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 | Shakespeare in the Valley
Shakespeare in the Valley puts the "shake" back in Shakespeare. Professional actors perform on an outdoor stage in an interactive style evocative of Will Shakespeare's era. Actors often speak directly to the audience and the audience is encouraged to respond in turn! Introduce your kids to Shakespeare during interactive family matinees of Sugar Coated Shakespeare. "It's Shakespeare as Willie himself intended!" - The Boston Globe.
www.shakespeareinthevalley.com | |
|  | Waterville Valley Music Center
The Waterville Valley Music Center hosts the annual Summer Music Camp for aspiring young musicians and adult amateurs. Students are taught by internationally recognized artists and teachers with extensive experience as soloists, chamber music ensemble players, and members of major orchestras. Students and faculty performances are open to the public.
www.wvmusiccenter.org | |
|  | Margaret and H. A. Rey Center and the Curious George Cottage
The Curious George Cottage is the former summer home of Margret and Hans Rey, creators of the Curious George books. The Rey's were not only writers and artists, they shared a passion for astronomy, photography, natural history, environmental action, gardening, and children's experiential learning. The Rey's life pursuits form the basis for programming at the Curious George Cottage and The Rey Center, a newly formed educational and cultural organization. Cottage and Rey Center programming includes astronomy & star gazing (in partnership with the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium in Concord, NH), naturalist guided hikes/walks, literary discussion group, writer's workshops, cultural field trips, gardening, children's programs, lectures, performances, and community gatherings.
www.reycenter.org | |
|  | Waterville Valley Foundation
The Waterville Valley Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the support of people and programs that honor and preserve the rich history and sense of community that makes Waterville Valley unique. The Foundation, through the generosity of its contributors, has supported and funded athletic, cultural and educational programs throughout the region.
www.watervillevalleyfoundation.org | |
| | | Children's Theatre
The Children's Theatre Company performs in Town Square on Wednesday afternoons throughout the summer.
www.waterville.com/info/summer/childrenstheater.asp | |
| | | Squam Lakes Science Center
Town Square hosts live animal programs on Sundays throughout the summer. Programs are led by Squam Lakes Natural Science Center naturalists.
www.waterville.com/summer/events.asp | |
| | | Town Square Free Outdoor Concert Series
Bring your lawn chair or blanket and enjoy the free concerts in the Town Square courtyard.
www.waterville.com/summer/events.asp | |
| It's here the 2007 WVAIA Hiking Trail Map.  | WVAIA
The Waterville Valley Athletic & Improvement Association (WVAIA) was formed in 1888 by a group of Waterville Valley summer vacationers. The organization's objective was "to encourage all healthful exercises and afford facilities thereto." In the early years, WVAIA members maintained the miles of hiking trails in and around Waterville Valley - the oldest network of hiking trails in North America - organized informal hikes and group picnics, tennis, golf and croquet tournaments, and hosted community socials. WVAIA, now a not-for-profit organization, has continued to fulfill its original mission and supports trail maintenance, fishing in the valley, sponsoring the honorable game of croquet, as well as hosting biannual social gatherings and supporting various causes in and around Waterville Valley. |
Available at several locations in Waterville Valley.
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