By: Kajsa Sabatke, Manager of Public Programs We're introducing a new program at the museum this year. Some of you may have come to ou...

By: Mary Margaret Kuhn, Carousel Supervisor The Fourth of July was celebrated at The Farmers' Museum with gusto this year. The weather...

By: Joshua Harley, Historical Interpreter for Todd's General Store Santa Claus is a very busy man. This is a well known fact. With mor...

by: Garet Livermore, Vice President for Education THANKSGIVING DAY.--When shall it be? The last Thursday in November falls on the 29th. We ...

By: Erin Crissman Richardson, Curator When did I first know that I wanted to be a museum curator?  Normally, in response to this question, ...

By: Gwen Miner, Supervisor of Domestic Arts In the nineteenth century, New Year’s celebrations were not dissimilar from the ways we celebrat...

By: Kajsa Sabatke, Interpretive Projects Coordinator How many lights does it take to create the glow of Candlelight Evening ? Patrick MacG...

By: Erin Crissman , Curator We’re preparing for Candlelight Evening – a major undertaking. On December 20 th , the historic village will b...

By: Kajsa Sabatke, Interpretive Projects Coordinator Now that Thanksgiving is over, we’re looking ahead to our winter events. In preparatio...

By: Kajsa Sabatke, Interpretive Projects Coordinator Happy Thanksgiving! The staff at The Farmers’ Museum will be celebrating with our fami...

By: Kajsa Sabatke, Interpretive Projects Coordinator It’s hard to believe, but October – and our 2009 season – are both coming to a close. T...

By: Kajsa Sabatke, Interpretive Projects Coordinator Halloween is nearly upon us, which means that our Things That Go Bump in the Night tour...

By: Gwen Miner, Supervisor of Domestic Arts Washington’s Birthday -- as in George our First President -- was first celebrated publicly at ...

By: Gwen Miner, Supervisor of Domestic Arts As someone who works in the living history field as an interpreter, I obviously spend a fair am...

By: Gwen Miner, Domestic Arts Supervisor The Christmas tree tradition dates back to 16th Germany. Most Americans in the first half of the ...

By: Gwen Miner, Domestic Arts Supervisor From ancient times, plants and trees that remained green all year had special meaning for people ...

By: Kajsa Sabatke, Interpretive Projects Coordinator Over the River and Through the Woods …recognize these words? They come from a poem, “...