The London Regional Children's Museum is a Canadian nonprofit organization located in London, Ontario. Founded in 1975 by Carol Johnston, it holds the distinction of being the first children’s museum established in Canada[5]. The museum was inspired by a visit to the Boston Children’s Museum and has since become a prominent educational and cultural institution in the region.

The museum serves as a hands-on, child-centred learning environment, welcoming over 100,000 visitors annually[5]. It offers a wide range of interactive exhibits and activities that encourage children to explore history, science, art, and culture. Through engaging and inclusive play, including STEM learning, sensory experiences, pretend play, creative arts, and music, the museum aims to foster curiosity, creativity, and lifelong learning in children[3][4].

As a nonprofit, the London Regional Children's Museum operates with a charitable registration number 108087263RR0001. It is committed to providing family-friendly entertainment and educational opportunities that support child development and community engagement[1][4]. The museum also hosts special events such as Free Family Fun Night and maintains seasonal hours to maximize accessibility for families and visitors[5].

The museum is part of the London, Ontario community's rich cultural landscape and has been recognized for its contribution to children’s education and play. It provides an inclusive space where children and their families can dream, play, learn, and grow together[4].