I think I am going to end creating a page that links all these pages back to each other for ease of search. However for today I have Northborough's list of concerts. For once I'm not behind as they aren't beginning until July. Another Thursday night concert series held at Ellsworth-McAfee Park from 6-8.
July 10 Windfall
July 24 Beatles for Sale
August 7 The Hub
August 21 Third Man Factor
Bring your blankets and chairs and enjoy the music.
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
July 2014 Free Fun Fridays
This month starts off with a holiday edition of Free Fun Fridays.
July 4th
HERITAGE MUSEUMS & GARDENS
EDWARD GOREY HOUSE
JACOB'S PILLOW DANCE FESTIVAL
AMELIA PARK CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
FALMOUTH MUSEUMS ON THE GREEN
July 11th
JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM
PEABODY ESSEX MUSEUM
WORCESTER HISTORICAL MUSEUM
FRUIT LANDS MUSEUM
CAPE COD CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
PILGRIM HALL MUSEUM
July 18th
MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON
OCEAN EXPLORIUM
THE ERIC CARLE MUSEUM
LARZ ANDERSON AUTO MUSEUM
SPRINGFIELD MUSEUMS
MASS AUDOBON'S BOSTON NATURE CENTER
SANDWICH GLASS MUSEUM
July 25th
THE FREEDOM TRAIL FOUNDATION
BATTLESHIP COVE
CHILDREN’S MUSEUM IN EASTON
TOWER HILL BOTANIC GARDEN
ARNOLD ARBORETUM OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY
CAPE COD MUSEUM OF ART
DANFORTH ART
For links to these venues and more information about Free Fun Fridays check out the Highland Street Foundation's website here.
July 4th
HERITAGE MUSEUMS & GARDENS
EDWARD GOREY HOUSE
JACOB'S PILLOW DANCE FESTIVAL
AMELIA PARK CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
FALMOUTH MUSEUMS ON THE GREEN
July 11th
JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM
PEABODY ESSEX MUSEUM
WORCESTER HISTORICAL MUSEUM
FRUIT LANDS MUSEUM
CAPE COD CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
PILGRIM HALL MUSEUM
July 18th
MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON
OCEAN EXPLORIUM
THE ERIC CARLE MUSEUM
LARZ ANDERSON AUTO MUSEUM
SPRINGFIELD MUSEUMS
MASS AUDOBON'S BOSTON NATURE CENTER
SANDWICH GLASS MUSEUM
July 25th
THE FREEDOM TRAIL FOUNDATION
BATTLESHIP COVE
CHILDREN’S MUSEUM IN EASTON
TOWER HILL BOTANIC GARDEN
ARNOLD ARBORETUM OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY
CAPE COD MUSEUM OF ART
DANFORTH ART
For links to these venues and more information about Free Fun Fridays check out the Highland Street Foundation's website here.
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Library Book Sales July 2014
Lincoln is supposed to be having one in conjuntion with the town's anniversary will post info when I find it.
July 4
Sudbury Not a library, but the Sudbury Historical Society usually has a small but interesting selection of used books for sale at the Hosmer House during the parade. We've purchased some great material to read while waiting for the parade to start.
Monday July 7
Fitchburg 12-7 Details here
July 12
Pittsfield 10-4 Details here
July 4
Sudbury Not a library, but the Sudbury Historical Society usually has a small but interesting selection of used books for sale at the Hosmer House during the parade. We've purchased some great material to read while waiting for the parade to start.
Monday July 7
Fitchburg 12-7 Details here
July 12
Pittsfield 10-4 Details here
Friday, June 20, 2014
June 2014 Free Fun Friday Events
There is only one Free Fun Friday in June and it's the kick off of the event June 27th.
The following venues are hosting the first week's events:
FRANKLIN PARK ZOO
CAPE COD MARITIME MUSEUM
WORCESTER ART MUSEUM
TANGLEWOOD
THE SPORTS MUSEUM
MASS MOCA
MIT MUSEUM
For more information check out the Highland Street Foundation's website here. They have links to all the venues. I suggest you research each before the date as I suspect they could be busy.
