Since 1990 Hulbert Homeschool Week has been offering homeschoolers a chance to come together for a week of fun and adventure, gathering with other homeschoolers to learn, form lasting friendships, and build a true working community. Whether it be performing at the talent show, picking up a new skill, speaking out in community meeting, or living away from home for a week, during the Hulbert Homeschool Week participants have the opportunity to explore, to learn about themselves, and to take risks in a supportive and caring atmosphere.

The Connecticut River is one of New England’s most beautiful waterways and is filled with hidden treasures and spectacular views of the Vermont and New Hampshire landscapes. Join us as we explore this historic river, camping on it’s banks. As we paddle downstream, our pace offers opportunities to learn new canoeing and outdoor skills, while leaving time to relax, take pictures and make new friends. You and your family will spend valuable time together that is often lost in the hectic pace of everyday living.

The Connecticut River is one of New England’s most beautiful waterways and is filled with hidden treasures and spectacular views of the Vermont and New Hampshire landscapes. Join us as we explore this historic river, camping on it’s banks. As we paddle downstream, our pace offers opportunities to learn new canoeing and outdoor skills, while leaving time to relax, take pictures and make new friends. You and your family will spend valuable time together that is often lost in the hectic pace of everyday living.

The Connecticut River is one of New England’s most beautiful waterways and is filled with hidden treasures and spectacular views of the Vermont and New Hampshire landscapes. Join us as we explore this historic river, camping on it’s banks. As we paddle downstream, our pace offers opportunities to learn new canoeing and outdoor skills, while leaving time to relax, take pictures and make new friends. You and your family will spend valuable time together that is often lost in the hectic pace of everyday living.

The Connecticut River is one of New England’s most beautiful waterways and is filled with hidden treasures and spectacular views of the Vermont and New Hampshire landscapes. Join us as we explore this historic river, camping on it’s banks. As we paddle downstream, our pace offers opportunities to learn new canoeing and outdoor skills, while leaving time to relax, take pictures and make new friends. You and your family will spend valuable time together that is often lost in the hectic pace of everyday living.

The Connecticut River is one of New England’s most beautiful waterways and is filled with hidden treasures and spectacular views of the Vermont and New Hampshire landscapes. Join us as we explore this historic river, camping on it’s banks. As we paddle downstream, our pace offers opportunities to learn new canoeing and outdoor skills, while leaving time to relax, take pictures and make new friends. You and your family will spend valuable time together that is often lost in the hectic pace of everyday living.

The Connecticut River is one of New England’s most beautiful waterways and is filled with hidden treasures and spectacular views of the Vermont and New Hampshire landscapes. Join us as we explore this historic river, camping on it’s banks. As we paddle downstream, our pace offers opportunities to learn new canoeing and outdoor skills, while leaving time to relax, take pictures and make new friends. You and your family will spend valuable time together that is often lost in the hectic pace of everyday living.

Friday, September 20 - Sunday, September 22, 2013 The Connecticut River is one of New England’s most beautiful waterways and is filled with hidden treasures and spectacular views of the Vermont and New Hampshire landscapes. Join us as we explore this historic river, camping on it’s banks. As we paddle downstream, our pace offers opportunities to learn new canoeing and outdoor skills, while leaving time to relax, take pictures and make new friends. You and your family will spend valuable time together that is often lost in the hectic pace of everyday living.

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM The 1812 Fair and Reenactment All ages, $3/person, $10/car. In 1814, war reached the shores of Southern Maryland. At the mouth of St. Leonard Creek, on property that is now part of JPPM, Maryland’s largest naval engagement occurred. This living history event puts you in the middle of life in Southern Maryland during the early 1800s. Event features tactical demonstrations and reenactments, camp life, live entertainment, crafts, music and hands-on activities. (Food and beverage available for an additional fee: cash only).

Explore the unseen! Learn to use microscopes and create your own slides. You'll examine fur from a polar bear, the mane of a lion, skin from a python, and even your own spit! Great for ages 8-14 but all are welcome (under 12 yrs must be accompanied by an adult). Non-members: Free with Museum admission, Members: $3 Space is limited, call to register: 815-895-9777