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Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

This is a 2 day food safety class for ServSafe certification in English.

Our instructors are trained to provide information in an informative yet entertaining way. We use proven techniques to produce passing results. 98% of students taking the English written test pass the first time.

Maryland law requires that ServSafe® food safety Certification be taught in 16 hours (two days). BHTS offers Spanish ServSafe® Certification with a third-day option, depending on student response and demand. Most Spanish ServSafe® classes begin testing on the second day. BHTS has seen a dramatic increase in passing grades with this option. There is no additional cost for the third day option.

The course is taught in English or Spanish; however, students may take the exams in English, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French Canadian, or large print. Please provide at least one month notice for a specific language exam.

Cost: $200.00

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

This is a 2 day food safety class for ServSafe certification in English.

Our instructors are trained to provide information in an informative yet entertaining way. We use proven techniques to produce passing results. 98% of students taking the English written test pass the first time.

Maryland law requires that ServSafe® food safety Certification be taught in 16 hours (two days). BHTS offers Spanish ServSafe® Certification with a third-day option, depending on student response and demand. Most Spanish ServSafe® classes begin testing on the second day. BHTS has seen a dramatic increase in passing grades with this option. There is no additional cost for the third day option.

The course is taught in English or Spanish; however, students may take the exams in English, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French Canadian, or large print. Please provide at least one month notice for a specific language exam.

Cost: $200.00

Have a little one age six or under? Join us on Wednesdays, when our drop-in programming is designed especially for children ages birth to six! Join in our interactive story time, explore rhythm and music together during Jingle Jangle Music Time and introduce children to early literacy skills through Mother Goose on the Loose®. Strengthen children’s balance skills during Jousting, where children ride Hippity Hop horses, use Port Discovery’s special lances to join in a joust, and find out that being active is a lot of fun. Finally, explore music and rhythm together as you explore our creative Percussion Garden.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Hop, skip or jump over to Healthy First Saturday and find ways to get active as a family! Take part in programs that encourage children to get active, make healthy choices, and understand how our bodies work! Get Kinderfit! with the Kindersinger, and stretch and learn new poses as a family during Life on Yoga Mountain. Plus, join in a family jam session with Faza Fam Family Jam and meet and learn about the important work of service dogs with FIDOS for Freedom! Be sure to join us for the UMBC Health Fair, featuring health activities and information for the whole family. Also join us for a variety of drop-in programs including our interactive theater workshop, S.T.E.A.M. Boat Productions: Adventures in Math Wonderland, Circus Science with Mr. Greg, and our early literacy learning program, Mother Goose on the Loose®.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Networking is about making connections and building enduring, mutually beneficial relationships. Our Catonsville Chamber will continue the monthly networking mixers that have been so popular with four new winter/spring events hosted by Catonsville businesses creating the PERFECT OPPORTUNITY to:

• Generate Referrals/Increase Business
• Increase New Business Opportunities
• Make Connections
• Get/Give Advice
• Help Others
• Form New Friendships

Cost: $10 members pre-registered, $15 at door and for non-members
REGISTER HERE

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Have a little one age six or under? Join us on Wednesdays, when our drop-in programming is designed especially for children ages birth to six! Join in our interactive story time, explore rhythm and music together during Jingle Jangle Music Time and introduce children to early literacy skills through Mother Goose on the Loose®. Strengthen children’s balance skills during Jousting, where children ride Hippity Hop horses, use Port Discovery’s special lances to join in a joust, and find out that being active is a lot of fun. Finally, explore music and rhythm together as you explore our creative Percussion Garden.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Have a child age six or under? Visit us for a day filled with activities designed just for them! Enjoy dancing and singing with the Kindersinger: Silly Songs! program. Join us for yoga for little ones during Magical Mats. Build early literacy skills in our Mother Goose on the Loose® program. Learn about – and become part of – a theater production during our interactive theater workshop, Play Within a Play. Plus, make-and-take a fun art project at our Art a la Cart station, and join in an interactive Circus Science program where you’ll learn the tricks behind your favorite circus acts in a super fun and active way!

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Spend the whole day learning through play for less thanks to Maryland 529! Be among the first 500 Visitors to Port Discovery and receive $5.29 off General Admission! While you’re here, explore movement and music together as you bop along to our lively Jingle Jangle Music Time. Join in interactive story times, and work together to create art or science projects that you can take home. Plus build early literacy skills in our Mother Goose on the Loose® program, go on an imaginative journey during Kamishibai Story Time, and try your hand at fun, educational projects at our Art a la Cart or Exploration Station tables! Presented by Maryland 529.
Cost: The first 500 visitors receive a $5.29 discount

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Have a little one age six or under? Join us on Wednesdays, when our drop-in programming is designed especially for children ages birth to six! Join in our interactive story time, explore rhythm and music together during Jingle Jangle Music Time and introduce children to early literacy skills through Mother Goose on the Loose®. Strengthen children’s balance skills during Jousting, where children ride Hippity Hop horses, use Port Discovery’s special lances to join in a joust, and find out that being active is a lot of fun. Finally, explore music and rhythm together as you explore our creative Percussion Garden.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. This hands-on exhibit takes visitors through four New England seasons and shares stories, songs, and cultural materials that illustrate strong and enduring connections between tribes and their traditional homelands. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard! Experience these activities and many more in the new exhibit Native Voices.

Native Voices was produced by Boston Children’s Museum All underlying materials, including all artwork and the use of Native Voices characters are used with permission of Boston Children’s Museum. Native Voices: New England Tribal Families is sponsored nationally by the National Endowment for the Humanities™ and sponsored in Baltimore by M&T Bank.

Admission is free with museum entry.

Join us for the launch of Aquafina $2 Family Fun Nights at Port Discovery Children’s Museum! Enjoy three floors of interactive exhibits along with fun and engaging programs for just $2 per person from 4-8PM! Also take part in drop-in programming including our interactive Circle Time featuring stories and songs, visit the SPCA and more! This is a great chance to explore the temporary Native Voices: New England Tribal Families exhibit where you can explore five thriving New England communities as they work to balance cultural traditions with life in a modern world. Toboggan down a winter hill, learn about daily life at the Nuweetooun Tribal School, experience the sights and sounds of Pow Wow and explore a natural cranberry bog on Martha’s Vineyard!
Admission $2 for individuals two and up.