The following venues are hosting the first week's events:
FRANKLIN PARK ZOO
CAPE COD MARITIME MUSEUM
WORCESTER ART MUSEUM
TANGLEWOOD
THE SPORTS MUSEUM
MASS MOCA
MIT MUSEUM
For more information check out the Highland Street Foundation's website here. They have links to all the venues. I suggest you research each before the date as I suspect they could be busy.
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Framingham Free Summer Concerts 2014
Once I started researching where to go for free summer music I was surprised at how many towns do offer these weekly concert series. Framingham's is located in Framingham Center on the Village Green near Framingham State. The concerts are on Friday nights from 6:30-8:30.
June 20 Chris Anders
June 27 Three of a Kind
July 4 The Tom Nutile Band
July 11 Hot Acoustics
July 18 The Reminisants
July 25 JC & Enfusion
August 1 Metro
August 8 Playing Dead
As always, you will want a chair or blanket if you like something comfortable to sit on during the concert.
June 20 Chris Anders
June 27 Three of a Kind
July 4 The Tom Nutile Band
July 11 Hot Acoustics
July 18 The Reminisants
July 25 JC & Enfusion
August 1 Metro
August 8 Playing Dead
As always, you will want a chair or blanket if you like something comfortable to sit on during the concert.
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Hudson Free Summer Concert Series 2014
Once again, I located this series after it started, but at least it is on a different night. Hudson, Massachusetts is offering a free summer concert series at Wood Park on Park Street on Wednesdays at 6:30.
June 18 River's Edge Arts Alliance Artist Appreciation Concert
June 25 Jumpin' Juba
July 9 River's Edge Art's Alliance Summer Fun Concert
July 16 Flashback
July 23 The Lenny Solomon Band
July 30 Tom Yates w/the Working Man's Band
August 6 After Fab
Hudson is also offering Children's Music Programs at Cellucci Park, 37 South Street, on Thursday's at 12PM.
June 26 Vic and the Sticks
July 17 Rick Golden Music and Puppets
August 7 Mister Vic
June 18 River's Edge Arts Alliance Artist Appreciation Concert
June 25 Jumpin' Juba
July 9 River's Edge Art's Alliance Summer Fun Concert
July 16 Flashback
July 23 The Lenny Solomon Band
July 30 Tom Yates w/the Working Man's Band
August 6 After Fab
Hudson is also offering Children's Music Programs at Cellucci Park, 37 South Street, on Thursday's at 12PM.
June 26 Vic and the Sticks
July 17 Rick Golden Music and Puppets
August 7 Mister Vic
Monday, June 16, 2014
Southborough Free Summer Concert Series 2014
Sadly, Southborough and Marlborough Massachusetts have concerts on the same night, so I'll have to pick which group sounds most interesting. However, I thought I post the list for others in the area who also might be interested in free summer music.
Southborough's concerts are held at Neary School Field by the tennis courts from 6-8. As with Marlborough's concerts bring a chair of blanket for seating.
June 19 Soul Custody
July 10 Chuck & the Mud
July 24 Sheep Shaggers
August 7 Raw Dawgs
August 21 Blackstone Valley Bluegrass
Southborough's concerts are held at Neary School Field by the tennis courts from 6-8. As with Marlborough's concerts bring a chair of blanket for seating.
June 19 Soul Custody
July 10 Chuck & the Mud
July 24 Sheep Shaggers
August 7 Raw Dawgs
August 21 Blackstone Valley Bluegrass
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Marlborough's Free Summer Concert Series 2014
We like the Marlborough Massachusetts’s free summer concert series. Even the dogs enjoy an evening of music on the Commons sometimes. It looks like we already missed the first one. Since I sometimes don’t catch the listings in the paper, I thought I'd post the list of the remaining concerts for others who might be interested in attending the concerts.
