Sound Track.

Permanent Exhibit

Sound Track.

Discover the science of sound in the Muller Family Sound Track. Step inside the Giant Guitar to see and feel how your favorite riffs are made. Be mesmerized by our very own George Rhoads-designed Sound Machine or tip toe quietly through QWuiet Quest to test your stealth skills. Take control of the Reactable—part digital DJ table, part futuristic instrument—or step into Foley Studios to create your own sound effects for a movie clip. Whether loud or quiet, musical or mathematical, play your way through the science of sound.

Projects for before and after your visit.
Terrific Thaumatropes.

Terrific Thaumatropes.

Thaumatropes were a popular toy in the 1800’s but also make for a fun activity today. Check out this guide to making one from The Met Museum.
DIY Board Games.

DIY Board Games.

This activity is all about storytelling through games. Invent a storyline and develop rules to build a one-of-a-kind board game you can play with your family or friends.
Mystery Shakers.

Mystery Shakers.

We think this is a fun way to explore the sense of sound with toddlers!

More Exhibits.

Crawlers’ Corner.

Crawlers’ Corner.

Crawl, climb, and explore in this nature-inspired space for babies and toddlers. Build motor skills while discovering early math concepts like shapes, patterns, and counting.
Innovation Workshop

Innovation Workshop

Step into MOXI’s Innovation Workshop to tinker, build, and bring ideas to life with new monthly themes and endless opportunities to make, play, and create.
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