In a delightful fusion of digital creativity and educational exploration, the Quincy Museum is set to host “Minecraft at the Museum” on April 5, 2025, from 1 to 3:15 p.m. This unique event coincides with the much-anticipated release of A Minecraft Movie, offering attendees a chance to delve into the fascinating connections between the popular game and various fields of study.
Bridging the Digital Divide
Emily Pursley, the executive director of The Quincy Museum, emphasizes the educational potential of Minecraft, stating, “Most people don’t realize Minecraft is based on the natural sciences, so we’re bringing the game to life in Quincy’s only natural history museum.” This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide by showcasing the real-world applications of the game that many young people cherish.
Guests will have the opportunity to engage with interactive stations that highlight essential Minecraft mechanics, including:
- Archaeology
- Blacksmithing
- Sustainable farming
- Geology
- Electrical engineering
- Textiles
In addition to the hands-on learning experiences, attendees will receive raffle tickets, swag bags, and access to a themed photo booth, ensuring a memorable day for all involved.
To enhance the experience, the museum has partnered with VIP Quincy 3 to offer reciprocal discounts. Museum visitors can present their receipts at the theater to enjoy tickets for the Minecraft movie from April 4-6. Conversely, moviegoers can show their ticket stubs for discounted entry to the museum.
Tickets for “Minecraft at the Museum” are priced at and can be purchased online. With a limit of 150 guests, this event promises to be an engaging blend of fun and education, making it a must-attend for fans of the game and curious minds alike.