The concerts take place on Union Common found at the corner of Main Street and Route 85 from 7-9. Bring your chairs and enjoy the music.
June 19 Chris Anders And Pure Country
June 26 The Reminisants
July 3 Mixed Emotions
July 10 Childhood/Huck
July 17 Mood Elevators
July 24 Usual Suspects
July 31 The Mike Mosca Band
August 7 Flash Back
August 14 Silver City
The concerts take place on Union Common found at the corner of Main Street and Route 85 from 7-9. Bring your chairs and enjoy the music.
June 19 Chris Anders And Pure Country
June 26 The Reminisants
July 3 Mixed Emotions
July 10 Childhood/Huck
July 17 Mood Elevators
July 24 Usual Suspects
July 31 The Mike Mosca Band
August 7 Flash Back
August 14 Silver City
Friday, June 13, 2014
June Library Book Sales in Massachusetts
I love to hit the local library book sales. It is a great way to pick up a variety of reading materials at great prices. I decided I would start listing the local sales I find out about to help others who might be interested in visiting, too. It is a great way to save some money and support a great cause. I'm starting late for June, but will try to do better in July.
June 14
Ashland 10-2 Pricing and more details here.
Weston 10-4 Pricing and details here.
Woburn 10-6 Details here.
June 21
Framingham 10-3 Details here.
Franklin 9-4 Details here.
June 28
Carlisle 10:30-3 Details here.
I've only listed the public dates for the book sales. Some libraries offer special dates for Friends. Most allow you to join on those dates to have the advantage of getting a look at the books early. Some offer special bag deals as the sale winds down. It never hurts to ask about the schedule.
Also, check out your library not only to see if they have an upcoming sale, but also to see if they have an ongoing book sale. Our local library has ongoing sales in the adult and the children's library year round. There is a smaller selection, but still a chance to get a good book for a great price.
This is also a great place to donate some of those books you don't need. Check to see what books and media materials they accept. Some have restrictions, but donate what you can. The local libraries can use your support.
June 14
Ashland 10-2 Pricing and more details here.
Weston 10-4 Pricing and details here.
Woburn 10-6 Details here.
June 21
Framingham 10-3 Details here.
Franklin 9-4 Details here.
June 28
Carlisle 10:30-3 Details here.
I've only listed the public dates for the book sales. Some libraries offer special dates for Friends. Most allow you to join on those dates to have the advantage of getting a look at the books early. Some offer special bag deals as the sale winds down. It never hurts to ask about the schedule.
Also, check out your library not only to see if they have an upcoming sale, but also to see if they have an ongoing book sale. Our local library has ongoing sales in the adult and the children's library year round. There is a smaller selection, but still a chance to get a good book for a great price.
This is also a great place to donate some of those books you don't need. Check to see what books and media materials they accept. Some have restrictions, but donate what you can. The local libraries can use your support.
Thursday, June 12, 2014
AAA Six Flags New England Discount 2014
Updated 2016 information found here
Six Flags New England opened April 12, 2014. Ticket prices and information are posted on Six Flag's website here.
You can save by buying tickets online in advance for $41.99. I don't know if there is a charge involved.
Adults and Children over 54": 59.99
Under 54": 49.99
Under 2: Free
Parking:$20
Preferred Parking: $25
Season's Pass Parking at New England Only: $60
Flash Pass Information is located here.
There are a variety of Season Pass offers you can explore here. Prices vary based on number of passes purchased and the level of options you choose.
Check out the meal deals before you go to the park here.
For frequent visitors they also offer a dining pass here.
According to their website, Six Flags New England participates in the AAA Show Your Card and Save program. They claim they give a $5 discount per ticket up to 6 tickets. I found this in their FAQ page. They also claim there is a $10% discount on merchandise purchases of $15 or more with your AAA card. Call ahead to confirm.
AAA has listed their deals for the Six Flag's 2014 season. These tickets must be purchased in advance to get the discounts.
You can check the standard AAA discount for online tickets for Six Flags here.
They are also offering tickets by mail for Six Flags New England good for adult and child at $36. That offer is located here.
