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Heritage Museums & Gardens opens for the season tomorrow on Saturday, April 24, with the extended special exhibit, âLetâs Play! New England Toy Storiesâ through October 17. What do Monopoly, Erector sets, and cornhusk dolls have in common? They were all produced in New England. This exhibit shares the stories about the people who created these games and toys.
Another exhibit, âFrom Carriage to Classic: How Automobiles Transformed Americaâ through October 17, presents the origin story of the American automobile through cars from Heritageâs permanent collection. On display for 2021 are 26 automobiles, including the recently acquired 1965 Ford Country Squire station wagon. This exhibit answers questions such as, âWhat were early automobiles like? How did the car emerge as a transformative cultural force of the 20th century? Why did gasoline become the fuel of choice? What ever happened to steam engines? How did the car change the daily lives of ordina
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Spring sounds and sights are in the air, as activities both indoors and out will welcome visitors starting Saturday for a new season at Heritage Museums & Gardens in Sandwich.
With easing of the state’s COVID-19 restrictions, the museums and gardens will be “fully open” this season, says Heritage President and CEO Anne Scott-Putney. State rules will allow 50% capacity, and all buildings will be open for indoor visitors. Only the historic carousel is still unavailable, due to COVID protocols.
Last year, in the first season of the pandemic, visitors were eager to take advantage of Heritage’s expansive 100-acre vistas, says Scott-Putney. A visit to Heritage turned out to be “an antidote to the restrictions of being indoors,” and visitors were happy to spend a day in “a place that felt normal” during COVID’s not-normal times.
Free Admission to Local Attractions Over April Vacation
School vacation week is coming up and Highland Street Foundation has partnered with the New England Patriots Foundation and several nonprofit organizations to provide free educational and cultural experiences for families during the break.
April vacation is from Monday, April 19 to Friday, April 23. According to the release, Spring Week offers free admission to nearly two dozen facilities that will be available to the community during that time. Each organization has a designated day to participate in Spring Week, and you can find the full schedule HERE.
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to explore The Patriots Hall of Fame, Franklin Park Zoo, Discovery Museum, Eric Carle Museum, Stone Zoo, Capron Park Zoo, Mass Audubon, wildlife sanctuaries, and more. Plus, StoryWalks are scheduled at ten parks around Boston throughout the week.