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SUMMARY:Children’s Day
DESCRIPTION:Fun & Games at the Farm!\nChildren’s Day is a blast! Join us for childish play from yesteryear and learn about the important roles that children played on the farm. The whole day is packed with fun! \nDATE: Saturday June 20\, 2026\nTIME: 10:00 to 4:00 \n\nGames\, Crafts\, Activities\, and Snacks!\n\nYou don’t want to miss out on this! From 10 am to 12 noon\, watch our flock of sheep as our sheepherder uses his Australian sheep dog to herd the sheep and sheer their fleece. Did you know that shearing sheep is a necessary practice for the domestic sheep’s health and comfort? Without annual shearing\, the excessive wool growth can lead to overheating\, parasite infestations\, and mobility issues. Sheering is important!\nTake a tractor ride to explore our fifty plus acre farm.\nMeet our cows\, sheep\, pigs\, and goats as they graze in their pastures. (Bring some carrots or apples to feed them\, or purchase grain at the Country Store!)\nVisit our Blacksmith Shoppe and watch as our Blacksmith swings his hammer and fires up the forge!\nParticipate in the Big Yellow Barn Scavenger Hunt in our 104-foot long barn. Prizes awarded for those who finish!\nFacepainting for children will be ongoing on the Jones front porch!\nChildren will enjoy colonial chores as their colonial counterparts once did such as using a scrub board and a wringer washer to wash clothes\, pump water\, or carry buckets with a wooden yoke!\nOur miniature reproduction Wells Fargo Stage Coach\, a replica of the 1852 Wells Fargo stagecoach\, will give rides throughout the day for children under 15. Known for its red and gold color\, these coaches became an enduring symbol of the company’s speed\, reliability and western legacy.\nOur storyteller will be in the ell today reading G is For Granite: A New Hampshire Alphabet by Marie Harris\, New Hampshire poet laureate from 1999 -2004. Discover\, in verse and picture form\, about the rich heritage of New Hampshire!\nTour the historic Jones House and 1810 Tavern and see the place that five generations of the same family once lived and called home!\nThere will be a pie eating contest for children ages 12 and under! Prizes awarded!\nGames! Children’s day field races include sack races\, three-legged race\, egg-in-a-spoon race\, wheelbarrow race\, and more! Or join with family and friends in parachute games and corn hole!\nTour the 1940s kitchen with Elizabeth Jones and make butter using farm fresh heavy cream. Then sample some on homemade cornbread from an 1800s recipe! Yummy!\nStop by the Country Store to purchase a unique souvenir of your day on the farm!\nLuncheon items available for purchase.\n\n\nAdmission\nMEMBERS & Blue Star Families: FREE\nADULTS: $15\nSENIORS (65+): $13\nJUNIORS (4-17): $10\nCHILDREN (under 4): FREE\nFAMILY PASS (two adults + their kids or grandkids): $40\nSNAP: Present SNAP EBT card and pay $5 each for up to 4 people.
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/childrens-day/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260613T160000
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SUMMARY:Granite State Street Rodders Car Show
DESCRIPTION:Cars • Music • Food • 50/50 Raffles • Fun!\nCome check out cool cars and trucks from every generation and meet other enthusiasts who share a love for automotive culture! \nDATES: Saturday June 13\, July 11\, August 8\, September 12\, and October 10*\nTIME: 4:00-7:00 pm \nThis event is free and open to all! Refreshments will be available for purchase. \nTO ENTER A VEHICLE INTO THE SHOW:\n\n$5 Entry Fee for Show Cars and Trucks\nShow times are from 4 to 7pm\nTrophies will be awarded to the top 3 vehicles at each show\nA Farm Museum trophy will be awarded at every show!\nDash plaques will be given to the first 50 cars though the gate!