The Rumpus Room

Mother’s Day & Matt Loosigian Concert

kara — Fri, 11 May 2012 04:55:07 +0000

We will be closed this Sunday, May 13 for Mother’s Day and Private Parties.

Award-winning Children’s Musician Matt Loosigian will be at The Rumpus Room, Tuesday, May 15 at 10:30 for a Preschool concert – Free With Admission.

The Importance of Free Play

kara — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:14:55 +0000

Scientists in behavioral fields have found strong links between the opportunities for free, unstructured play and having a happy and productive adulthood. It makes sense, right? Many other species on the planet learn through play – why shouldn’t humans? If you are looking for an activity for your child that will benefit them their entire lives, then you have come to the right place. We specialize in providing a stimulating atmosphere full of toys and equipment to inspire your children to be whatever they imagine and to go wherever they imagine. As long as your kids are playing safely and respectfully, they are free to play the way they want to play. Playful kids make happy adults!

Make Your First Rumpus Room Visit A Success!

kara — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 02:38:56 +0000

We are located in Downtown Brunswick, Maine at 9 Cumberland Street, just behind Peoples United Bank (formerly Maine Bank and Trust). There is ample parking in front of our building and Maine Street and the public parking lot behind the former Grand City location are just steps away.

We always keep hours and pricing current on our homepage. Keep reading for more helpful hints to make your first visit a great one.

Things to remember when visiting:

You are welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks to enjoy in our snack area. We do have light concessions available for purchase.
We are a shoe-free facility. While we prefer that you and your children wear socks, we understand that logistically, it is difficult for some kids to keep their socks on inside (we speak from experience!) Some kids find our structures to be slippery. Bare feet or slippers/grip socks usually work best.
If you are aware that your child is contagious with an illness other than the common cold, we ask you to refrain from visiting until they are well again.
To ensure your child’s safety, parents are asked to supervise their children at all times. If you have any questions about the safety and age-appropriateness of our toys and structures, please speak to a staff member.