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Moonlit Snowshoe Hike
Moonlit Snowshoe Hike
March 3, 2026 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Explore Prescott Farm in a different and special way. Inspired by the weather and the dynamic calendar of the natural world, topics discussed on our moonlit walk will vary but may include: identifying constellations, habits of nocturnal animals, and testing your own night vision abilities. Snowshoes available (no extra charge) to borrow or guests may bring their own.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on trails with uneven terrain and hills.
Cost: $15 Non-Members; FREE for Members
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Polliwogs: Maple Sugaring Adventure
Polliwogs: Maple Sugaring Adventure
March 4, 2026 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Maple Sugaring Adventure ________________________________________
Join us for a sweet winter adventure! We’ll take a guided walk through the snowy forest to tap a maple tree and learn how sap is collected, why it flows in late winter, and what trees need to make this magic happen. Along the way, we’ll sing cheerful forest winter songs and explore early signs of spring.
Our journey continues with a visit to the Sugar House, where a special guest will show us the evaporator and explain how sap transforms into delicious maple syrup. We’ll end with a cozy story and a hike back—finishing with a taste of warm, fresh maple syrup!
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A fun group for the littlest explorers amongst us! Join us and bring along your favorite grown-up for music, art, dancing and exploring; with Racci Raccoon! (puppet)
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Recommended ages: PreK with adult Physical Demand: [2] = Activity includes up to 1/2 mile of walking on uneven terrain; no steep slopes.
Cost: $15 per adult/child pair
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Homeschool Series: The Magic of Maple Sugaring
Homeschool Series: The Magic of Maple Sugaring
March 6, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Discover where maple syrup really comes from! Students explore the maple sugaring process from tree to table—learning how to identify sugar maples, collect sap, and see how it’s turned into delicious syrup. Through hands-on activities, taste tests, and outdoor exploration, kids experience the sweet magic of late winter.
Recommended Ages: 6-14*
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on trails with uneven terrain and hills.
Cost: $15 per child. No charge for accompanying adult.
*Siblings of children outside of this age range are welcome to attend. Anyone 3 years or older at the time of the program must be registered.
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Snowshoe Yoga
Snowshoe Yoga
March 7, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Participants will be immersed in the peacefulness of nature as they practice yoga on snowshoes, which help keep yogis on top of the snow and provide a more stable base. Experience inner calm and a sense of wellness in nature with yoga poses, a guided walking mediation and this introduction to shinrin-yoku, or “forest bathing.” All experience levels welcome and accommodated.
Physical Demand: [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on trails with uneven terrain and hills.
Cost: $35 Non-Members; $20 Members
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Tap into Maple
Tap into Maple
March 7, 2026 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
90 minute programs begin at 10:00; 11:00; 12:00; 1:00; & 2:00
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup.
Physical Demand [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on trails with uneven terrain and hills
Ages: Multigenerational
Cost: $15 (Non-Members); FREE for Members
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Tap into Maple (Accessible)
Tap into Maple (Accessible)
March 7, 2026 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup. This accessible version of the program will stay inside and nearby the Innovation Center, covering the same topics as the standard program.
Physical Demand [0] = Entire activity is indoors and seated.
Ages: Multigenerational
Cost: $15 (Non-Members); FREE for Members
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Winter Birding
Winter Birding
March 7, 2026 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Connector-Main-Helen's Meeting Room (16)
Ages: Adults and Older Youth (12 & Up)
Ready to get started with bird watching this winter? This beginner-friendly workshop teaches you all the essential skills for identifying the fascinating, hardy birds that call New Hampshire home during the cold season. You will learn how to identify common winter visitors and explore the different natural habitats and food sources where various cold-hardy species gather during the winter months.
Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes 1/2-1 mile of walking on uneven terrain; may include hills.
Cost: $15 Non-Members; FREE for Members
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Homeschool Series: Kids' Birding Hike: Feathered Friends of Winter
Homeschool Series: Kids' Birding Hike: Feathered Friends of Winter
March 13, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Join us for a winter hike to meet the birds who stay with us through the cold months. With binoculars in hand, students learn to spot and identify common winter birds by their shapes, colors, and calls. Along the trail, we explore how birds survive winter and what makes each species unique.
Recommended Ages: 6-14*
Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes ½-1 mile of walking on uneven terrain; may include hills.
Cost: $15 per child. No charge for accompanying adult.
*Siblings of children outside of this age range are welcome to attend. Anyone 3 years or older at the time of the program must be registered.
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Tap into Maple
Tap into Maple
March 14, 2026 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
90 minute programs begin at 10:00; 11:00; 12:00; 1:00; & 2:00
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup.
Physical Demand [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on trails with uneven terrain and hills
Ages: Multigenerational
Cost: $15 (Non-Members); FREE for Members
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Tap into Maple (Accessible)
Tap into Maple (Accessible)
March 14, 2026 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup. This accessible version of the program will stay inside and nearby the Innovation Center, covering the same topics as the standard program.
