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Waterville Valley Resort named one of America's "Top Places to Retire," new B&B and Spa open

Waterville Valley Resort, N.H. -- It has been a busy winter season at Waterville Valley Resort in the heart of the White Mountain National Forest.

The New Year started with BestRetirementDestinations.com ranking the town #17 on the national "Best Rental and Seasonal Retirement Communities" list. The Web site said this of the Waterville community: "In the summer you can play a round of golf in the early morning, followed up by an invigorating mountain hike, then take a refreshing swim and paddle around a stream-fed pond, followed by a fun game of tennis, then some river fly fishing, perhaps lace up the skates for a few spins at the indoor ice arena, then join in a literary discussion group or writer’s workshop, challenge yourself with a workout at the indoor athletic club."

New B&B, Spa
For the first time since 1966 , the town has a bed and breakfast. The new Chester H. Pond Cottage is a historic inn with elegant guest rooms, individually prepared breakfast and a wildlife observation tower. The new B&B has joined the Waterville Valley Resort Association and can be found online at chesterpondcottage.com.

The offerings at the Waterville Valley Town Square expanded last month with the opening of the new Sugar Maple Spa, the first full-service spa in Waterville Valley. It offers various body treatments, including massages, scrubs, body wraps, facial treatments and more. Hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week and guests are asked to make an appointment. Sugar Maple Spa offers package prices, gift certificates and out-call services. It can be found online at sugarmaplespa.com.

The Town Square has been the center of activity in the Resort for more than 20 years. It is home to sit-down and take-out eateries, shops and cafés. The Town Square is also based on an innovative, pedestrian only design incorporating offices, hotel rooms and retail around a central, open space.

Waterville Valley was designed and planned specifically as a self-contained, four seasons resort. Today in addition to its world-class ski area, Waterville Valley Resort has award-winning tennis courts, golf, hiking, biking, lodging, cultural activities and summer theater, an indoor ice rink, boating, a skate park, and a host of outdoor activities. Dining options include traditional favorites and elegant dining. For more information, call 1-800-GO-VALLEY or go to visitwatervillevalley.com.

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Share what's inteNew Hampshire’s Waterville Valley: birthplace of freestyle skiing


With the Winter Olympics days away, those driving along U.S. Route 49 to Waterville Valley Resort are greeted by this sign: Birthplace of Freestyle Skiing.

While it might be a surprise, the tale is well documented. Grace Bean in her history of Waterville Valley, The Town at the end of the road, wrote that; "Waterville Valley became the first [ski] area to offer freestyle instruction. A freestyle program was started in 1969-70...Freestyle classes were offered at all levels, including the Kids' Ski School..." Bean also noted that "Tom Corcoran and Doug Pfeiffer, editor of Skiing Magazine, organized the First National Open Championships of Freestyle Skiing at Waterville Valley (February 28-March 1, 1970)...Herman Goellner, an experienced skier from Vermont, was the 1970 winner. The event was so successful that in 1972 two other areas offered freestyle competitions - Vail and Sun Valley."

Freestyle skiing saw its Olympic debut at the 1988 Calgary Games as a demonstration sport. Its popularity, particularly with the Gen-X skiers, made it an official medal sport at Albertville in 1992.

Grace Bean: "...Probably the most excitement engendered for freestyle in Waterville was the presence of Wayne Wong, a remarkable twenty-two-year-old acrobatic skier from Vancouver, BC, who came east in the spring of 1971 to participate in Waterville's National Championships of Exhibition Skiing. He had started skiing at age eleven and continued as a teenager but found it "too expensive." His school friends had talked him into coming to Waterville, just to see how he would do. The student council had collected $200 to send him...He finished third in the Waterville Competition. Within a year he was a national phenomenon. The next winter he returned to Waterville as an instructor and headed up the junior freestyle program. In 1972 he was named by Skiing Magazine as "Hot Shot Skier of the Year."

In the early 1960s, U.S. Olympic skier Tom Corcoran flew over Waterville Valley and knew he’d found what he was looking for—the perfect place for a planned community free from the urban sprawl of fast-food restaurants and big chain stores; a place where families could come to enjoy the outdoors in a safe, healthy environment.

