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SUMMARY:Steve Cryan's 33rd Annual Train Show
DESCRIPTION:Steve Cryan’s 33rd Annual Train Show\nOn view from November 19\, 2026 — January 18\, 2027 \nSteve Cryan’s Annual Train Show is back for its 33rd year! Every fall\, artist and train enthusiast Steve Cryan unveils a new model train layout\, signaling the start of the holiday season at the Connecticut River Museum. Cryan transforms the third floor of the Museum into a wonderland of locomotives\, with a large model landscape speckled with intricate buildings\, trains speeding by on tracks\, and boats moored on the Connecticut River. His intricate minitature world of trains enthralls the crowds of people who make a visit to the “train show” an annual family tradition. \nVisitors can participate in a scavenger hunt while exploring the history of the locomotives that used to run up and down the banks of the Connecticut River through Steve Cryan’s detailed display.
URL:https://ctrivermuseum.org/events/steve-cryans-33rd-annual-train-show/
CATEGORIES:Exhibits,Family Friendly Events
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SUMMARY:River Tales: Tracks in the Snow
DESCRIPTION:River Tales: Tracks in the Snow\nSaturday\, December 5\, 2026\n11 am – 12 pm or 1 pm – 2 pm \nNon-members: $3 per learner\nMembers: FREE!\nMuseum admission is not included with ticket purchase. \nPURCHASE A TICKET \nSwing by the Connecticut River Museum for stories take-home craft activities that engage kids with the Connecticut River’s stunning wildlife and rich history! Perfect for young learners 4+ and their caregivers. Check in at the front desk upon arrival. \nWhose tracks are in the snow? What does it mean when there are different-looking tracks in the same space? Come by the Connecticut River Museum on December 5 for storytime and a craft activity for young learners! We’ll read Tracks in the Snow by Wong Herbert Yee and travel through the woods on a journey to discover the mysterious tracks in the snow. \n \nAfter reading the story\, young learners and their caregivers will explore the different tracks you might find along the Connecticut River through paint and sponges. Whose tracks will you find along the River?
URL:https://ctrivermuseum.org/events/river-tales-december-5-2026/
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly Events,Public Programs
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