\n\nFounded in the mid-1970s\, the Granite State Street Rodders Car Club is a vibrant community of automotive enthusiasts dedicated to the appreciation and restoration of classic cars. \nWe’re excited to host the Rodders at the NHFM five times in 2026! Check our schedule! \n* Our October event will be from 3-6 instead of 4-7\, as we will be chasing the daylight in October!  \n\nVisit the Museum while you’re here!\nThe Farm Museum will be open late and staffed if you’d like to purchase a ticket! Enjoy guided tours of the house and barn\, check out our incredible collections (tools\, artifacts\, tractors\, carriages\, and more!) and support the museum! Just swing by the Country Store to get a pass or become a member!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/granite-state-street-rodders-car-show-june/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260530T100000
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SUMMARY:World War II on the Farm
DESCRIPTION:A Celebrating 250 Event\n\nCome meet the Baker Company\, 1st Battalion\, 21st Marine Regiment\, a WWII reenacting group that portrays the life of U.S. Marines serving in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Camp setup\, live demonstrations\, Victory Garden\, music in the parlor\, bread pudding in the kitchen\, house tours\, and more. \nDATE: Saturday May 30\, 2026\nTIME: 10:00 to 4:00\nRAIN DATE: Sunday May 31 from 12 to 4 \nA DAY FULL OF EVENTS:\n\nWorld War 2 Camp: Come meet the Baker Company\, 1 st Battalion\, 21 st Marine Regiment. A World War 2 reenacting group that portrays the life of US Marines serving in the Pacific Theater. There will be a camp setup and live demonstrations!\nSharon Yates\, Artist and Author: Renown Maine artist known for her paintings of cows\, as well as the author of books on animals\, will be doing a demo of her painting as well as signing her books.\nWorld War II and Watches: Battle Time! The American watch and clock industry gears up for war! Display and demos!\nHistoric Jones Homestead (1770 – present): House tours of the historic Jones house with music in the parlor and parlor games of the period!\nWomen On the Home Front: Sample bread pudding with maple syrup in our 1940’s kitchen. See ration coupon booklets\, rationed foods\, and learn how women and children stepped up while the men were away!\nActivities: Victory Garden\, Tractor Rides\, Animal Encounters and More!\n\nThis event is free to veterans with proper ID.  \nThis program is part of the New Hampshire Farm Museum’s 250th Celebration Series\, paying tribute to our founding fathers and mothers as part of America’s 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. \nBaker Company\, 1st Battalion\, 21st Marine Regiment\n\nAdmission\nThis event is free to veterans with proper ID.  \nMEMBERS & Blue Star Families: FREE\nADULTS: $15\nSENIORS (65+): $13\nJUNIORS (4-17): $10\nCHILDREN (under 4): FREE\nFAMILY PASS (two adults + their kids or grandkids): $40
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/world-war-ii-on-the-farm/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260425T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260425T110000
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SUMMARY:Volunteer Appreciation Pancake Breakfast
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we kick off the 2026 season together!\nReady to kick off the 2026 season at the New Hampshire Farm Museum? The Board of Trustees is hosting our annual Volunteer Pancake Breakfast at the museum’s historic Plummer Homestead! \nGather with other volunteers to learn about new programs and events\, find out what’s planned for renovations\, repairs\, and growth\, or simply share ideas over a cup of coffee and delicious home cooked pancake and eggs breakfast! \nDATE: Saturday\, April 25\, 2026\nTIME: 9:00 am – 11:00 am\nLOCATION: At the Plummer House \nFor more information\, please contact us at 603-652-7840\, or nhfarmmuseum.info@gmail.com \nWe look forward to seeing you!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/volunteer-appreciation-pancake-breakfast/
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SUMMARY:Moving Day for the Plummer Ridge School House!