In addition, only available by mail is the AAA parking discount for Six Flag New England. One day parking pass available here for $18.
It does take some advanced planning, but there are ways to reduce the cost of your Six Flags New England visit this summer.
Six Flags New England opened April 12, 2014. Ticket prices and information are posted on Six Flag's website here.
You can save by buying tickets online in advance for $41.99. I don't know if there is a charge involved.
Adults and Children over 54": 59.99
Under 54": 49.99
Under 2: Free
Parking:$20
Preferred Parking: $25
Season's Pass Parking at New England Only: $60
Flash Pass Information is located here.
There are a variety of Season Pass offers you can explore here. Prices vary based on number of passes purchased and the level of options you choose.
Check out the meal deals before you go to the park here.
For frequent visitors they also offer a dining pass here.
According to their website, Six Flags New England participates in the AAA Show Your Card and Save program. They claim they give a $5 discount per ticket up to 6 tickets. I found this in their FAQ page. They also claim there is a $10% discount on merchandise purchases of $15 or more with your AAA card. Call ahead to confirm.
AAA has listed their deals for the Six Flag's 2014 season. These tickets must be purchased in advance to get the discounts.
You can check the standard AAA discount for online tickets for Six Flags here.
They are also offering tickets by mail for Six Flags New England good for adult and child at $36. That offer is located here.
In addition, only available by mail is the AAA parking discount for Six Flag New England. One day parking pass available here for $18.
It does take some advanced planning, but there are ways to reduce the cost of your Six Flags New England visit this summer.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
July 4, 2014 Activities in Massachusetts
I love celebrating the Fourth of July and decided it was time to post some of the fun activities going on in the area again. I find it so much easier to come back to a page like this and click on the links than to try to remember where I saved them so I can send them off to family and friends later.
Acton
Boston Harborfest Events run July 2-6
Chelmsford
Concord
Danvers Family Festival
Duxbury
Fall River Battleship Cover Fireworks
Find Local Fireworks
Franklin
Harvard
Hingham
Lexington Lion's Club Carnival
List of Local Fireworks by Town
Natick
Old Sturbridge Village
Plymouth
Sharon
Shrewsbury
Sudbury Parade
Worcester
I know there will be more links to add and I hope to update this list. Some sites are not yet listing the dates and times for the fireworks. I will try to get back as those are updated.
Acton
Boston Harborfest Events run July 2-6
Chelmsford
Concord
Danvers Family Festival
Duxbury
Fall River Battleship Cover Fireworks
Find Local Fireworks
Franklin
Harvard
Hingham
Lexington Lion's Club Carnival
List of Local Fireworks by Town
Natick
Old Sturbridge Village
Plymouth
Sharon
Shrewsbury
Sudbury Parade
Worcester
I know there will be more links to add and I hope to update this list. Some sites are not yet listing the dates and times for the fireworks. I will try to get back as those are updated.
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Free Fun Fridays 2014 in Massachusetts
The Highland Street Foundation has announced their schedule for Free Fun Friday events. The program provides free entrance each Friday to different museums, zoos, theater, music events, and other attractions to residents and visitors in Massachusetts. You can find the list at their website here. The first Friday is June 27 and the final one is August 29th.
While admission is free, it is advisable to check to make sure there are no additional costs for any of the programs or offerings available at the venue you are visiting. At some venues, the free admission gives you complete access to all of the programs available at that site. At others even when paying admission there are additional costs depending on what you wish to do.
These events tend to be popular and thus attract large crowds. For those who plan on utilizing other pass or discount options, you may also want to be aware of these dates as you can expect there to be higher traffic on these dates. If you have other options, you may want to choose another date for your visit to find a less crowded venue. That being said, many of these venues do offer special programs on these dates to encourage people to face the crowds.
While admission is free, it is advisable to check to make sure there are no additional costs for any of the programs or offerings available at the venue you are visiting. At some venues, the free admission gives you complete access to all of the programs available at that site. At others even when paying admission there are additional costs depending on what you wish to do.
