Metropolitan areas are expanding learning landscapes full of vibrant educational organizations. Each organization strives to inspire and enable interest- driven learning within the environments they design. However, many challenges, and incentives too, preclude the same organizations from helping youth extend their interest-driven pursuits to other organizations in the same metropolitan area. For example, providing high- quality experiences and environments at a children’s museum is challenging, as is sustaining enrollments in programs; therefore, additionally considering how to connect participants with learning opportunities beyond the museum requires time, attention, and funding that may not be readily available, let alone valued. Moreover, connecting learning opportunities may be a challenge that no single organization can address in isolation.