Five Star Gift Ideas

For your son who loves museum visiting, there are several meaningful and personal gift ideas that can enhance his museum experience and show your support for his interest.

1. Museum Membership: Consider purchasing a museum membership for your son. This gift will allow him to visit various museums throughout the year, giving him the opportunity to explore new exhibits and enjoy his favorite museums whenever he wants. Many museums also offer additional perks for members, such as early access to special exhibitions or exclusive events.

2. Museum Guidebooks or Art Books: Help your son expand his knowledge and appreciation for art and history by gifting him guidebooks or art books related to his favorite museums. These books often provide in-depth information about the exhibits, the artists, and the history behind the artwork, allowing him to dive deeper into his passion even when he's not physically at the museum.

3. Virtual Museum Tours or Online Courses: In today's digital age, many museums offer virtual tours or online courses. Consider gifting your son access to these resources, allowing him to explore museums from the comfort of his own home or broaden his knowledge through online courses taught by museum experts.

4. DIY Museum Experience: Create a DIY museum experience for your son by curating a personalized tour at home. Set up different stations or areas representing his favorite museums, complete with posters, replica artifacts, and informational labels. You can also include tickets or passes for him to "visit" each area and provide a personalized guided tour.

5. Museum-inspired Art or Merchandise: Look for art prints, posters, or merchandise featuring his favorite artwork or museums. This could include items like t-shirts, mugs, or even puzzles. These gifts not only showcase his interest in museums, but they also serve as a constant reminder of his passion and can add an artistic touch to his living space.

6. Art Supplies or a DIY Art Kit: If your son is also interested in creating art, consider gifting him a set of high-quality art supplies or a DIY art kit. This will allow him to explore his creativity and further engage with the artwork he sees in museums. You can choose supplies based on his interests, such as sketching, painting, or sculpting.

7. Museum Workshop or Class: Many museums offer workshops or classes on various art forms or historical topics. Look into the offerings of your son's favorite museums and see if there are any upcoming workshops or classes that align with his interests. Gifting him a registration for one of these experiences will not only enhance his knowledge but also give him the opportunity to engage with other art enthusiasts.

Remember, the key to finding a meaningful and personal gift for your son who loves museum visiting is to incorporate his specific interests and create an experience that aligns with his passion for art and history.

Or you can get him a star map with an important date you share.

Madeline Moran Weiler says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“The map was absolutely beautiful! My grandson was thrilled with it (it was a Christmas gift) and has already asked me if I would consider getting another one for him as a graduation gift in a couple of years.”