Dear fellow Hanoverians:
\nLooking for new and fun things to do with children when the weather is
\nstill cold and crummy? <\/p>\n
Look no farther than the John Curtis Free Library – where you’ll find
\na slew of passes to excellent cultural organizations – from the New
\nEngland Aquarium, to the Children’s Museum, to Harvard’s Museum of
\nNatural History. <\/p>\n
If you have never been, consider visiting Harvard’s Museum of Natural
\nHistory which is chalk full of incredible, family-friendly exhibits
\nincluding Native American artifacts, pre-historic fossils (including a
\n42-foot mounted Kronosaurus), and innumerable taxidermy animals and
\nbirds from Africa, New England, and the world at large among other
\nexcellent permanent and temporary exhibits. Visit
\nhttp:\/\/www.hmnh.harvard.edu\/
\n for more information and check out the passes in person or on-line at
\nthe John Curtis Free Library, http:\/\/www.hanovermass.com\/library\/
\n. Passes to the Harvard Museum of Natural History are brought to you
\nby the Friends of the John Curtis Free Library.<\/p>\n
Coming to the Harvard Museum of Natural History this March: Their
\nAnnual Family Festival:<\/p>\n
Join the museum for their biggest family event of the year: \u201cStories
\nthrough Time\u201d, on Saturday, March 9, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. invites
\nyou to explore our past with faculty, students, and curators from
\nHarvard’s science and cultural museums. Learn about how our human
\nancestors lived. Play a 3,000-year-old game. Visualize changes in
\nseason and climate over the past 30 years. With more than 15 tables of
\nhands-on activities and scientific specimens targeted at different
\nages, the whole family will enjoy this event. Free event parking in
\nthe 52 Oxford Street garage is available.<\/p>\n
For more information about the terrific organization that provides the
\nmuseum passes, the Friends of the John Curtis Library, please contact
\nTracy Marchetti at tjmarchetti@verizon.net<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n
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