Autumn Glow Festival
Step into a dazzling and whimsical world of light with over 1,000 Chinese lanterns, all handmade by artisans with decades of experience.
Step into a dazzling and whimsical world of light with over 1,000 Chinese lanterns, all handmade by artisans with decades of experience.
In this workshop, we'll felt an adorable snowy owl, using wool from our herd.
Join us this holiday season as we learn to make rum balls, seasoned with a dash of local history!
Join historian Nate Hoffman as we sample some light tavern fare, including libations, common punches, a alcoholic option, and some tasty treats.
Join us as we explore Mabee Farm as it’s meant to be explored; awash in changing colors, the wind gusting outside, and the flickering lights of the Mabee house keeping us cozy and warm.
Join us this holiday season as we learn to make shrubs and pomanders, seasoned with a dash of local history!
The Museum will be closed from November 25 until December 6 while we take down our current exhibition and install the Festival of Trees.
All SCHS sites, including Mabee Farm, the Museum, and the Library will be closed from November 28 through December 1 for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Our sponsor members, benefactor members, and donors are invited to an exclusive evening reception celebrating the opening of the Festival of Trees! We'll have great food from Wagon Train, wine, cheese, desserts, and of course the spectacular sneak-preview of glittering fir trees. Live music, too!
Celebrate the season as we fill our galleries with lighted fir trees! Decorated from classic to kooky Christmas styles, the Festival of Trees glows with the enchantment of the holidays.