The Koch Family Children’s Museum of Evansville (cMoe) is excited to share the completion of World Rhythms, within their Speak Loud gallery. This remodel was funded and generously supported by the JD Sheth Foundation, a project to project based organization focusing on the education, health, and well being of others, specifically children and the elderly, here in the United States and across the globe.
“Music is a powerful bridge that unites us all, bringing together individuals from diverse backgrounds,” says Executive Director Erica Schmidt. “We are grateful to the JD Sheth Foundation for their generous investment in education. Together, we are nurturing a vision that inspires new generations of lifelong learners through the universal language of music.”
This exhibit is now open to the public during cMoe’s normal business hours, and children can learn about various cultures through the exploration of music, through rhythms and sounds.
“Exposure to music ignites aspects of child development and skills including intellectual, social emotional, motor, and supports neural pathways that can enhance cognitive abilities for a lifetime,” says JD Sheth CEO/President Jaimie Sheth. “JD Sheth is honored to support the renovation of this space to foster learning, cultural exposure, and play for the children in our community.”
Visit cMoe to experience this remodeled exhibit and explore 3 floors of interactive galleries. Museum General Admission is $15 per person, and cMoe Members and children under 18 months of age get in for free. Tickets can be purchased in the Children’s Museum or online at www.cmoekids.org. Interested in becoming a cMoe Member? Visit our website at www.cmoekids.org/join/
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