Play Africa

Museum
Johannesburg , Gauteng
Play Africa is Southern Africa’s foremost children’s museum, located in Johannesburg, South Africa. It offers an innovative, hands-on learning environment where children develop 21st-century skills essential for their growth. As a non-profit, Play Africa is committed to empowering children by fostering creativity and education through interactive exhibits and programs. It places a significant emphasis on STEM education and is actively engaged in reducing information disparities, especially in rural and peri-urban communities. This resource serves both as an engaging educational space and as a community hub, encouraging family participation and providing critical learning experiences tailored to children's developmental needs. For homeschooling families, Play Africa offers a range of play-based educational activities, making learning both fun and impactful.

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