The beginning of Corcoran's vision was the Waterville Valley ski area, echoes the fun, family friendly atmosphere of the valley. The ski area features 2 high-speed detachable quads, 2 triples, 3 doubles, 5 surface lifts and trails for skiers of every ability.


Waterville Valley has hosted 13 World Cup skiing events. It's also home to the Waterville Valley Academy ski school--an academic sports program for competitive skiers and snowboarders--as well as the Black and Blue Trail Smashers ski club, whose members have won several major awards in regional championships. Individual and group lessons for all ages are available, as well as lessons for family groups. Seniors have their own group, the Silver Streaks, the longest-running senior skiing program in the country.

Waterville Valley’s Terrain Park features an Exhibition Park, as well as small, medium and beginners parks for snowboarders of all levels. At the Adventure Center in Town Square, the focus of winter activities is cross-country skiing and snowshoeing; Waterville Valley has 120 KM of groomed trails, almost all of which are 16-feet wide, with a classic track on the outside. The trails, which have extraordinary grooming, are nationally ranked in ski guides.

www.visitwatervillevalley.com

Aerospacefest 2010 to be held at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center

CONCORD, NH – The McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center will be hosting its first annual Aerospacefest 2010 from Friday, April 30 through Sunday, May 2.

Aerospacefest keynote speaker will be Astronaut Barbara Morgan. Morgan was selected as the backup candidate for the NASA Teacher in Space Program on July 19, 1985 and trained with Christa McAuliffe and the Challenger crew at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas. In 1998, Morgan was selected by NASA as a mission specialist and NASA's first Educator Astronaut. Morgan retired from NASA ten years later and became the Distinguished Educator in Residence at Boise State University, with a dual appointment in the colleges of Engineering and Education.

Aerospacefest will celebrate the space sciences and aeronautics with numerous activities, demonstrations, speakers and exhibitors from all over the country. Visitors from all ages and backgrounds will have the opportunity to meet officials from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the New Hampshire Aviation & Space Education Council (NHASEC), the New Hampshire Astronomical Society, and other scientists and engineers from the fields developing new technologies for future space missions. Other activities will include rocket launching, games, and the premiere of an all new planetarium show.

The three-day event will kick off with Friday night guest speaker Doris Seastream and a special presentation on "Zero Gravity for Amateurs". Seastream received her BS in clinical biology/secondary education from Notre Dame College in Manchester and her M.Ed. in curriculum and instruction from Plymouth State University. She currently teaches at Goffstown High School.

The winners of the Alex Higgins Space Camp Scholarship Awards and the Astronomy Bowl 2010 will also be announced. The Space Camp Scholarship Awards are for three talented New Hampshire students to be chosen by the Discovery Center and its philanthropic arm, Touch the Future, Inc., and will cover the cost of tuition for Space Camp in Huntsville, AL. The Astronomy Bowl 2010 is a statewide competition for high school students. The top three winners receive scholarship prizes to be used towards higher education.

The new McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center features 21st century interactive exhibits on aviation, astronomy, Earth and space sciences, a state-of-the-art planetarium and a variety of science, technology, engineering and math programs. The engaging, robust educational programs are geared towards families, teens, seniors, students, community groups, and lifelong learners. For more information, visit www.starhop.com.


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Celebrate an Historic Romance on Valentine's Day in Waterville Valley

The Margret and H.A. Rey Center in Waterville Valley Resort is hosting a Valentine's Day soiree, "Celebrate an Historic Romance," on Valentine's Day, Sunday, February 14 at 6:30 p.m.. Come help us celebrate the romance of Margret and H.A. Rey with a memorable evening of dinner and song.

This special evening will feature musical entertainment by Maureen Brennan, a Tony-nominated actress and singer. Ms. Brennan has appeared in numerous Broadway productions and can be heard on the soundtracks to such Disney film classics as Beauty and the Beast, Alladin, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Tickets include local beer from Woodstock Brewery, wine, appetizers, a delicious dinner catered by Coyote Grill Head Chef, Sean Stout, and dessert of course! In addition, each guest will receive a raffle ticket and the chance to win great prizes like Red Sox tickets, Coyote Grill gift certificates, and free massages from the Sugar Maple Spa.

