We're kicking off another great season of Stockade adventures with a very special springtime tea! Our good friend Sylvie Briber will be our host, as she shares some of her favorite tales from the neighborhood.
Earth Night is an evening celebration of sustainability and living in harmony with the planet. Gather together with friends and neighbors as we present down-to-earth music, art, and workshops that honor Mother Earth and our natural surroundings. The fun starts at 4pm, and we’ll be on site until 8, finishing the evening with a campfire and stories from the Earth.
The SCHS Museum and Library will be closed today. Our staff and volunteers are at the Schenectady County History Faire at Proctors. Find us there from 12pm-4pm.
We’ll warm up the tavern and show you how colonial peoples crafted the beverages that sustained their society. Our own Mabee Farm hard apple cider and some classic Mohawk valley moonshine are on the menu!
The SCHS Museum and Library will be closed today. Our staff and volunteers are at the SCHS Annual Meeting at Mabee Farm from 2-4pm. Please find us there.
After a brief business meeting, Chris Leonard, Schenectady City Historian will present "The Enduring Myths of the American Revolution." Refreshments will be served.
Onondaga artist Chris Thomas is one of this generation’s most celebrated smoke dancers, recognized for the beauty and fluidity of his steps. He is also an inspiring educator who uses performance to teach about Haudenosaunee culture and history, from the public schools to the festival stage.
The Stockade comes to life on this behind-the-scenes journey through the neighborhood. Enjoy museum admission, a guided neighborhood tour, exclusive access to two Stockade homes and gardens, and coffee and a treat at Arthur’s Market!
Join us for a hands-on experience where you'll master the art of crafting beautiful soy candles, learning the secrets of scent blending and wick selection to create personalized luminous wonders for your space
In this tour, we hope to explore Schenectady's historic Black neighborhood, and uncover some of what was lost all those years ago
