Guided Tours at Wyman Tavern Museum
(Even though they say 'school groups' most places are well accomodating to homeschool children)
"Guided school group tours of the Wyman Tavern Museum are scheduled during the months of May, June, September, October, and November. Group leaders may also wish to consider combining their Wyman Tavern tour with a visit to the Historical Society and the Horatio Colony House Museum. HSCC offers several interactive activities for students along with our permanent and feature exhibits. The Horatio Colony House Museum also offers guided tours and student oriented activities. All three facilities are located on Main Street and within a short walking distance from each other. If you need transportation help to visit our museums, HSCC and the Horatio Colony House Museum have a Transportation Fund that covers the cost of a school bus for a day long experience at our three museums."
Puppet Storytime at the Library
Every Tuesday in October
at 10:00 AM-10:30 AM at the Keene Public Library
This special puppet, story, and craft time is designed for older toddlers who are 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 years of age.
Library Painting Group
Every Thursday in October
For many decades, artists living in
Games At Keene Library
Every Thursday in October
at 3:00 PM-6:30 PM
It is all gaming! And, gaming of any kind; whether it is board games, card games, video games, big games, role-playing games, or any other kind of game you can imagine, we'll play it. Each week, we'll provide a different variety of games for you to play; we welcome you to bring in your own games to share with the group. Throughout the series, we will have a number of gaming tournaments, so keep your eyes peeled and your ears open, because you might be our next grand champion gamer!
Homeschool PE
Every Wednesday in October
at 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 6-12/11:00 AM-12:00 PM 13+
A structured physical education class at the YMCA just for homeschooled children. This class is free with a YMCA membership.
Harris Center Programs in Hancock, NH
"We invite groups such as homeschoolers and scouts to help us design a program that will complement their projects and studies."To find out more, or to register for any of our programs call (525-3394) or email spikol@harriscenter.org Susie Spikol, Youth and Family Program Coordinator.
Register for cheap Art Class at Keene Rec!
Starting October 15th! This program is designed to introduce and/or expand the use of art as a tool to expression, and have fun doing it. The emphasis will be on the language of color, texture and energy. A variety of materials and media will be presented at each class. All materials used will be Non-toxic and/or recyclable. Students will create one piece each week to bring home should they wish to and then throughout the length of the program each par/cipant will be crea/ng 1 piece that will represent something that is important to them and they want to share with others. The last class will be an “art show” that is open for others to see, hear and feel.
Art Zone is a 6 week program that cost $10.00 per person. Each class is limited to 10 people.
Children from 6 years old to 10 years old: Saturdays from 9am -10am running 10/15-11/19
Children from 11 years old to 17 years old: Saturdays from 10:30am-11:30am running 10/15-11/19.
Call or stop by the Recrea/on Center to register. If you have any ques/ons about this program please call Pamela Croteau at (603)209-2288.
Horatio Colony Fall Quest
Every Day in October
at 9:00 AM-6:30 PM
Treat the family to a day on the trail and explore the fall colors and wildlife on this exciting and thought-provoking Fall Quest! Enjoy this self-guided hike at your leisure and take the time to absorb the sights and sounds of Autumn in New England as you search for the coveted price at the end of the Quest. Hurry before winter sets in! The Fall Quest closes on December 21st.
Park your vehicle at the Horatio Colony Preserve parking area off of Daniels Hill Rd., in Keene (off Route 9). Information and Fall Quest guides can be found at the trailhead past the gate near the Horatio Colony cabin. Remember to bring sturdy walking footwear, water/snack, bugsrpray, hat and binoculars. For more information, call Horatio Project assistant Youn Han (770) 846-1157.
Warm Hands, Warm Heart
Harrisville Designs will sponsor the Warm Hands, Warm Hearts Program that will run from Saturday, October 1st through Saturday, December 17th.
All are encouraged to participate by creating handmade hats, mittens, scarves, and socks for the homeless shelters in Keene. There will be patterns, yarns and assistance available at the Knitting and Weaving Center in Harrisville, which is open Tuesdays through Fridays from 9 AM to 5:30 PM and Saturdays from 9 AM to 5 PM.
The finished items can be dropped off at the center in Peterborough at Joseph's Coat and Mariposa Museum. In Keene, items can be dropped off at Hannah Grimes on Main st.
For more details, call 603-827-3996 or 603-924-4227.
Writers' Workshop at Keene Library
Every Thursday in October
7:00 PM-9:00 PM
Harris Center Programs in Hancock, NH
"We invite groups such as homeschoolers and scouts to help us design a program that will complement their projects and studies."To find out more, or to register for any of our programs call (525-3394) or email spikol@harriscenter.org Susie Spikol, Youth and Family Program Coordinator.
Register for cheap Art Class at Keene Rec!
Starting October 15th! This program is designed to introduce and/or expand the use of art as a tool to expression, and have fun doing it. The emphasis will be on the language of color, texture and energy. A variety of materials and media will be presented at each class. All materials used will be Non-toxic and/or recyclable. Students will create one piece each week to bring home should they wish to and then throughout the length of the program each par/cipant will be crea/ng 1 piece that will represent something that is important to them and they want to share with others. The last class will be an “art show” that is open for others to see, hear and feel.
Art Zone is a 6 week program that cost $10.00 per person. Each class is limited to 10 people.
Children from 6 years old to 10 years old: Saturdays from 9am -10am running 10/15-11/19
Children from 11 years old to 17 years old: Saturdays from 10:30am-11:30am running 10/15-11/19.
Call or stop by the Recrea/on Center to register. If you have any ques/ons about this program please call Pamela Croteau at (603)209-2288.
Horatio Colony Fall Quest
Every Day in October
at 9:00 AM-6:30 PM
Treat the family to a day on the trail and explore the fall colors and wildlife on this exciting and thought-provoking Fall Quest! Enjoy this self-guided hike at your leisure and take the time to absorb the sights and sounds of Autumn in New England as you search for the coveted price at the end of the Quest. Hurry before winter sets in! The Fall Quest closes on December 21st.
Park your vehicle at the Horatio Colony Preserve parking area off of Daniels Hill Rd., in Keene (off Route 9). Information and Fall Quest guides can be found at the trailhead past the gate near the Horatio Colony cabin. Remember to bring sturdy walking footwear, water/snack, bugsrpray, hat and binoculars. For more information, call Horatio Project assistant Youn Han (770) 846-1157.
Warm Hands, Warm Heart
Harrisville Designs will sponsor the Warm Hands, Warm Hearts Program that will run from Saturday, October 1st through Saturday, December 17th.
All are encouraged to participate by creating handmade hats, mittens, scarves, and socks for the homeless shelters in Keene. There will be patterns, yarns and assistance available at the Knitting and Weaving Center in Harrisville, which is open Tuesdays through Fridays from 9 AM to 5:30 PM and Saturdays from 9 AM to 5 PM.
The finished items can be dropped off at the center in Peterborough at Joseph's Coat and Mariposa Museum. In Keene, items can be dropped off at Hannah Grimes on Main st.
For more details, call 603-827-3996 or 603-924-4227.
Writers' Workshop at Keene Library
Every Thursday in October
7:00 PM-9:00 PM
Aspiring authors are invited to join this writers' group led by local author Jack Coey. Join other writers to share ideas, critiques and writing resources. Each week participants will share partial manuscripts with other members of the group so they may take them home for a week and at the next session have a 'feedback' session.
The workshops are for teen and author writers of writers of realistic fiction and all experience levels. Jack is the author of Lights of Mondanock and Two Legged Foxes both of which deal with the Dean Murders.
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