The event will take place at the home of world-renowned architect, Donald Jasinski. Mr. Jasinski designed this cutting edge "earth" home, a palace built into the side of a mountain, and virtually indistinguishable from it. This marriage of man-made elements with nature is one of a kind and the perfect setting to celebrate romance!

Tickets to "Celebrate an Historic Romance" cost $125.00 per person with all proceeds benefitting the Margret and H.A. Rey Center. Seating is limited. Tickets must be purchased by February 9. Purchase individual tickets or a table for eight by calling the Rey Center at 603-236-3308 or emailing us at programs@thereycenter.org.

The Rey Center would like to give a special thanks to the following business and individuals for making this evening possible: Our hosts Donald Jasinski, Chris Larsen and John Irish, John Irish for invitation design, Wild Coyote Grill in Waterville Valley, Venture Print in Plymouth, Waterville Company, Waterville Valley, Woodstock Inn, Station & Brewery in North Woodstock, Sugar Maple Spa in Waterville Valley, Mad River Tents in Thornton, Mad River Tavern in Campton, Silver Fox Inn & Susan Brunvand in Waterville Valley, Ski Fanatics in Campton, Clay's Chocolate Shop in Campton, and a special anonymous donor.

Margret and H.A. Rey, authors of the Curious George children's book series and former summer residents of Waterville Valley, NH, were artists and adventurers, historians and naturalists, gardeners and stewards. Today their spirit lives on in the Margret and H.A. Rey Center, a non-profit organization dedicated to honoring the Reys' legacy through art, science, and adventure programs for all ages.

New Hampshire has many towns that naturally grew around the state's travel and tourism industry--particularly around its many ski mountains. But only one, Waterville Valley was designed and planned specifically as a self-contained, four seasons resort. In addition to its world-class ski area, Waterville Valley Resort has award-winning tennis courts, golf, hiking, biking, lodging, cultural activities and summer theater, an indoor ice rink, boating, a skate park, and a host of outdoor activities. Dining options include traditional favorites and elegant dining. For more information, call 1-800-GO-VALLEY or visit www.visitwatervillevalley.com.

Waterville Valley's Olympic Dreams

As the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver get ready to begin, Waterville Valley Resort in New Hampshire¹s White Mountains National Forest has a long history of ski racing to reflect on that began with its founder and two-time Olympic ski racer Tom Corcoran. 

Several Waterville Valley athletes are hoping to represent the U.S. in the 2010 Olympics. Michelle Gorgone, a 2006 Olympian and WVBBTS Club vet, is expected to compete in Alpine Snowboarding. Hannah Kearney, a 2006 Olympian and WVBBTS Freestyle Ski Program product is on the Women's A Team for Moguls and a frontrunner to represent the U.S. Nordic skier Kris Freeman will have his third Olympic appearance with Waterville Valley as his official training site. 

Corcoran put Waterville Valley on the map in the 1960s by building a world class winter resort. In honor of this winter's 21st Olympic Games and the Olympic athletes who got their start at Waterville Valley - Waterville Valley Resort is offering an Olympic-sized learn to ski and ride deal over March 20 & 21, 2010. The weekend will feature the resort's new Olympic $21 Learn to Ski and Ride Specials, including a beginner lesson, skis or snowboard rental equipment, and a beginner area lift ticket for the day. 

Thomas Armstrong "Tom" Corcoran graduated Dartmouth College in 1953. He was on the 1958 World Championship team, in addition to his Olympic appearances in 1956 and 1960. Corcoran won four U.S. championships, and skied for seven years on the international circuit. At Squaw Valley in 1960, his fourth place finish in the giant slalom was the best to that date by an American male in alpine skiing at the Winter Olympics. In 1966 Tom planned the Waterville Valley Ski Resort. He also served as director and chairman of the National Ski Areas Association. In 1978, Tom was inducted into the U.S. Ski Hall of Fame, and got the first New England Ski Museum "Spirit of Skiing" award in 2006. 

