The saying, “April
Showers Bring May Flowers” holds fairly true here in New Hampshire. If you’re
looking for some fun, rainy day activities with kids, or grandkids, look no
further!
- Children’s
Museum of New Hampshire: Dover, New Hampshire
Open 7 days per week,
with special events, activities, and hands-on learning every day the Children’s
Museum of New Hampshire is a fun place for kids of all ages to explore and
learn!
For more information
visit: www.childrens-museum.org
- SEE
Science Center: Manchester, New Hampshire
The SEE Science Center is an interactive learning center that was
founded, and established, to promote the understanding of science! The Center
was dedicated in April 1986 and has been engaging kids (and adults) ever since.
Hands-on exhibits, workshops and traveling exhibits aren’t to be missed!
For more information visit: www.see-sciencecenter.org
- The
Enfield Shaker Museum: Enfield, New Hampshire
Conveniently located between Mt. Assurance and Mascoma Lake, the
Enfield Shaker site has been cherished for over 200 years! Great Stone Dwelling
tours, special programs, exhibits and craft demonstrations appropriate for the
entire family.
For more information visit: www.shakermuseum.org
- Great
View Roller Skating: Enfield, New Hampshire
Who doesn’t love
roller skating?! I remember going here as a kid myself, and it’s heartwarming
to know the tradition lives on. Conveniently located to Eastman, you can spot
Great View Roller Skating right off of I-89. Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday
for roller skating fun!
For more information
call: 603-632-7878
- The
Rinks at Exeter: Exeter, New Hampshire
State of the art
indoor ice skating rinks open year round and open to families! The Rinks at
Exeter serves over 500,000 people each and every year.
For more information
visit: www.therinksatexeter.com
- McAuliffe-Shepard
Discovery Center: Concord, New Hampshire
The McAuliffe-Shepard Discover Center has an amazing collection of
interactive exhibits for kids of all ages to explore. From the planetarium
theater to the high-tech observatory workshops. There is something for everyone
to enjoy!
For more information visit: www.starhop.com
- Montshire
Museum: Norwich, Vermont
The Montshire Museum of Science is a hands-on adventure with more than
140 exhibits relating to science, ecology and technology. The Montshire
recommends a 2-3 hour visit (or more) and try not to do everything on your
first visit; there’s lots to see, do, hear and touch!
For more information visit: https://www.montshire.org/
- HopStop
Family Shows: Hanover, New Hampshire
HopStop Family Shows
are held in both Hanover and Claremont, New Hampshire. Children and families
can enjoy these free performances that are designed to entertain and introduce
children to the world of dance, music, theater and storytelling. Performances
change seasonally, so make sure to check-out their website or call for current
performances.
For more information
visit: www.hop.dartmouth.edu/online
or call 603-646-2422
- King
Arthur Flour – Kid’s Classes: Norwich, Vermont
King Arthur Flour isn’t just for adults – kids can have fun and learn
how to bake yummy treats, too. Usually offered once per month, kid’s classes
are catered to be fun and educational!
For more information, and to view the online calendar of events, visit:
www.kingarthurflour.com/baking-school
- Jump
‘N Joy: Laconia, New Hampshire
Indoor trampoline
parks are all the rage with kids nowadays! Visit our local, New Hampshire
trampoline park just a few minutes away. Just remember to bring your socks!
For more information
visit: www.jumpnjoynh.com
