Join us for a short, illuminated walk in the woods of the Woestyne. Afterwards, we’ll make a fire in the Inn’s historic fireplace

Historian Sarah Wassberg Johnson will explore the origins, journey, and cultural significance of apples in the US, from their introduction by European settlers to their role in cider, pies, and American identity. She'll delves into how apples became so integral to American foodways, moving from a colonial staple to a symbol of national cuisine

Part of SCHS' America at 250 project, this exhibition explores the story of Schenectady and Schenectadians during the American Revolution, weaving together different “threads” of the Revolutionary War-era. See the rare and significant Revolutionary Liberty Flag, alongside artifacts and documents that explore how Schenectadians contributed to and were shaped by the birth of the United States.

Folk art doesn’t just look cool – it also tells stories! In this program, kids will create their own folk-inspired art to take home.

Join your hosts, Buffy Leonard and Chris Leonard on a tasting and history tour of their favorite Mediterranean wines!

In this workshop, you will create a flat felted scene with a howling wolf set against a vibrant sky. You choose the colors: dusk, dawn, sunset, or perhaps the twinkling stars of a night sky? Whichever motif you choose, it's sure to make an adorable decoration or gift!

Join local filmmaker Christopher Conto as he shares his most recent work in progress, "The Go Between". A six part television mini series based on the life of one the most iconic, yet under appreciated figures of 17th century colonial America, Arent Van Curler. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a live table read as Chris takes you through the pilot episode, entitled "The Priest."