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PET POLICY
Our furry family members that are able to be carried at all times may come into the museum and the store.
"Certified Service Dogs are always welcome."
The Nutcracker Lady turns 100 years old on
Dec. 8th! CLICK HERE FOR HER OFFICIAL INVITATION |
Enter the Nutcracker Lady Gift Shop anad enter a world of the wonderful nutcracker. Offering unique German-made gift items such as nutcrackers, smokers, ornaments, pyramids and so much more. Be sure to visit us in person but if you can't make it to Leavenworth we invite you to shop online where we are open 24/7. Just open file to the code view and change the navigation links. Having difficulties? Contact us, we're there with you all the way!
www.nutcrackerlady.com
One of the most popular things to do in Leavenworth is to go on a nutcracker hunt created by the Nutcracker Lady. Families come back again and again at the insistence of the children and the adults enjoy the challenge too. Armed with a list of nutcrackers, a clipboard and a pencil, anyone from ages 3 to 103 can roam the museum hunting for those items named on their sheet.
The Nutcracker Museum honors all branches of the U.S. Military with free admission for immediate family members. With identification, this includes spouse and children.
Veterans are included with free admission during the month of November for Veteran's Day.
This is a fun event that is dedicated to the wonderful world of Nutcrackers. We love to bring attention to them by dedicating a whole day to them! You can learn about the history of nutcrackers and see over 9000 nutcrackers dating back to Roman times. There will be an opportunity to crack hazelnuts with a variety of nutcrackers - the kind your grandma and grandpa used!!!
Always the last Saturday in June!
A fun time for the entire fmily and
ADMISSION IS FREE!
Open Daily 11-5
We suggest visitors arrive at least 30 minutes before closing.
"To foster and encourage the interest of the general public of the importance of nuts in the diets of humans throughout history and in the evolution of the nutcracker. No other tool or collectible has shown such a wide diversity of material and design as the implements used to crack the hard shell of a nut".