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The Glazer Children's Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization where children and their parents can learn through play and shared discovery. Our mission is to create a learning laboratory where children play, discover, and connect with the world around them to develop as lifelong learners and leaders.The Glazer Children’s Museum promotes learning through hands-on, interactive play. The Museum offers a variety of programs ranging from formal curriculum-based classes for visiting schools, to informal workshops for visiting families, to camps and specialized programs.The Museum offers both daily and weekly programs to grow the minds of children of all ages. We also offer special events throughout the year to make sure the visitor experience is always new and educational. Seasonal camps are also offered for students K-4.

The MWV Children's Museum established in 2006 as a 501 c 3 non profit organization that serves the Mount Washington Valley and surrounding areas, whether you reside or visit this beautiful valley. The MWV Children's Museum, building tomorrow's grown-ups by providing opportunities for children and their adults to learn through play. We are open year round for play, in addition we offer several programs, special events and fundraising. If you are interested in becoming a community partner with the MWV Children's Museum, or are interested in being a sponsor for exhibits, and events please contact the E.D. Shelly Morin at 603-356-2992.

Children's Museum of Science and Technology | 41 followers on LinkedIn. Little hands doing real science | Chartered by the Board of Regents on behalf of the NYS Education Department in 1954, the Children’s Museum of Science and Technology (CMOST) is the Region’s only science center designed specifically for children. In pursuit of our mission, CMOST provides an engaging, child-directed learning environment which enables children to learn and grow through play. Designed for children ages 18 months through the tween years, the Museum enables children to investigate, observe, analyze, and build in a pressure-free environment by pairing innovative educational tools and techniques with engaging exhibits and facilitated programming to support active learning.