Spring break gets a historical twist at the National Constitution Center, where Family Fun Night will keep the museum open late with hands-on activities and after-hours access to its exhibits.<\/p>\n
The event is Wednesday, April 1, from 5 to 8 p.m., giving families a chance to explore the galleries at night, including flashlight tours through Signers\u2019 Hall and access to exhibits like \u201cAmerica\u2019s Founding.\u201d<\/p>\n
Across the museum, there will be crafts and demonstrations inspired by the 18th century. Guests can make beeswax candles, try embroidery, create prints and watch a working printing press in action.<\/p>\n
The night also includes artifact spotlights in select galleries, a George Washington re-enactor and a silhouette artist offering free take-home portraits. A park guide from Independence National Historical Park will lead a session on Benjamin Franklin\u2019s inventions, with replicas of tools like the glass armonica.<\/p>\n
Storytime, games and a whirligig craft station will round out the activities. Pizza will be available for purchase.\u00a0Tickets are $5.<\/p>\n