Families

A guided interactive tour, during which you will learn about the history of the museum, its collection, find out interesting facts about founders and become familiar with the pearls of the collection.

Tour was designed specifically for both adults and children and is not suited for adults alone. With the help of vibrant games and fun tasks, children not only have a good time but also expand their understanding of the arts. Adults attain additional age-appropriate information from museum professional. The format, duration and thematic accents vary. Before making a reservation, please specify your preferences in the online-form by using the “Submit request” or by contacting our museum administration directly.

Guided tours of permanent and temporary exhibitions for parents and their toddlers. Adults have an opportunity to perceive in-depth information about hall interior and museum objects while children are playing in special area in the center of the room.

Extra facilities:

· 2 baby changing tables in the wardrobes of both expositions: The European Art and the early Byzantine icons (building №15) and The Asian Art (building №17)

· arch entrance for baby carriages into the museum yard (opened in summer)

· parking for baby carriages in the spacious and protected museum yard (available in summer)

Grab a copy of playbook from our ticket office and get ready to hunt the mysteries! No doubt, you can figure them out!

What is “Museum Seekers”? It is a motivational game which consists of several simple questions aimed at getting you acquainted with works of art. “Museum Seekers” requires mindfulness and observation, as well as the ability to recognize details and notice hidden symbols.

Quests are available in the following topics: "Wonders and Monsters”, "Animals and Birds”, “The Art of Asia”.

Museum course of 8 lessons dedicated to the museum and art. An adaptation of a basic Museum ABC program for preschoolers. Families (including 1 child aged 5-6 y.o. and 1 adult) are invited to participate.

During the course, each family will get acquainted with the Khanenko Museum, it’s amazing history and exquisite buildings, with the most interesting works and the most important rules. Each lesson will include a walk through the museum with fun adventures, games and creative tasks.

The word “khane” means “workshop” in Persian. Museumkhane is a museum workshop for kids and young adults with learning and communication difficulties, their friends and family members. Children and young people with Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and Down syndrome are invited to join in.

Each workshop has its own theme that participants explore in the museum rooms and an art studio. The program offers a multi-sensory experience of interacting with art and people in the unique friendly atmosphere of the Khanenko Museum.

The author and host of the program is Hanna Rudyck, the museum’s deputy director. The workshop was created in close collaboration with the ergotherapist Olena Kosheleva (NPO “Family of Success”).

Workshops take place at 14:00 on the last Sunday of every month.