These events tend to be popular and thus attract large crowds. For those who plan on utilizing other pass or discount options, you may also want to be aware of these dates as you can expect there to be higher traffic on these dates. If you have other options, you may want to choose another date for your visit to find a less crowded venue. That being said, many of these venues do offer special programs on these dates to encourage people to face the crowds.
Monday, June 9, 2014
Summer Reading Programs 2014
Many local libraries offer summer reading programs to get kids excited about reading over the summer. Ours even offers an adult reading program with prizes that I participated in last summer and enrolled in again this summer. However, there are lots of other programs out there that offer incentives to get kids reading. I haven't updated the list in a while so it seemed like a good time to check out the programs and see what was still out there.
American Girl is sponsoring Read-a-Palooza with a variety of events this summer. This isn't quite as reward driven as some of the other programs, but it is worth a look.
Barnes & Noble's Imagination Destination requires children to read 8 books and record the information on a form that can be downloaded at the site here. The child lists the book, author, and whom they would reccomend the book to and why. The form needs to be returned to a Barnes & Noble store and the child may then select a book from those listed on the record form. The program runs from May 20-September 2, 2014.
Book Adventure is a free program offered by Sylvan Learning. The program is similar to Accelarated Reader. The children choose titles from the list, read them independently, and then take tests on the books. Each test earns them points towards prizes.
Bookworm Wednesdays at Showcase Cinemas provides free movies in exchange for a book report. The form for the book report is provided here and is the price of admission to the movie. This program begins July 9th and ends August 13. Movies are shown at 10AM but its best to call your local Showcase Theater to make sure they are participating.
Chuck E. Cheese offers a program that requires the child to read every day for two weeks and record it on a chart found on the website. The chart can be returned for 10 free tokens.
Half Price Books has a program this summer. Children can earn a $5 of book bucks for 300 minutes of reading. They will also be entered in a drawing for a gift certificate. You can download the reading Chart here
H.E. Buddy also is offering a program. Download the form, read the ten books, fill out the form, have a parent initial, mail it and they promise a prize package back in the mail.
New York Times has a program open to students from age 13-19. The paper is looking for thoughtful commentaries on anything it publised. Check out the rules for submission.
Pizza Hut's Book It runs from June 1-August 15.
Pottery Barn is having a reading challenge that runs through July 17th. Children need to read 8 books from the list found here to receive one free book. They do suggest supplies are limited.
Scholastic Summer Challenge
Super Why PBS Read-A-Thon
TD Bank has a program in conjunction with their Young Savers Accounts. The program is available to students in grades K-5. They read 10 books, fill out the form found here and they get $10 deposited in an existing or a created TD Young Savers account. Not a TD customer so I don't know anything about these accounts. Just listing the available summer reading programs.
American Girl is sponsoring Read-a-Palooza with a variety of events this summer. This isn't quite as reward driven as some of the other programs, but it is worth a look.
Barnes & Noble's Imagination Destination requires children to read 8 books and record the information on a form that can be downloaded at the site here. The child lists the book, author, and whom they would reccomend the book to and why. The form needs to be returned to a Barnes & Noble store and the child may then select a book from those listed on the record form. The program runs from May 20-September 2, 2014.
Book Adventure is a free program offered by Sylvan Learning. The program is similar to Accelarated Reader. The children choose titles from the list, read them independently, and then take tests on the books. Each test earns them points towards prizes.
Bookworm Wednesdays at Showcase Cinemas provides free movies in exchange for a book report. The form for the book report is provided here and is the price of admission to the movie. This program begins July 9th and ends August 13. Movies are shown at 10AM but its best to call your local Showcase Theater to make sure they are participating.
Chuck E. Cheese offers a program that requires the child to read every day for two weeks and record it on a chart found on the website. The chart can be returned for 10 free tokens.
