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Homeschool Series: Forest CSI: Who Lives Here?
Homeschool Series: Forest CSI: Who Lives Here?
October 2, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Join us as we use animal tracks, scat, scratch marks, feathers, and nests to determine who lives in our forest and fields.
Recommended Ages: 6-14*
Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes 1/2-1 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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Cheesemaking at Home
Cheesemaking at Home
October 3, 2026 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Ages: Adults (16 & up)
This hands-on workshop will cover the basics of how to make simple, delicious cheese in your own kitchen. We will cover equipment, supplies, and basic techniques used to make most types of cheese. Each participant will take part in making a batch of fresh mozzarella, ricotta, and paneer which will be made from start to finish in the class. Participants will take home instructions and a set of ingredients (minus the milk) to make a batch or two at home.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $35 Non-Members; $20 Members
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Fall Birding
Fall Birding
October 3, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Connector-Main-Helen's Meeting Room (16)
Ages: Adults & Older Youth (12 & up)
Ready to get started with bird watching this fall? This beginner-friendly workshop teaches you all the essential skills for identifying the fascinating, hardy birds that call New Hampshire home during the fall season. You will learn how to identify common autumn visitors and explore the different natural habitats and food sources where various species gather during the colder 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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Polliwogs-Nature Builders
Polliwogs-Nature Builders
October 7, 2026 10:00 am - 11:30 am
10 - 11:30, Pre-K with adult
Who builds homes in nature?
Children explore the amazing builders of the natural world and discover how animals create homes and shelters. Through investigation and hands-on building, children learn about beavers, birds, spiders, insects, and other creatures that use the environment around them to build.
Learning Domains:
Cognitive – Investigating, predicting, designing, testing ideas, understanding habitats
Social Emotional – Collaborating, sharing ideas, working together, and creating as a group
Physical Demand: [2] = Activity includes up to 1/2 mile of walking on uneven terrain; no steep slopes.
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Homeschool Series: Corn to Crumb: Abenaki Flint Corn Adventure
Homeschool Series: Corn to Crumb: Abenaki Flint Corn Adventure
October 9, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Step into the world of traditional foods with this full-circle garden-to-table program! Young chefs will harvest Abenaki flint corn straight from the garden, shell it, and grind it by hand—just like people have done for generations. They’ll then mix, stir, and bake their very own cornbread from scratch.
Recommended Ages: 6-14*
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
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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Recycled Styrofoam Printing
Recycled Styrofoam Printing
October 10, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Connector-Main-Helen's Meeting Room (16)
Ages: Adults (16 & up)
This is a printmaking workshop focusing on single and multicolor designs from recycled materials. You will learn how to create the designs from Nature, ink the surfaces using Natural inks, print on Natural recycled paper in one and two registered designs and finally mat your finished piece for display. You will also learn how to burnish print your design as well as printing on a converted Pasta press.
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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Autumn Wreath Making
Autumn Wreath Making
October 10, 2026 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Ages: Adults (16 & up)
Nature’s autumn abundance will provide all the materials you will need for a decorative wreath. Use grape vines to form a base, and personalize your wreath with flowers, herbs, and other foraged, natural decorations.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $30 Non-Members; $15 Members
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Polliwogs-How do trees get ready for the winter?
Polliwogs-How do trees get ready for the winter?
October 14, 2026 10:00 am - 11:30 am
10 - 11:30, Pre-K with adult
Children become tree detectives as they explore how forests change during fall. They investigate leaves, bark, seeds, and evergreen trees while wondering how plants prepare for colder weather.
Learning Domains:
Cognitive – Observation, scientific thinking, cause and effect, exploring life cycles
Language – Learning nature vocabulary, sharing observations, asking questions, explaining ideas
Physical Demand: [2] = Activity includes up to 1/2 mile of walking on uneven terrain; no steep slopes.
Cost: $15 per child. No charge for required accompanying adult
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Homeschool Series: Leaves in Living Color
Homeschool Series: Leaves in Living Color
October 16, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Why do leaves change from green to brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow? Explore the magic of autumn forests in this hands-on fall adventure! We'll head outdoors to investigate New Hampshire's colorful trees, collect and compare leaves, and uncover the science behind fall colors. Young nature explorers will learn how trees prepare for winter while creating leaf-inspired artwork and discovering the amazing adaptations that help forests thrive through the seasons.
