Family Day at the Robbins Museum of Archaeology

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Hours:	11am-2:30pm
Ages:	Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor:	Indoor
Cost:	$ see below
Category:	Special Events

Come to the Robbins Museum for a fun-filled day featuring a selection of hands-on activities. Try your hand at: making talking sticks, making and decorating pottery, crafting beadwork, and creating canoes! Play traditional games, create your own stories using symbols, take an archaeology challenge, and uncover artifacts in a scavenger hunt!

All crafts and activities will include background information on Native American peoples. Celebrate Archaeology Month with us!

COST

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$8 per family up to 4; $12 for families 4+

WEBSITE

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www.massarchaeology.org/ArchaeologyMonth09/MASArchaeology%20Month09activities%20%20at%20Robbins%20Museum.pdf

LOCATION

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17 Jackson Street, Middleboro, MA, 02346 map
Phone: 508-653-2198

From Route 1-495 (North or South): Take Exit 4, Route 105. If you are traveling south on 495 turn left (east) at end of exit ramp. If you are traveling north on 459 bear right at the end of the ramp. This will put you on Main Street. Proceed through the second traffic light (center of town) one block to the intersection of Peirce and Jackson Streets. Turn right onto Jackson Street. The Robbins Museum of Archaeology is located on the right, half a block down (#17). Parking is available in the lot across the street. The Library is located at the corner of Peirce Street and North Main Street.

The museum is also a 2 mile walk from the Middleborough and Lakeville commuter rail station.

From Route 3 and Plymouth the Robbins Museum can be reached by going Westbound on Route 44 and then taking Route 105 to Middleborough Center, with a left on Jackson St.