Half Price Books has a program this summer. Children can earn a $5 of book bucks for 300 minutes of reading. They will also be entered in a drawing for a gift certificate. You can download the reading Chart here
H.E. Buddy also is offering a program. Download the form, read the ten books, fill out the form, have a parent initial, mail it and they promise a prize package back in the mail.
New York Times has a program open to students from age 13-19. The paper is looking for thoughtful commentaries on anything it publised. Check out the rules for submission.
Pizza Hut's Book It runs from June 1-August 15.
Pottery Barn is having a reading challenge that runs through July 17th. Children need to read 8 books from the list found here to receive one free book. They do suggest supplies are limited.
Scholastic Summer Challenge
Super Why PBS Read-A-Thon
TD Bank has a program in conjunction with their Young Savers Accounts. The program is available to students in grades K-5. They read 10 books, fill out the form found here and they get $10 deposited in an existing or a created TD Young Savers account. Not a TD customer so I don't know anything about these accounts. Just listing the available summer reading programs.
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Blue Star Museums 2014
The Blue Star Museum program began again over Memorial Day and will continue through Labor Day. The program offers free admission at participating museums to all active duty, reserve, and National Guard military personnel and their families. The program operates around the country and the website provides an interactive map you can use to locate venues here.
As always, I suggest checking out the site you want to visit before traveling there to get more information.
When I checked out this year's list, the following Massachusetts sites were participating:
Acton:
The Discovery Museums
Amesbury:
Lowell's Boat Shop
Amherst:
The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
Boston:
Gibson House Museum
Historic New England
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Nichols House Museum
Old South Meeting House
The Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston
The Mary Baker Eddy Library
The Old State House - America's Revolutionary Museum
USS Constitution Museum
Brookline:
John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site
Cambridge:
Harvard Museum of Natural History
MIT List Visual Arts Center
Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology/Harvard
Clinton:
Museum of Russian Icons
Concord:
Concord Museum
Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House
Dedham:
Dedham Historical Society & Museum
The Fairbanks House
Duxbury:
Duxbury Rural and Historical Society
Easthampton:
Mass Audubon Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary
Edgartown:
Martha's Vineyard Museum
Falmouth:
Falmouth Museums on the Green
Harvard:
Fruitlands Museum
Haverhill:
Buttonwoods Museum
Haverhill Firefighting Museum
John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace
Hyannis:
John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum Foundation, Inc
Lexington:
Scottish Rite Masonic Museum & Library
Lincoln:
deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum
Drumlin Farm Education Center and Wildlife Sanctuary
Mass Audubon Drumlin Farm
Lowell:
New England Quilt Museum
Medford:
Royall House and Slave Quarters
N. Easton
Friends of Borderland
Nantucket:
Nantucket Historical Association
Nantucket Maria Mitchell Association
Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum affiliate of the Egan Maritime Institute
Natick:
Mass Audubon Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
New Bedford:
New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks!
New Bedford Whaling Museum
The New Bedford Museum of Glass
Newton:
Durant-Kenrick House and Grounds
The Jackson Homestead and Museum
North Andover:
North Andover Historical Society
North Easton:
Children's Museum in Easton
Northampton:
Smith College Museum of Art
Pittsfield:
Berkshire Museum
Roxbury:
The Shirley-Eustis House Museum
Salem:
Peabody Essex Museum
Scituate:
Maritime & Irish Mossing Museum
South Wellfleet:
Mass Audubon Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
Springfield:
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Springfield Museums
Stockbridge:
Norman Rockwell Museum
Sturbridge:
Old Sturbridge Village
Taunton:
Old Colony Historical Society
Watertown:
Historical Society of Watertown
Wenham:
Wenham Museum
Weston:
Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History
Williamstown:
Clark Art Institute
Worcester:
EcoTarium
Worcester Art Museum
Worcester Historical Museum
Yarmouth Port:
Edward Gorey House
As always, I suggest checking out the site you want to visit before traveling there to get more information.
