Infant Investigators Tickets

Infant Investigators is a unique SEEC program designed for infants aged 0–12 months, hosted at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. While there isn’t publicly available information about a separate touring or discography, this page highlights the program’s focus on early music interaction, sensory exploration, and caregiver engagement within a museum setting. Sessions typically run from 10:15 to 11:15 am, starting at the National Museum of Natural History, and are designed to be a welcoming, low-pressure environment where babies and their grown-ups can explore sound, rhythm, and the wonders of the natural world together.

While Infant Investigators is not a traditional touring artist with a discography, the program features immersive, developmental activities that blend music, exploration, and science. For the 2025–2026 season, look for offerings such as 'Winter Animals' and 'The World is a Rainbow'—each session invites caregivers to participate and help secure your seats for an engaging, family-friendly experience. Note that some listings may be canceled due to extraordinary circumstances beyond the museum’s control, so it’s wise to check the schedule close to your visit. For more information, follow official Smithsonian channels and the museum’s event pages.