Physical Demand [0] = Entire activity is indoors and seated.
Ages: Multigenerational
Cost: $15 (Non-Members); FREE for Members
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Homeschool Series: Navigation in Nature: Direction Detectives
Homeschool Series: Navigation in Nature: Direction Detectives
March 17, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Become a forest explorer! Students learn how a compass works, how to find north, and how to follow simple bearings. Through fun outdoor challenges and treasure-hunt–style activities, kids practice navigating trails and understanding directions—all while building confidence in the woods.
Recommended Ages: 6-14*
Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes ½-1 mile of walking on uneven terrain; may include hills.
Cost: $15 per child. No charge for accompanying adult.
*Siblings of children outside of this age range are welcome to attend. Anyone 3 years or older at the time of the program must be registered.
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Polliwogs: Welcoming the Spring Solstice
Polliwogs: Welcoming the Spring Solstice
March 18, 2026 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Welcoming the Spring Solstice ________________________________________
In this cozy winter session, children will explore the magic of the Spring Solstice—the day when light begins to grow and nature starts to wake up. Through playful stories, songs, and hands-on activities, they will discover signs of the changing season and celebrate new beginnings. Together, they’ll create bright sun catchers to welcome the returning sunlight and learn how the sun’s light grows stronger after the solstice.
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A fun group for the littlest explorers amongst us! Join us and bring along your favorite grown-up for music, art, dancing and exploring; with Racci Raccoon! (puppet)
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Recommended ages: PreK with adult Physical Demand: [2] = Activity includes up to 1/2 mile of walking on uneven terrain; no steep slopes.
Cost: $15 per adult/child pair
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Tap into Maple
Tap into Maple
March 21, 2026 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
90 minute programs begin at 10:00; 11:00; 12:00; 1:00; & 2:00
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup.
Physical Demand [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on trails with uneven terrain and hills
Ages: Multigenerational
Cost: $15 (Non-Members); FREE for Members
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Tap into Maple (Accessible)
Tap into Maple (Accessible)
March 21, 2026 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup. This accessible version of the program will stay inside and nearby the Innovation Center, covering the same topics as the standard program.
Physical Demand [0] = Entire activity is indoors and seated.
Ages: Multigenerational
Cost: $15 (Non-Members); FREE for Members
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Backyard Chicken Basics
Backyard Chicken Basics
March 21, 2026 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Connector-Main-Helen's Meeting Room (16)
Ages: Adults and Older Youth (12 & Up)
This workshop is essential for anyone starting a small, backyard flock in the Lakes Region. You will learn the fundamentals of coop setup, cold-weather preparation, and best options for obtaining baby chicks. We will provide realistic estimates for daily time commitment and comprehensive details on start-up and ongoing costs, ensuring you establish a healthy, sustainable backyard flock from the delicate chick stage to productive laying hens.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $15 Non-Members; FREE for Members
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Homeschool Series: Beginner Seed Starting: Grow Your Own
Homeschool Series: Beginner Seed Starting: Grow Your Own
March 27, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Get a jump start on the growing season! Students will explore seeds and discuss what plants need to survive. Students will choose a variety of vegetable and flower seeds to plant in pots, water, and label to take home and watch grow.
Recommended Ages: 6-14*
Physical Demand: [2] = Activity includes up to 1/2 mile of walking on uneven terrain; no steep slopes.
Cost: $20 per child. No charge for accompanying adult.
*Siblings of children outside of this age range are welcome to attend. Anyone 3 years or older at the time of the program must be registered.
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Embossed Paper Prints from Nature
Embossed Paper Prints from Nature
March 28, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Connector-Main-Helen's Meeting Room (16)
Ages: Adults (16 & Up)
Creating embossed paper prints from natural objects: leaves, twigs, sticks, as well as original cutout shapes based on abstract or real natural subjects. You will receive all of the materials , hands on instruction, the opportunity to operate the studio printing press, and of course create a series of your own original embossings ready to frame.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $25 Non-Members; $10 Members
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Tap into Maple
Tap into Maple
March 28, 2026 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
90 minute programs begin at 10:00; 11:00; 12:00; 1:00; & 2:00
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup.
Physical Demand [4] = Activity includes around 1 mile of walking on trails with uneven terrain and hills
Ages: Multigenerational
Cost: $15 (Non-Members); FREE for Members
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Tap into Maple (Accessible)
Tap into Maple (Accessible)
March 28, 2026 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup. This accessible version of the program will stay inside and nearby the Innovation Center, covering the same topics as the standard program.
Physical Demand [0] = Entire activity is indoors and seated.
Ages: Multigenerational
Cost: $15 (Non-Members); FREE for Members
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