When I checked out this year's list, the following Massachusetts sites were participating:
Acton:
The Discovery Museums
Amesbury:
Lowell's Boat Shop
Amherst:
The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
Boston:
Gibson House Museum
Historic New England
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Nichols House Museum
Old South Meeting House
The Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston
The Mary Baker Eddy Library
The Old State House - America's Revolutionary Museum
USS Constitution Museum
Brookline:
John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site
Cambridge:
Harvard Museum of Natural History
MIT List Visual Arts Center
Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology/Harvard
Clinton:
Museum of Russian Icons
Concord:
Concord Museum
Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House
Dedham:
Dedham Historical Society & Museum
The Fairbanks House
Duxbury:
Duxbury Rural and Historical Society
Easthampton:
Mass Audubon Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary
Edgartown:
Martha's Vineyard Museum
Falmouth:
Falmouth Museums on the Green
Harvard:
Fruitlands Museum
Haverhill:
Buttonwoods Museum
Haverhill Firefighting Museum
John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace
Hyannis:
John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum Foundation, Inc
Lexington:
Scottish Rite Masonic Museum & Library
Lincoln:
deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum
Drumlin Farm Education Center and Wildlife Sanctuary
Mass Audubon Drumlin Farm
Lowell:
New England Quilt Museum
Medford:
Royall House and Slave Quarters
N. Easton
Friends of Borderland
Nantucket:
Nantucket Historical Association
Nantucket Maria Mitchell Association
Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum affiliate of the Egan Maritime Institute
Natick:
Mass Audubon Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
New Bedford:
New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks!
New Bedford Whaling Museum
The New Bedford Museum of Glass
Newton:
Durant-Kenrick House and Grounds
The Jackson Homestead and Museum
North Andover:
North Andover Historical Society
North Easton:
Children's Museum in Easton
Northampton:
Smith College Museum of Art
Pittsfield:
Berkshire Museum
Roxbury:
The Shirley-Eustis House Museum
Salem:
Peabody Essex Museum
Scituate:
Maritime & Irish Mossing Museum
South Wellfleet:
Mass Audubon Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
Springfield:
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Springfield Museums
Stockbridge:
Norman Rockwell Museum
Sturbridge:
Old Sturbridge Village
Taunton:
Old Colony Historical Society
Watertown:
Historical Society of Watertown
Wenham:
Wenham Museum
Weston:
Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History
Williamstown:
Clark Art Institute
Worcester:
EcoTarium
Worcester Art Museum
Worcester Historical Museum
Yarmouth Port:
Edward Gorey House
Friday, June 6, 2014
AAA Canobie Lake Discounts for 2014
Updated 2016 post here
AAA discounts are back for 2014. As always tickets must be purchased in advance through your AAA office, it isn't an offer you can use by just showing your card.
According to their website General Admission for 2014 is $36 for adults under 60, $27 for those over 60 years of age and under 48 inches. It appears height is the factor not age for children. Those under 3 are given free admission. If you arrive after 5PM admission is $25 and if you show a military ID discounts are also available. More information about prices is available here.
The AAA discount gives $6 off an adult admission bringing the price down to $30. There is no AAA discount on children's tickets. You can find more information about ordering AAA tickets here.
Canobie lists places that have coupons for discount admissions here. For those who sign up for Canobie's email here, there are additional discount and special event offers available. Check out Yellow Days which offer $25 admission days here.
AAA discounts are back for 2014. As always tickets must be purchased in advance through your AAA office, it isn't an offer you can use by just showing your card.
According to their website General Admission for 2014 is $36 for adults under 60, $27 for those over 60 years of age and under 48 inches. It appears height is the factor not age for children. Those under 3 are given free admission. If you arrive after 5PM admission is $25 and if you show a military ID discounts are also available. More information about prices is available here.
The AAA discount gives $6 off an adult admission bringing the price down to $30. There is no AAA discount on children's tickets. You can find more information about ordering AAA tickets here.
Canobie lists places that have coupons for discount admissions here. For those who sign up for Canobie's email here, there are additional discount and special event offers available. Check out Yellow Days which offer $25 admission days here.
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