FREE STUFF TO DO WITH YOUR KIDS! - Cannon School
FREE STUFF TO DO WITH YOUR KIDS! - Cannon School
FREE STUFF TO DO WITH YOUR KIDS! - Cannon School
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BAA MOO FARM. The animals are waiting for you. Come take a walk over the farm through open<br />
pastures, wander through the woods until you reach the cool creek. Wagon rides, fee baby calves,<br />
sheep, gather eggs and much more. Located in Olin, NC, about 45 minutes from Lake Norman on I-77<br />
just north of I-40. Open April to November – Reservations required. Cost is $8.00 per person, children<br />
under 3 free. Call 704-876-1732 www.baamoofarm.com<br />
RAYS SPLASH PLANET. Ray's Splash Planet is unlike anything in the Carolinas!! Ray's includes a oneof-a-kind<br />
water park with fun-filled features AND the Planet is home to a state of the art fitness<br />
center with an aerobic & dance room, cardiovascular theater, free weights and resistance<br />
equipment. Admission $6.00 per day under 17 and $8.00 per day for adults. www.parkandrec.com<br />
ROWAN MUSEUM. Utzman Chambers House and Old Stone House. The purpose of the Rowan<br />
Museum, Inc. is to collect, preserve, research, exhibit, and educate the public about the history of Rowan<br />
County and piedmont North Carolina through the use of its properties, programs and collections. 200<br />
North Main Street, Salisbury. Donations Accepted. 704-633-5946. www.rowanmuseum.org<br />
SALISBURY HERITAGE TROLLEY <strong>TO</strong>URS. Discover Historic Rowan County. Family Fun. Outdoor<br />
Adventures. History. Shopping. Arts, Culture & Entertainment. April thru October. 704-638-3100<br />
www.visitsalisburync.com<br />
CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF WINS<strong>TO</strong>N SALEM. www.childrensmuseumofws.org<br />
THE CHARLOTTE MUSEUM OF HIS<strong>TO</strong>RY. The Charlotte Museum of History's exhibit program serves<br />
the museum's mission and objectives by "sharing Charlotte's stories." The galleries help visitors<br />
understand the history of Charlotte and what it means to be a Charlottean. Our exhibits allow us to<br />
showcase and interpret our growing collection that emphasizes Charlotte's rich and varied history to<br />
illustrate the interrelationship of Charlotte's past, present, and future. Guided tours and many events.<br />
3500 Shamrock Drive, Charlotte. 704-568-1774. Open Tuesday-Sunday. Admission $6 adult, $3 kids 6-<br />
12, under 6 free. www.charlottemuseum.org<br />
LANSFORD CANAL STATE PARK. This park wraps around what remains of 1820’s Catawba River<br />
Canal and the trail at this SC park (a bit over a mile), walks you through the canal’s brief history. The<br />
park’s also known for spider lilies that live in the Catawba and bloom in the spring. Admission $2. Take I-<br />
77 south to Exit 77 and follow US 21 south. Watch for signs. www.southcarolinaparks.com<br />
NORTH CAROLINA AU<strong>TO</strong> RACING HALL OF FAME. Dedicated to all types of racing – from drag<br />
racing to stock cars – more than 35 cars showcase motor sports heritage. Relive racing’s greatest<br />
moments in the Goodyear Mini-Theater and browse the many displays. 119 Knob Hill Road (Lakeside<br />
Park) Mooresville 704-663-5331 www.ncarhof.com<br />
MICHAEL WALTRIP RACING. See what it takes to run a championship race team. This “all-access”,<br />
behind-the-scenes experience can be found at Raceworld USA, headquarters of Michael Waltrip Racing<br />
and JTG-Daugherty Racing. Cost?? 20310 Chartwell Center Drive, Cornelius 704-897-5555<br />
www.michaelwaltrip.com<br />
MEMORY LANE MUSEUM. Largest private collection of vintage stock cars in the US. More than 150<br />
vehicles on display. View the history of the automobile. Unique collection of antique toys, pedal cars,<br />
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