Spring Break Educational Experiences in Montco

The John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove is the perfect spot to explore nature and go bird-watching. The museum is a wonderful resource for those that are curious about birds and other animals. Throughout the year, the Audubon Center also has guided bird walks and other educational events for adults and children. The trails around the Center are perfect for exploring too.

Arts Montco Pass Hint: Looking to win a free sticker, candle, or maybe a tote bag? The John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove is a location on the FREE Arts Montco Pass. When you visit, be sure to check-in on the pass to earn prize points.

Adventurous kids can spend their Spring Break skydiving indoors at iFLY. The engineering marvel of the vertical wind tunnel is anything but ordinary, and kids will enjoy defying gravity, while also learning.

Seeing a historical place truly makes history come alive in a way that reading a textbook never can. At Valley Forge, the site of the winter encampment of the Continental Army, take either a self-guided tour, or learn from Park Rangers about the historical figures and the significant events that happened there. There’s also plenty of space for families to have a picnic or ride bikes along the trails.

Montco History Pass Hint: Looking to win a free sticker, mug, or maybe a tote bag? Valley Forge National Historical Park is a location on the FREE Montco History Pass. When you visit, be sure to check-in on the pass to earn prize points.

Get up close and personal to a variety of visual, performing, modern and folk arts in Montgomery County. The 27-acre sculpture garden at the Abington Art Center is an amazing combination of art and nature. Larger-than-life works of art are showcased in this unique open-air gallery.

Arts Montco Pass Hint: Looking to win a free sticker, candle, or maybe a tote bag? The Abington Art Center is a location on the FREE Arts Montco Pass. When you visit, be sure to check-in on the pass to earn prize points.