The rich traditions and colorful customs of family, gift-giving, music, and art and crafts based on The Three Kings are brought to life at Children's Discovery Museum.

Epiphany – the Feast of Three Kings on January 6 marks the 12 days after Christmas in many cultures and Spanish-speaking countries around the world. In some traditions, children leave a shoe out before going to bed on January 5 and find gifts in or near their shoe in the morning in honor of The Three Kings Celebration.

Visitors are invited to join in the fun by enjoying lively song and dance performances, expressing creativity by making time-honored Mexican arts and crafts such as papel picado, king’s crowns, and corn husk dolls, becoming a quick study in tortilla-making and trying a bite of this culinary staple, sampling the traditional Three Kings pastry, Rosca de Reyes Photo opportunity for families: Adding to the joyful atmosphere, actors in Three Kings costumes will mingle with visitors in the museum offering delightful photo opportunities with children and families.