Tackle the Luckey Climber, a three-storey installation, with teamwork; discover what’s inside a Koli fishing boat; or participate in a robotics workshop to learn circuitry and how to build robots. All of this is possible at the Museum of Solutions (MuSo), a children’s museum that opened its doors a year ago. As they celebrate their first birthday, a carnival awaits. And, they are sprouting more floors in the year to come.

Spread across one lakh sq ft, MuSo has been a leap forward for children’s museums in the country. The building has four distinct labs that allow children to tinker with math, art, and other STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) subjects. In the coming year, the museum is gearing up to launch a fifth—the Grow Lab, will come up on an entirely new floor. The open-air space will focus on sustainability and clean living. Exhibits and activities will teach children about composting, beekeeping, growing vegetables; and immerse in a tropical garden.