DESCRIPTION:Here comes the school house!\n🌧️ 🌧️ 🌧️ New Date: Wednesday April 1 🌧️ 🌧️ 🌧️ \nThe Historic Plummer Ridge School House is coming to the New Hampshire Farm Museum! \nDATE: Wednesday\, April 1\, 2026\nTIME: 8:00 p.m. \nIMPORTANT: It’s important to remember that the road will be closed for the move and parking is not allowed on White Mountain Highway. Parking is available at the Farm Museum by the country store. The lower road of White Mountain Highway in the area of Index Packaging is set to close at 8 pm. Traveling from the North\, people can come and go from the museum parking lot. \nWe’ll keep you updated with any changes on our Facebook page! \nWe are very excited to this new addition to the museum! The schoolhouse was built about a mile South of the museum so that the children from the farms on Plummer’s Ridge did not have to travel long distances to downtown Milton\, especially in the winter. The last school session was in 1912 and the building was sold to the Plummer’s Ridge Sewing Circle in 1922. \nPrior to the acquisition by the New Hampshire Farm Museum\, it was owned by the Town of Milton and maintained primarily by John Katwick\, a long-time resident of Milton. Realizing the historical significance of the schoolhouse\, the Farm Museum proposed to add the schoolhouse to the Museum grounds for school children to visit as part of the Museum experience. \nWe are pleased that this move was approved by the Town of Milton in its March\, 2024 election. This is going to be such an exciting day. Please share this news with all your friends and neighbors!!!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/moving-day-for-the-plummer-ridge-school-house/
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SUMMARY:January 2026: Bloomin’ 4 Good Fundraiser at Rochester’s Milton Road Hannaford
DESCRIPTION:Brighten someone’s day and support the Farm Museum!\nThe New Hampshire Farm Museum has been selected as a nonprofit partner in the Hannaford Bloomin’ 4 Good Program for January 2026! The museum will receive a $1 donation for every specially marked Bloomin’ 4 Good bouquet sold during January 2026 at the Rochester Hannaford on Milton Road. \nDATE: The entire month of January!\nLOCATION: Hannaford Supermarket\, 11 Milton Rd\, Rochester NH\nNOTE: Make sure you choose a specially marked Bloomin’ 4 Good bouquet for us to get the donation! \nFlowers can make someone’s day\, brighten a room\, share a heartfelt thank you\, or spread a smile. And with the help of Rochester Hannaford\, flowers can also help the Farm Museum preserve and share New Hampshire’s rural history! \nNot sure who to give flowers to? You can buy a bouquet and gift them to the person behind you in line! What a fun way to bring a little joy to the world!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/january-2026-blooming-for-good-fundraiser-hannaford/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251004T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251004T160000
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SUMMARY:Harvest Time on the Farm
DESCRIPTION:Come celebrate the fall harvest. Leaf peepers welcomed!\nWe’ll be offering tractor rides around the farm with beautiful views of Teneriffe Mountain. Feed our sheep and cows from our hay bales. We invite you to stop by the open fire where for mulled cider\, roasted popcorn\, and apple crisp. \nDATE: Saturday\, October 4\, 2025\nTIME: 10:00 to 4:00 \nHarvest Day Activities:\n\nTry your hand at candlemaking.\nAdults can try their hand at the two-man saw.\nKids of all ages can decorate a Halloween cookie in the 1940s kitchen.\nChildren can join our storyteller in the ell and listen to Johnny Appleseed.\nParticipate in our skillet toss contest!\nChildren’s games: sack races\, three-legged race\, and egg in a spoon relay.\nWe will also have facepainting!\nFree pumpkins to children twelve and under (limited to the first twenty children).\nTour the historic Jones farmhouse dating back to the 1700s where five generations of the same family once lived.\nCome explore the Barn and see if you can find the tools listed on the Scavenger Hunt.\nLuncheon items available for purchase for your fall time picnic!\nFeatured musicians: String Equinox.\nPurchase homemade jams and jellies\, or a souvenir\, in our Country Store!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/harvest-time-on-the-farm/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250820T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250820T130000
DTSTAMP:20250710T172548Z
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SUMMARY:Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Plummer’s Ridge School House
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we celebrate with an official groundbreaking ceremony in preparation for the move of the historic 1801 Plummer Ridge School House to the grounds of the New Hampshire Farm Museum! \nIn coordination with the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce\, Executive Director Jon Hotchkiss\, Program Director Janet Hotchkiss\, and the Board of Trustees invite the public to attend the ceremony at the Jones Homestead\, 1305 White Mountain Highway\, Milton\, New Hampshire. \nRefreshments will be served immediately following the ceremony. Celebrate with us as we continue our mission of keeping New Hampshire’s history alive! \nDATE: Wednesday\, August 20\nTIME: 11am to 1pm\nSHARE: RSVP & share this event on Facebook » \nAfter full repairs and renovations\, the Plummer Ridge School House will be open to museum visitors and school groups\, and school age children will be able to experience a rural 19th century education in our living history program\, “Little School House on Plummer’s Ridge.” \nThe move of the 1801 Plummer Ridge School House by the Museum\, coupled with the full support of the Town of Milton’s Board of Selectmen\, is a unique opportunity and we are so grateful to the community for their support! \nLearn more about this project »