Waterville Valley offers 250 skiable acres, 52 trails and 12 lifts within a two-hour drive from Boston. The ski area peaks at 4,004 feet, with a vertical drop of 2,020 feet and has snowmaking ability on every trail. 

Waterville Valley was designed and planned specifically as a self-contained, four seasons resort. In addition to its world-class ski area. For more information, call 1-800-GO-VALLEY or visit www.visitwatervillevalley.com.

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Free winter fireworks shows at Waterville Valley Resort

Booming color brightens up the dark skies of Waterville Valley
 
Waterville Valley, NH --­ Fireworks are lighting up the winter night sky in
Waterville Valley Resort on Saturdays. With the especially dark skies the
free show provides a unique way to spend the evening with family and
friends. All shows begin at 7:30 p.m. and take place on January 16, 23, 30
and February 6, 13, and 20. Shows are best viewed from Town Square. Town
Square is located 11 miles east on Rte. 49, Exit 28 off I-93.
 
Visit for the evening and enjoy dinner in a family friendly or elegant
atmosphere. Visit for the day and ski the White Mountains, which has trails
and activities for all skill-levels and ages. Alpine and Nordic enthusiasts,
snowboarders and freestyle skiers, kids and senior citizens can each find a
niche on the slopes and trails.
 
Visitors to the valley can park the car once and relax for their stay.
Waterville Valley is designed to be pedestrian friendly, plus everything is
connected by a free shuttle that circulates constantly.
 
Waterville Valley was designed and planned specifically as a self-contained,
four-season resort. In addition to its world-class ski area, Waterville
Valley Resort has award-winning lodging, cultural activities and an indoor
ice rink, boating, a skate park, and a host of outdoor activities. Dining
options include traditional favorites and elegant dining. For more information, call 1-800-GO-VALLEY or go to visitwatervillevalley.com on the web.

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Jump Start the New Year at Waterville Valley Resort

Waterville Valley Resort, NH- Imagine a 2010 with fireworks, sleigh rides, skiing and real savings all the time. Ring in the New Year every day this January at Waterville Valley Resort in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Special ski and stay $210 Weekend packages for the whole family are offered weekends Jan. 8-10, Jan. 22-24, and Jan. 29-Feb. 31, 2010. And, bring the kids for free. The deal includes two nights lodging, two adult lift tickets for two days, free lift tickets for ages 6-12 (one free kid's ticket per adult ticket), and valet parking at the ski mountain on Sunday. Ring in 2010 guests also receive a 50% discount off rentals, group lessons, all day Kids Venture Kamps and Child Care. From $237 per person, quad occupancy for the weekend in a 3-bedroom condominium based on four adults. Plus, Waterville Valley is offering an extra late 3:00 pm "Love Sundays Again" checkout time with their ski and stay deals (excluding holiday periods). Add on a group lesson for just $20 per person.

Or stay midweek and ski for $84 pp/night, double occupancy, excluding holiday periods in an escape that includes lodging and lift tickets. Waterville Valley Ski & Stay Deals include skating at the indoor ice arena in addition to access to the White Mountain Athletic Club and use of the resort shuttle bus. Lodges include the Black Bear Lodge, Golden Eagle Lodge, Snowy Owl Inn, Valley Inn, Village Condominium and Town Square Condominiums.  Packages can be booked by calling 800-468-2553. Group lesson add-ons are for ages 7 and up. 

But, there is more! Take a scenic winter sleigh ride pulled by a pair of Percheron draft horses from Town Square and tour the foothills of the valley, with views of the surrounding mountain peaks along the way. Bring a cup of hot cocoa or your favorite beverage along on the 45-minute ride. 

And, enjoy a spectacular fireworks display every Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. through February 20 over the Town Square.   Waterville Valley was designed and planned specifically as a self-contained four seasons resort. Today in addition to its world-class ski area, Waterville Valley Resort offers cultural activities, an indoor ice rink, cross-country skiing and down hill plus a host of outdoor activities. Dining options include traditional favorites and elegant dining. For more information, call 1-800-GO-VALLEY or visit www.visitwatervillevalley.com.

