Place · STEM & discovery
Strawbery Banke Museum
- When
- Visit on your scheduleSeason June 17–November 1, 2026: Wednesday–Monday 10 AM–4 PM; Tuesdays 10 AM–2 PM guided tours only
- Where
- Strawbery Banke Museum14 Hancock Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801Open in Google Maps ↗
- Ages
- All ages; child under age 5 free
- Cost
- General admission online / at the door: Adult $23.00 / $25.00; Senior or Student (65+) $21.00 / $23.00; Child (ages 5–17) $10.50 / $12.50; Child under age 5 Free; Family $60.50 / $62.50; Members Free. SNAP EBT: free for cardholder and up to three family members (in person). Active-duty military free with ID.Museums for All SNAP EBT free admission
- Organizer
- Strawbery Banke Museum
Outdoor history museum of restored houses and gardens in Portsmouth's Puddle Dock neighborhood. The 2026 season runs June 17–November 1: open Wednesday–Monday 10 AM–4 PM for general admission (valid for two consecutive days); Tuesdays 10 AM–2 PM guided tours only. General admission (online / at the door): Adult $23.00 / $25.00; Senior or Student (65+) $21.00 / $23.00; Child (ages 5–17) $10.50 / $12.50; Child under age 5 free; Family (two adults and children 17 and under) $60.50 / $62.50; members free. Save $2 by purchasing online in advance. Museums for All: visitors with a valid SNAP EBT card receive free general admission for themselves and up to three immediate family members (in person only). Active-duty military and up to five immediate family members are free with ID. After the houses close for the season the museum hosts ticketed evening events: Ghosts on the Banke (October), Harvest Celebrations (November weekends) and Candlelight Stroll (December), and the Labrie Family Skate rink generally operates late November through February.
Register on the official site ↗Published details checked online. Contact responsiveness and live booking availability have not been confirmed.
Museums for All SNAP EBT free admission
What was checked & what still needs confirmation
General admission season ends November 1, 2026 (within the window); winter visits are event-based. Harvest Celebrations dates (Nov 7–8, 14–15, 21–22, 25, 27–29) were listed on the tickets page but the event page was not opened, so not recorded.