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/groundbreaking-ceremony-for-the-plummers-ridge-school-house/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250816T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250816T160000
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SUMMARY:Truck & Tractor Day (Canceled)
DESCRIPTION:Trucks\, Tractors\, Wagons\, and Antique Cars\nWe had to cancel Truck & Tractor day for 2025 –\nWe are so sorry!\nThe New Hampshire Farm Museum regrets to inform you that Truck and Tractor Day\, scheduled for Saturday\, August 16th\, has been canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience 🙁 \nWe encourage you to join us on Saturday\, September 13th and Saturday\, October 11th for the Granite State Street Rodders Classic Car Show! \nMark your calendars and bring the camera! Bring the entire family as the New Hampshire Farm Museum hosts an amazing display of trucks\, tractors\, wagons\, and antique cars. Our very own fleet of tractors from the mid 1900s will be on display for the kids to sit and climb on! Big trucks\, emergency vehicles\, working trucks – come meet the men and women who work with them every day. \nDATE: Canceled for 2025\nTIME: n/a \nLots to do to fill the day!\n\nMeet our blacksmith working in the forge!\nStop by the York Cider Mill to learn why cider was the most commonly consumed drink in the colonies.\nTake a tractor ride to explore our fifty plus acre farm and visit the sheep\, pigs\, and cows grazing in their pastures.\nEnjoy the music of The Moose Mountain String Band\nSee tools from yesteryear\, participate in the Big Yellow Barn Scavenger Hunt\, tour the Historic Jones House and Tavern\, and more!\nRefreshments will be available for purchase\, or bring your own and enjoy a picnic lunch overlooking the Olde Stage Road.\n\n\nAdmission\nMEMBERS & Blue Star Families: FREE \n 
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/truck-tractor-day/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250809T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250809T160000
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SUMMARY:Old Home Day
DESCRIPTION:A celebration for those who love their New Hampshire home.  \nPurchase a traditional New England Saturday night supper\, then stick around for the Granite State Street Rodders car show from 4 to 7!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/old-home-day/
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SUMMARY:Family Garden Program: Birdland!
DESCRIPTION:Learn all about birds and make some fun birdhouses to take home!\nStrafford County 4H and the University of New Hampshire Extension have adopted our Children’s Garden and are offering a new program called The Family Garden Program. Children of all ages are welcome to learn about gardening from UNH Extension Intern\, Olivia in this FREE program! \nWhere: New Hampshire Farm Museum\nWhen: Fridays 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm\nSign Up: Please call the Farm Museum to RSVP to save your spot! (603) 652-7840 \n\nView the full Family Garden Program schedule:\nCome Seed all about it! July 11\, 2025\nLearn about different seeds and how they grow. \nFriends and Foes! July 18\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, we will discuss which bugs are good or bad for the garden\, complete with a bug hotel! \nWhat’s in the dirt? July 25\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, we will learn how different kinds of soil help plants grow\, with the help of some dirt loving friends. \nPollination Station! August 1\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, discover what pollinators are and why they’re so important when it comes to growing plants. \nBirdland! August 8\, 2025\nFor our final lesson\, we will learn all about birds and make some fun birdhouses to take home!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/family-garden-program-birdland/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250801T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250801T163000
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SUMMARY:Family Garden Program: Pollination Station!
DESCRIPTION:Discover what pollinators are and why they’re so important when it comes to growing plants.\nStrafford County 4H and the University of New Hampshire Extension have adopted our Children’s Garden and are offering a new program called The Family Garden Program. Children of all ages are welcome to learn about gardening from UNH Extension Intern\, Olivia in this FREE program! \nWhere: New Hampshire Farm Museum\nWhen: Fridays 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm\nSign Up: Please call the Farm Museum to RSVP to save your spot! (603) 652-7840 \n\nView the full Family Garden Program schedule:\nCome Seed all about it! July 11\, 2025\nLearn about different seeds and how they grow. \nFriends and Foes! July 18\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, we will discuss which bugs are good or bad for the garden\, complete with a bug hotel! \nWhat’s in the dirt? July 25\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, we will learn how different kinds of soil help plants grow\, with the help of some dirt loving friends. \nPollination Station! August 1\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, discover what pollinators are and why they’re so important when it comes to growing plants. \nBirdland! August 8\, 2025\nFor our final lesson\, we will learn all about birds and make some fun birdhouses to take home!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/family-garden-program-pollination-station/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250725T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250725T163000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250716T141051Z
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SUMMARY:Family Garden Program: What’s in the dirt?