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Editorial Contact: Jayme H. Simoes, 603/224-5566, js@lkarno.com

 

Black Holes Extravaganza Week at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center

CONCORD, NH – The McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center will be celebrating the final days of its traveling exhibition Black Holes: Space Warps and Time Twists from Monday, December 28th through Thursday, December 31st. Black Holes Extravaganza Week includes four full days of special guests, games and demonstrations. A visit to Black Holes: Space Warps & Time Twists and special activities is included with regular Discovery Center admission: $9 for adults, $8 for students and seniors, and $6 for children.
    
    Created by the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics with help from teens in MIT’s Youth Astronomy Apprenticeship Program and the Galaxy Explorers Black Hole Media Team at the Chabot Space & Science Center in Oakland, CA, Black Holes: Space Warps & Time Twists was funded by grants from the National Science Foundation and NASA. The exhibition has traveled to New Hampshire courtesy of the Associated Grocers of New England, Sky-Skan, Inc., Granite State Glass, and St. Hilaire Law, PLLC, and will be on display at the Discovery Center through January 10, 2010.
    
    Extra activities each day include special demonstrations and speakers at 11:15 am, 12, 2 and 3:15 pm. From 10:30 am – 4:30 pm there will be Black Hole Computer Imaging. Visitors will be able to select a photo of an area of the sky where there is evidence of a black hole, enhance the image with astronomical software and print it to take home. A black hole craft project will run from 12 – 4 pm. And at 1 and 4 pm, visitors can try their luck at a Black Holes board game where the goal lies in collecting as much information as possible without getting pulled in (prizes will be awarded).
    
    The new McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center is a lively science center, featuring 21st century interactive exhibits on aviation, astronomy, Earth and space sciences, a state-of-the-art planetarium and a variety of science, technology, engineering and math programs.
    
    The engaging, robust educational programs are geared towards families, teens, seniors, students, community groups, and lifelong learners. For more information, visit www.starhop.com.
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Contact:          Jennifer Jones
                           Marketing Coordinator
                           jjones@starhop.com
                           (603) 271-7827 x110

Last chance to see two special exhibitions at the Currier

MANCHESTER, NH— Don’t miss your chance to see the two special exhibitions currently on display at the Currier Museum of Art, Brett Weston: Out of the Shadow and Evolution of a Shared Vision: The David and Barbara Stahl Collection.

Brett Weston: Out of the Shadow concentrates on the photographer’s distinct creative spirit. Brett Weston (1911-1993) was considered by many to be brilliant, visionary, prodigious, and among the most important photographers of the twentieth century. This is the first major exhibition in 30 years to be dedicated to Brett’s prolific body of work, and it shows how Weston captured the magic of black and white prints through more than 100 exquisitely printed vintage photographs from the 1920s through the 1980s, all handcrafted by the artist.

Evolution of a Shared Vision: The David and Barbara Stahl Collection highlights the extraordinary collection of prints and drawings carefully assembled over a 50-year period by long-time New Hampshire residents David and Barbara Stahl. The exhibition showcases their intellectual curiosity as collectors and their passions for art, history and social commentary.

 

Both exhibitions are open through Sunday, January 3, 2010. The Currier is closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day and will close at 3 pm on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.

 

Brett Weston: Out of the Shadow has been co-organized by The Phillips Collection and the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. The exhibition at the Currier is sponsored by The Duprey Companies. Media sponsor for the exhibition is WZID, 95.7FM.

Evolution of a Shared Vision: The David and Barbara Stahl Collection is generously supported by M. Christine Dwyer and Michael Huxtable.

 

 

About the Currier

The Currier Museum of Art (www.currier.org) in Manchester, NH is home to an internationally respected collection of European and American paintings, decorative arts, photographs and sculpture. New galleries showcase the collection of over 11,000 objects, including works by Picasso, Matisse, Monet, O'Keeffe, and Warhol. Visitors of all ages will enjoy the engaging traveling exhibitions, a series of dynamic programs ranging from music to lectures to hands-on art-making, an expanded gift shop and an airy new café filled with light and equipped with Wi-Fi.

