The Squam Lakes Natural Science Center is the only nationally accredited institution by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums in Northern New England. It offers a range of educational experiences, featuring live animal programs and exhibits that highlight New Hampshire's unique ecology.

The Utah Shakespeare Festival, one of the largest Shakespearean theater exhibitions in the nation, runs from late June through mid-October on the campus of Southern Utah University. Performances take place on three stages, including the Engelstad Shakespeare Theatre, an outdoor replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. This renowned festival, winner of the 2000 Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre, has featured acclaimed actors like Ty Burrell. Experience the magic of Shakespeare's works in a unique and captivating setting.

While Brian Head peak hovers over the eponymous resort, its tippy top is reserved for experts only. There ate two major skiing areas in the resort: Giant Steps mountain and Navajo mountain, connected by a ski bridge. Navajo has gentler terrain and is more suitable for beginners and families with children. Jointly, the two offer 71 runs and 8 chair lifts.

Roman Docks Museum (Musée des Docks Romains) is situated on the site of a Roman docks warehouse discovered after World War II. Here you can find a range of impressive artefacts discovered during the reconstruction of the old harbour. One of its primary attractions are the "dolia" - large ceramic containers once used to store oils and wines.