DESCRIPTION:Learn how different kinds of soil help plants grow\, with the help of some dirt loving friends.\nStrafford County 4H and the University of New Hampshire Extension have adopted our Children’s Garden and are offering a new program called The Family Garden Program. Children of all ages are welcome to learn about gardening from UNH Extension Intern\, Olivia in this FREE program! \nWhere: New Hampshire Farm Museum\nWhen: Fridays 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm\nSign Up: Please call the Farm Museum to RSVP to save your spot! (603) 652-7840 \n\nView the full Family Garden Program schedule:\nCome Seed all about it! July 11\, 2025\nLearn about different seeds and how they grow. \nFriends and Foes! July 18\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, we will discuss which bugs are good or bad for the garden\, complete with a bug hotel! \nWhat’s in the dirt? July 25\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, we will learn how different kinds of soil help plants grow\, with the help of some dirt loving friends. \nPollination Station! August 1\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, discover what pollinators are and why they’re so important when it comes to growing plants. \nBirdland! August 8\, 2025\nFor our final lesson\, we will learn all about birds and make some fun birdhouses to take home!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/family-garden-program-whats-in-the-dirt/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250718T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250718T163000
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SUMMARY:Family Garden Program: Friends and Foes!
DESCRIPTION:Learn which bugs are good or bad for the garden\, complete with a bug hotel!\nStrafford County 4H and the University of New Hampshire Extension have adopted our Children’s Garden and are offering a new program called The Family Garden Program. Children of all ages are welcome to learn about gardening from UNH Extension Intern\, Olivia in this FREE program! \nWhere: New Hampshire Farm Museum\nWhen: Fridays 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm\nSign Up: Please call the Farm Museum to RSVP to save your spot! (603) 652-7840 \n\nView the full Family Garden Program schedule:\nCome Seed all about it! July 11\, 2025\nLearn about different seeds and how they grow. \nFriends and Foes! July 18\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, we will discuss which bugs are good or bad for the garden\, complete with a bug hotel! \nWhat’s in the dirt? July 25\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, we will learn how different kinds of soil help plants grow\, with the help of some dirt loving friends. \nPollination Station! August 1\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, discover what pollinators are and why they’re so important when it comes to growing plants. \nBirdland! August 8\, 2025\nFor our final lesson\, we will learn all about birds and make some fun birdhouses to take home!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/family-garden-program-friends-and-foes/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250711T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250711T163000
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SUMMARY:Family Garden Program: Come Seed All About It!
DESCRIPTION:Learn about different seeds and how they grow!\nStrafford County 4H and the University of New Hampshire Extension have adopted our Children’s Garden and are offering a new program called The Family Garden Program. Children of all ages are welcome to learn about gardening from UNH Extension Intern\, Olivia in this FREE program! \nWhere: New Hampshire Farm Museum\nWhen: Fridays 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm\nSign Up: Please call the Farm Museum to RSVP to save your spot! (603) 652-7840 \n\nView the full Family Garden Program schedule:\nCome Seed all about it! July 11\, 2025\nLearn about different seeds and how they grow. \nFriends and Foes! July 18\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, we will discuss which bugs are good or bad for the garden\, complete with a bug hotel! \nWhat’s in the dirt? July 25\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, we will learn how different kinds of soil help plants grow\, with the help of some dirt loving friends. \nPollination Station! August 1\, 2025\nIn this lesson\, discover what pollinators are and why they’re so important when it comes to growing plants. \nBirdland! August 8\, 2025\nFor our final lesson\, we will learn all about birds and make some fun birdhouses to take home!
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/family-garden-program-seed-all-about-it/
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SUMMARY:May 2 & 3: NH Farm\, Forest & Garden Expo
DESCRIPTION:ANIMALS • EXHIBITS • DEMONSTRATIONS • LOCAL PRODUCTS\nWe look forward to seeing you at this year’s Farm\, Forest\, and Garden Expo at the Deerfield Fairgrounds. Stop by the NHFM booth and say hello!  \nThe NH Farm\, Forest\, and Garden Expo is the only show in our state that is exclusively targeted to the agricultural\, forestry\, and gardening industries. This family-friendly event includes live animals\, kid’s activities\, workshops\, speaker programs\, and will feature equipment\, products\, and food produced or sold in New Hampshire. You may even meet Smokey the Bear! \nFRIDAY: May 2\, 9:00 – 5:00\nSATURDAY: May 3\, 9:00 – 4:00\nVENUE: Deerfield Fairgrounds\, Deerfield\, NH\nCOST: $10 (12 and under are free) This is not an NHFM event\, so our members do not get a discount. \nLearn more and buy tickets online »
URL:https://nhfarmmuseum.org/event/may-2-3-nh-farm-forest-garden-expo/
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