudly stands with those working to achieve equity and justice.

We echo the statements made by the Association of Children’s Museums and reaffirm our commitment to Knock Knock being a community spark of learning for all.