Join our host, Josefina, for a step back in time into the captivating world of early 1800s America We'll explore the exhibition "A New Nation: Schenectady in the Early Republic,"  discuss Thanksgiving traditions, enjoy delicious treats, and create a special craft inspired by Josefina's era. It's a delightful blend of history, fun, and creativity -- perfect for young adventurers!

The Schenectady Historical Museum at 32 Washington Ave will be closed November 13 - November 30 as we set up for the Festival of Trees.

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. A costumed guide from the 1600s will lead us through the house, which is decorated for the season.

Well-known historian Paul Supley will tempt your pallet and tickle your tastebuds with a trio of historic hot chocolates, including delicacies enjoyed by English kings and the middle-class settlers of the Mohawk and Hudson Valleys.

In this workshop, we'll felt a cute and festive reindeer, using wool from our herd.

Come celebrate the beginning of the Festival of Trees with the Night of Lights, an exclusive evening of radiant fir trees and wintertide enchantment. Featuring live music, great food, and more!

A joyful day of holiday merriment and shopping in Schenectady's most charming and historic neighborhood.