Wenham Museum Kite Building Workshop

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Venue:	Wenham Museum
Dates:	Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Hours:	Hours Vary see below
Ages:	Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor:	Indoor
Cost:	$ see below
Category:	Special Events

Build a miniature kite with award winning kite flying champion Glenn Davison, master Kite designer, builder, author and Director of Kites Over New England Kite Club. Kites will also be on display.

Come early to experience 'Around the World with Miss Columbia': an exhibit featuring dolls from around the world, displayed with childrens literature highlighting global cultures, all set against a background of world maps. Interactive family games, stories and activities add enrichment to the exhibit.

HOURS

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Open Tuesday - Sunday 10 AM - 4 PM Closed Mondays.
Closed major holidays

COST

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Admission:$6.50 Adults, $5.50 Seniors, $4.50 Children ages 2 & up.Members free. Group rates available.THIS EVENT IS FREE WITH ADMISSION

WEBSITE

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www.wenhammuseum.org

LOCATION

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132 Main Street, Wenham, MA, 01984 map
Phone: 978-468-2377

Driving:
From points south: Take Route 128 north to exit 20-A (Route 1A - Hamilton). Follow Route 1A north for 2.3 miles. The Museum is on the right before the Wenham Town Hall.
From points north: Take Route 95 South to Route 128 North. Then follow the directions as above.

Public Transportation:
B&M Commuter Rail to Hamilton-Wenham; 15-minute scenic walk south from the depot on Route 1A.

TIPS

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Space is limited - pre-registration is advised. Appropriate for ages 6 and up.
Come early!

REVIEWS

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Wenham Museum Kite Building Workshop

This event was soo much fun. Our whole family including my parents, my husband and I and our two children (4&7) went to this museum. We can't wait to go back. Not only was the event fun, and well organized but the museum had something to offer all of us. My Dad loved the trains, my mother enjoyed showing my children the dolls and toys she played with as a little girl and their new exhibit, Miss Columbia, interested everyone. We all learned a lot about other cultures. The kids learned what a map is and liked the puppet theatre and making oragami. We can't wait to go back!