What’s in Season
Season by season, explore what’s happening at Remick!
Fall at the Farmstead
Colorful things are happening...
Season: September 22–December 20
Closed Thanksgiving Day and the day after
Activities — All ages
Historical Tours
Special Programs
Events
Winter at the Farmstead
Cool things are happening...
Season: December 21, 2026–March 20, 2027
Closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day
The museum and store are closed to the public in January and February, reopening in early March. Access to the farm grounds is limited; visitors assume all risks.
Winter closure
During January and February, we work behind the scenes on projects that prepare us for reopening in late winter. Details for any pop-up happenings between now and then will be listed here, on our calendar, and announced on social media.
Our offices remain open throughout on weekdays, with the exception of poor travel days. Feel free to give us a call with inquiries or reach us via email.
Depending on the weather conditions in our area, in mid- to late winter “sugaring time” begins; follow us on social media for photos from the sugarbush. Join us in March for Maple Sugaring Tours, and on NH Maple Weekend for our annual Open House in the Sugarhouse!
Stay tuned for...
News of our winter happenings — posted in the fall.
Maple Sugaring Tours and our annual Open House in the Sugarhouse kick off our season, followed by a full lineup of activities, tours, workshops and events.
Spring at the Farmstead
Fresh things are happening...
Season: March 20–June 21
Closed Memorial Day
Stay tuned for...
News of our spring happenings — posted in the winter.
We’ll have a new, full lineup of activities, tours, workshops and events to make your spring farm-fresh.
Summer at the Farmstead
Historic things are happening...
Season: June 21–September 23
Closed July 4 and Labor Day
Stay tuned for...
News of our summer happenings — posted in the spring.
We’ll have a fresh, full lineup of activities, tours, workshops and events to make your summer historic.
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