It’s that time of year again! When December rolls around and the holidays grow near – it’s time to do some serious gift shopping. Luckily, we live on the Seacoast and have tons of wonderful local options to choose from. And this year, it’s especially important to remember to support our hometown businesses.
Our gift ideas from these local gems couldn’t be better. With great price points and all items available for online shopping – we’ve got you covered! Here are some of our favorites selections to help make your shopping a breeze this holiday season.
Give the gift of dance this holiday season! Dance Innovations Dance Center in Greenland offers classes for kiddos 18 months and older. Styles of dance include anything you can imagine from ballet, tap, jazz, musical theater, lyrical and more. Three week sessions cost $52 with options for full year classes and even complimentary trial classes to start.
The Seacoast Science Center in Rye is a great place to learn about the ocean and a yearly membership would make an outstanding gift. Family Memberships start at $90 and includes unlimited free admission to the center and Odiorne Point State Park. Members also enjoy 10% off at the Nature Store, free and discounted programs and events, and more. You could also gift a single admission which ranges from $5-$10 or a gift card with the amount of your choosing.
The fun never stops at the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire in Dover! With tons of exhibits including Post Office, Cave Explorers, Dino Detective, and so many more – a membership would make a wonderful gift for your little ones. Yearly membership prices begin at $90 and offer unlimited visits to the museum.
Do your kids dream of having their very own furry family member? Why not make it a reality this holiday and adopt a dog, cat, bunny, or guinea pig from the New Hampshire SPCA in Stratham! Adoption fees range from $425 – $25 depending on the animal you would like to bring home.
We hope you love our ideas! Do you have any to add to our list? Don’t forget to shop local this holiday season!
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