The Best Things To Do Around the Main Line with Kids
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Please Touch Museum’s Countdown to the New Year
Don’t miss this conic New Year’s Eve ball drop for philly kids. Ring in the New Year early with Please Touch Museum’s Countdown to 2026 celebration, featuring a lively DJ dance party and interactive activities. Families can enjoy music, dancing, and hands-on fun as they count down to a special ball drop with confetti in Hamilton Hall. New this year, members can enhance their visit with an optional VIP ticket, including priority entry, a fun photo op, special swag, and an exclusive craft experience.
This year they are offering two timed sessions with limited capacity, and will livestream the New Year’s Eve ball drop on the Museum’s lower level for those who want a quieter countdown experience. Choose the option that works best for your family; both the morning and afternoon session will end with their traditional New Year’s Eve ball drop and livestream option!
Two timed sessions: 9–11:30 a.m. or 1–3:30 p.m.
