Made possible by Meredith Village Savings Bank (MVSB), NH history teachers will have the opportunity to visit the Wright Museum in Wolfeboro at no charge
On Tuesday, July 6 at 7pm, the Wright Museum will present In Their Own Words: The Tuskegee Airmen, a documentary that tells the story of
UPDATE: June 17, 2021 In accordance with recent guidelines released by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Wright Museum is updating its
On Tuesday, June 22, author Linda Matchett will discuss her book, Women of Espionage, as part of Wright Museum’s 2021 Lecture Series, presented by Ron
Part of Wright Museum’s 2021 Lecture Series, author Judith Sumner will present Plants Go To War: A Botanical History of World War II on Tuesday, June
In celebration of Independence Day 2021 on Sunday, July 4, the Wright Museum will offer an admission-free day, made possible by Edward Jones, Kevin Lawlor;
In June, Burnt Timber Brewing & Tavern in Wolfeboro renews its longstanding partnership with the Wright Museum as Business Partner of the month. The partnership
On Tuesday, June 8, Dr. C. Paul Vincent will present Collapse of the Nazi Concentration Camp System, a lecture originally conceived with the intent to
On Tuesday, June 1, Dr. Richard Lobban, Adjunct Professor of African Studies at Naval War College, will present World War II: African Perspectives. The lecture
In 2021, Taylor Community and the Wright Museum will work together to shed light on Americans who lived during World War II. Dubbed Faces of
On Tuesday, May 25, the Wright Museum will feature Jane Oneail, who will discuss Norman Rockwell and World War II in Heroes and Homecomings: Norman
In May, Winnipesaukee Winery in Wolfeboro will provide one complimentary wine tasting to anyone, age 21 and over, who shows a Wright Museum receipt, admission sticker,
2025 Festival of Trees
Visit the Festival of Trees website to learn about this event.