Have you ever wondered what might lie beneath your feet? This month, is all about archaeology: we’ll try our hands at excavation, explore how archaeology can teach us about the past, and conclude with a history mystery that only budding archaeologists can solve!​ $8 for member children ages 6 - 12 $10 for non-member children ages 6 - 12​ Pre-registration is required. Limited availability.

Lunchtime tour with Art Educator Lucinda Edinberg. Join the tour via Zoom (Meeting ID: 882 1527 8437 | Passcode: 325919) Winslow Homer (1836–1910) is regarded by many as the preeminent American painter of the 19th century, well known for his dynamic renditions of scenes from the coast. His rise to prominence was greatly due to his work as an illustrator for the then-booming pictorial press—an outlet that brought Homer’s imagery into hundreds of thousands of homes on a nearly weekly basis. During his tenure with such publications as Ballou’s Pictorial...

Have you ever wondered what might lie beneath your feet? This month, is all about archaeology: we’ll try our hands at excavation, explore how archaeology can teach us about the past, and conclude with a history mystery that only budding archaeologists can solve!​ $8 for member children ages 6 - 12 $10 for non-member children ages 6 - 12​ Pre-registration is required. Limited availability.

Online presentation by Ron Fuchs, Senior Curator of Ceramics, Washington & Lee University. In memory of Reverend Dick Libby. Free. Registration link will be available mid April. After registration, the Zoom link will be sent out the morning of the lecture.