 

The associated Art Center offers studio classes, art camps and intensive workshops for all ages. The museum also owns the Zimmerman House designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, complete with the original furnishings and the owners' fine art collection.  The Zimmerman House is the only Wright-designed house in New England open for public tours which are offered April – December. To book a tour or get more information, visit www.currier.org or call 603.669.6144, ext. 108.

Tis the season to shop and enjoy special events in New Hampshire

Concord, NH  -  This holiday season why not have some fun and take care of your gift shopping at the same time. Avoid the crowds at the mall by visiting the Currier Museum of Art, Waterville Valley Resort, or the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center for an interesting day or weekend trip and pick up your holiday gifts at the same time.

The Currier Museum of Art in Manchester is in the holiday mood with great events. The First Thursday event, Holiday Music and Art, is on Thursday, December 3 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. The evening will feature live music and holiday art making. The Granite State Ringers, a handbell choir, and Renaissance guitarist Jack Nailor will perform in the museum. Stop by the Winter Garden for refreshments and make a beaded snowflake ornament to take home. Admission is $10 for members, $15 for non-members. Price includes museum admission, live music, gallery talk, and drop-in workshop.

On Sunday, December 6 at 3 p.m. there will be a Focus Tour titled "Celebrating Winter: A Ramble Through the Snowy Scapes in the Galleries." The tour will be led by Docent Jane White and is free with museum admission. On Saturday, December 12 from noon to 2 p.m. listen to the sounds of the season, when the museum hosts the Manchester Choral Society. The Manchester Choral Society performs under the musical direction of Dr. Dan Perkins. Come before noon to take advantage of free admission hours (Saturdays from 10 a.m.-noon).

Before leaving the museum, stop by the Museum Shop to purchase unique holiday gifts including accessories & apparel, books, children's, gifts, items from the Currier collection and items highlighting the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, home dÈcor, jewelry, media, novelty items, and stationery. To browse the shop's collection online visit http://shop.currier.org/.

For more information, visit www.currier.org or call 603.669.6144 x108.

Waterville Valley Resort turns into a winter wonderland during the holiday season. Located in New Hampshire's White Mountains, the resort is well known for its ski mountain, which features trails and activities for all ages and abilities. From Kids' Venture Kamps to the Silver Streaks over-50 ski club, from alpine to Nordic, snowboarders and freestyle skiers, there is something for every level of skier. And, once you arrive in Waterville Valley, just park the car and relax. The Resort, just 1 hour north of Concord, has great events to get you into the holiday spirit.

The resort will host the Cookies & Snow Festival on December 12th. Visitors can shop and vote for your favorite fresh baked cookies and Candy Cottages. Festivities include Candy Cottage Workshops, Curious George Cottage Studio open house, and story time with Santa. At the Candy Cottage Workshop at the Waterville Valley Recreation Department, kids can decorate a Gingerbread House, and then meet Santa for a children's book reading at the Bookmonger Bookstore in the Town Square. Later, stroll through the decorated Town Square shops and sample a variety of cookies baked fresh by local restaurants. And, see the kids Candy Cottages on display at Town Square Shops as well, vote for your favorites and win prizes. End the day with holiday songs by the campfire.

For more information, visit www.visitwatervillevalley.com or call 800-GO-VALLEY.

Looking for an out of this world holiday gift? Visit the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center in Concord and take a trip to the stars while shopping for that unique, interesting, gift for that special someone. The Discovery Center is a lively science center, featuring 21st century interactive exhibits on aviation, astronomy, Earth and space sciences, a state-of-the-art planetarium and a variety of science and engineering programs. The engaging, robust educational programs are geared towards families, teens, seniors, students, community groups, and lifelong learners of all ages. Free telescope viewing is available at monthly SkyWatch events. After exploring, stop by the Science Store for your holiday shopping. Fun gift options include science kits, astronaut ice cream, meteorites, plane/shuttle models, globes & Planispheres, and NH Made crafts.

The Discovery Center is open seven days a week, and is located conveniently off I-93, exit 15E at 2 Institute Drive. For event information visit www.starhop.com or call 603-271-7827.

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