Come watch a naturalist feed the animals at the Nature Center. Learn more about what some turtles eat, where some amphibians live, and other interesting things about the animals in the EcoZone.

Come learn more about one of our animals when a naturalist brings it out for a visit. FREE with admission.

From 10:00 a.m. - noon on the first Saturday of every month, all guests will be charged the children’s admission price.

The AMC hosts thousands of outings each year for every level and outdoor interest, from hiking and climbing to paddling to snowshoeing and skiing. The Boston Chapter of the AMC includes the area around Boston and has 22.000 members.

Take a morning stroll over the land of Fruitlands Museum. Enjoy a peaceful walk through Fruitlands' varied landscapes on 3.2 miles of well-marked walking trails.

Join us for readings of stories and poems designed to engage the next generation of explorers with themes related to the museum's galleries. For children 6 and under.

The Boston Parks and Recreation Department, in partnership with The Boston Arts Commission, is proud to introduce an extension of this summer’s successful Pics in the Parks Photography Workshops. In addition participants can participate in a three-month Scavenger Hunt.

Explore the open spaces and hidden places on 48 acres of land. With activity packs and brightly colored snowshoes, children with an adult search for animal tracks with a magnifying glass & visit farm animals.

Go behind the scenes of the harbor seal exhibit, and you can help the staff to entertain the animals—toss them a fish popsicle, play with their bubble machine, or give them a water spray massage.

Bristol, Rhode Island's Audubon Environmental Education Center is open free to the public the first Saturday of every month. Join us for crafts, nature stories, animal discoveries, hikes and more.