Children and adults on the autism spectrum can enjoy a morning at The Mini Time Machine of Miniatures at an event just for them July 24.
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- PHOTOS BY JAMES GREGG / ARIZONA DAILY STAR
Children watch a magic show as part of a May Day celebration held at The Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures. Kids dressed as fairies and g…
- James Gregg/Arizona Daily Star
Children from Desert Sky Community School weave a May Day pole as part of the museum's May Day celebration. Other festivities included arts an…
- James Gregg/Arizona Daily Star
Madison Clark peers into the Enchanted Tree in search of fairies at the Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures May Day celebration. Madison's …
- James Gregg/Arizona Daily Star
Sofia Villamil, 9, and her aunt Diany Gonzalez looked at displays during the Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures May Day celebration Saturday.
- James Gregg Arizona Daily Star
When 2-year-old Rowan Clark walked into the Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures and saw other children dressed up as fairies and goblins, h…
- James Gregg Arizona Daily Star
When 2-year-old Rowan Clark walked into the Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures and saw other children dressed up as fairies and goblins, h…
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