Frederick Piano Museum - Ashburnham MA - 978-827-6232
The purpose of the Frederick Piano Collection is to give musicians
and music lovers a chance to hear works by major piano composers,
played on pianos such as those the composers knew, and for which
their music was conceived.
Fitchburg Art Museum - Fitchburg, MA - 978-345-4207
Permanent exhibits of paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture,
decorative arts and antiques from all over the world. A wide
range of changing exhibits as well.
Fitchburg State University - Fitchburg, MA
Fitchburg State College is an institution of higher education
that integrates an interdisciplinary, multicultural liberal arts
and sciences core with all professional and arts and sciences
majors.
Franklin Pierce College - Rindge, NH
Franklin Pierce University is a small, private, regionally accredited
university grounded in the liberal arts, with a focus on personal
attention and high-quality instruction.
Gardner Museum - Gardner, MA - 978-632-3277
Handcrafted furniture, carriages, and silver products made in
Gardner over the years. Additional special exhibits.
Winchendon School - Winchendon, MA
The Winchendon School, a multi-cultural community, provides college-bound
students of good character and promise with the essential study
skills and learning strategies to propel each student to achieve
academic success.
Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery - Keene, NH - 603-358-2720
The Gallery is the dynamic, vital center for the visual arts
in the Monadnock Region, encompassing the best of the traditional
and contemporary worlds.
Horatio Colony House Museum & Nature Preserve - Keene, NH - 603 352-0460
This old-time New England home is filled with original family
furnishings and fabulous collections which offer a gracious view
of a vanishing lifestyle of culture, refinement and travel
Worcester Art Museum - Worcester, MA - 508-799-4406
The second largest Art Museum in New England offers a collection
that spans 5000 years of art and culture. Special programs and
exhibits.
Mechanics Hall - Worcester, MA - 508-752-5608
The heart of Central Massachusetts' cultural scene featuring
a wide variety of performances by world-class artists. Recognized
as the nation's finest pre-Civil War concert hall.
Ecotarium - Worcester, MA - 508-929-2700
Indoor and outdoor wildlife exhibits, aquariums planetarium,
and environmental exhibits. Summer Jazz Concert Series.
Tower Hill Botanic Garden - Boylston, MA - 508-869-6111
A living museum operated by the Worcester County Horticultural
Society. Features over 350 varieties of trees and shrubs. Includes
vegetable, wildflower, cottage and secret gardens, orchards,
walking trails, weekend cafe. Special events and programs.
Fruitlands - Harvard, MA - 978-456-3924
Becoming the museum of the New England landscape. Explore the
lifeways and landscapes of Native Americans, colonial farmers,
Shakers and artists of the Hudson Valley School. All nestled
on 200 acres of woodlands and meadows with beautiful views.
Lexington & Concord - Lexington & Concord,
MA - 781-861-6559
The birthplace of the American Revolution. Visit Concord's North
Bridge, site of "the shot heard 'round the world",
Lexington's Battle Green, Minute Man National Historic Park,
or the homes of Louisa May Alcott, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Nathaniel
Hawthorne.
Historic Deerfield - Deerfield, MA - 413-774-5581
Settled in 1689, Historic Deerfield is a museum of New England
history and art in a village setting. Guided tours of 13 historic
homes filled with antique furnishings, silver, and ceramics.
Old Sturbridge Village, Sturbridge, MA - 1-800-SEE-1830
1830’s living history museum situated on 200 acres. An
authentic rural New England community with 40 historic buildings
and more than 100,000 items collected from America’s past.
Seasonal events, demonstrations and performances.
Museum of Russian Icons, Clinton MA