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Hours:Gallery: Fri-Sun 1pm-5pm. Trails: Tue-Sun 9am-5pm
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Mass Audubon Visual Arts Center551
in Canton, MA 02021about Mass Audubon Visual Arts Center:
The Mass Audubon Visual Arts Center is Mass Audubon's art museum, offering exhibitions and programs that connect people and nature through art.
Ongoing activities in the museum for children include: art projects, puppets, puzzles, family activity guides and children's books. Family Art Studio is held the second Sunday of every month, 2pm-4pm, with art activities for all ages and is free with admission.
The museum is set on a 138-acre wildlife sanctuary. Visitors are welcome to explore the trails which wander through fields, wetlands, and forest.
The Center's Wild at Art Summer Camp draws on the 138-acre wildlife sanctuary and family-friendly art museum to offer a unique summer camp experience. Children explore the fields, forest, and wetlands with hands-on activities and nature games and take part in art activities inspired by their outdoor experiences. Programs are offered for children ages five to 11.
Ongoing activities in the museum for children include: art projects, puppets, puzzles, family activity guides and children's books. Family Art Studio is held the second Sunday of every month, 2pm-4pm, with art activities for all ages and is free with admission.
The museum is set on a 138-acre wildlife sanctuary. Visitors are welcome to explore the trails which wander through fields, wetlands, and forest.
The Center's Wild at Art Summer Camp draws on the 138-acre wildlife sanctuary and family-friendly art museum to offer a unique summer camp experience. Children explore the fields, forest, and wetlands with hands-on activities and nature games and take part in art activities inspired by their outdoor experiences. Programs are offered for children ages five to 11.
getting there:
From Rt I-93:Take exit 2A (Rt 138 south). After 0.7 miles, turn right at the traffic lights onto Washington Street. The sanctuary is 2.4 miles ahead on the left, across from Canton High School.
By public transportation: Take the MBTA commuter rail from South Station in Boston to the Canton Center stop. Turn left out of the station onto Washington Street. The sanctuary is 0.5 miles ahead on the right, across from Canton High School.
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