Recommended Ages: 6-14*
Physical Demand: [3] = Activity includes 1/2-1 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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Fruit Preserves
Fruit Preserves
October 17, 2026 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Ages: Adults (16 & up)
Jams and jellies are a great way to preserve the flavor of summer. Learn the essentials to make delicious jams and jellies including fruit selection, equipment, and canning methods while making two preserves to bring home.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $40 Non-Members; $25 Members
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Rolled Beeswax Candle Making
Rolled Beeswax Candle Making
October 17, 2026 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Connector-Main-Helen's Meeting Room (16)
Ages: Adults (16 & up)
Join us for the first of two beeswax candle making workshops this fall. In this class, you will learn how bees turn plant nectar into beeswax and then you will have the opportunity to enjoy the sweet aroma of natural beeswax. Make your own rolled and hand-dipped beeswax candles to enjoy at home or give as gifts!
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $35 Non-Members; $20 Members
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Polliwogs-Where do bugs go when its cold?
Polliwogs-Where do bugs go when its cold?
October 21, 2026 10:00 am - 11:30 am
10 - 11:30, Pre-K with adult
How do tiny creatures survive changing seasons?
Children investigate the hidden world of insects and discover how bugs prepare for colder weather. Through outdoor exploration, habitat investigations, and observation, children learn about where insects live and how they survive seasonal changes.
Learning Domains:
Cognitive – Investigation, prediction, observation, understanding habitats
Language – Describing discoveries, building vocabulary, sharing theories and ideas
Physical Demand: [2] = Activity includes up to 1/2 mile of walking on uneven terrain; no steep slopes.
Cost: $15 per child. No charge for required accompanying adult
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Homeschool Series: Wild Art Studio
Homeschool Series: Wild Art Studio
October 23, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Join us for creative fun as we explore the fields and forest to gather fallen leaves, seeds, feathers, and other natural treasures. We'll create leaf prints, experiment with charcoal and natural pigments, and start our own nature journals. Along the way, we'll sharpen our observation skills, learn about the plants and animals around us, and create one-of-a-kind artwork to take home.
Recommended Ages: 6-14*
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
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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Fall Pastries
Fall Pastries
October 24, 2026 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Ages: Adults (16 & up)
Take in the tastes of fall and indulge in the art of pastry-making with Chef Allen. This class will guide you through the creation of a maple apple frangipane tart. Participants will master the techniques for crafting perfect tart crust and making a frangipane: a sweet, almond cream filling. Combine these with local maple syrup and seasonal apples to make a delectable treat. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced baker, this class offers a blend of culinary education and delicious fun. Participants should bring a bag lunch for this 4 hour class and something to carry their pastries home in.
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $50 Non-Members; $35 Members
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Beeswax Resist Black Walnut Dye
Beeswax Resist Black Walnut Dye
October 24, 2026 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Connector-Main-Helen's Meeting Room (16)
Ages: Adults & Older Youth (12 & Up)
Participants will learn to make dye using black walnut hulls harvested at Prescott Farm and use beeswax as a resist to make designs on cloth.
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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Moonlit Wagon Ride
Moonlit Wagon Ride
October 24, 2026 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Connector-Main-Helen's Meeting Room (16)
Ages: Multigenerational
Climb up and relax on our tractor pulled wagon ride and experience the beauty of fall nights in New Hampshire! This guided, natural history tour of our meadow will explore the history of the land, the use of the meadow by local wildlife, and the landscape changes of the season under a bright fall full moon. A perfect way to soak in the sights, sounds, and scents of fall.
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: Garden to Table Pumpkins
Homeschool Series: Garden to Table Pumpkins
October 30, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Join us as we use garden pumpkins to create several fan favorite recipes such as roasted seeds, pumpkin energy bites, and pumpkin dip!
Recommended Ages: 6-14*
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
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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Homemade Pasta Making
Homemade Pasta Making
October 31, 2026 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Innovation Center-Main-Teaching Kitchen-Teaching Kitchen (Main Room) (32)
Ages: Adults (16 & up)
Come to this hands-on workshop to learn techniques for making and rolling fresh egg pasta dough. After making the pasta dough, we will turn it into delicious ravioli and ribbon-style noodles. We'll top our pasta with a seasonally-inspired sauce to enjoy together at the end. You may bring a container to bring home any leftovers!
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $35 Non-Members; $20 Members
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Tapered Beeswax Candle Making
Tapered Beeswax Candle Making
October 31, 2026 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Connector-Main-Helen's Meeting Room (16)
Ages: Adults (16 & up)
Join us for the second beeswax candle making workshop this fall. In this class, you will learn how bees turn plant nectar into beeswax and then you will have the opportunity to enjoy the sweet aroma of natural beeswax. Make your own tapered and hand-dipped beeswax candles to enjoy at home or give as gifts!
Physical Demand: [1] = Activity is indoors or outside with up to 1/10 of a mile walking; includes both sitting and standing.
Cost: $35 Non-Members; $20 Members
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