Whether your child’s birthday is tomorrow or nearly a year from now, most kids love to celebrate their next big day. Some parents love a DIY birthday party, and some want to keep the mess out of the house. Here are a few places to book for your kid’s next birthday party.

Montshire Museum

At the Montshire Museum, kids and parents can explore the museum, expand their knowledge, and have some fun at a birthday party. 

“Reserve your party with us to get unlimited time to explore the Museum, and 2 hours of private access to a dedicated party room with chairs and tables,” the website said.

Birthday parties can be held on Saturdays and Sundays. Learn more here.

Northern Lights Gymnastics

Get active at the next birthday party at Northern Lights Gymnastics. The gym holds birthday parties for one hour in the gym with 30 minutes for food, cake, and presents on select Saturdays and weekends. If you’re interested, you are encouraged to book early. A $25 deposit is needed and the remainder is due the day of the party and is based on how many kids attend. Learn more here.

Valley Bow

The birthday boy or girl can test their skills against their friends and parents with a bowling birthday party at Valley Bowling. 

“The echoing sound of pins, the anticipation of a strike, the camaraderie—it's more than just a game; it's a memory in the making,” the website said.

There are two options for parties with eight kids included. Additional fees for more bowlers apply. Learn more here.

Hanover Parks and Recreation 

If you want a more DIY party but have it somewhere other than your house, the Hanover Parks and Recreation has several rental options available. The multipurpose room is a great location for birthday parties. A bounce house can be added for just $45. Learn more here.