This event is SOLD OUT. If you would like to be placed on a waiting list, please call us at the Hallockville office 631.298.5292 You are cordially invited to Hallockville for a very special Winter Lamplight Concert and Tour. You will be transported back to the time the Hallock family lived and worked the farm. […]
Come spend the morning at Hallockville learning about and working with oxen! We will start the day with a chat over coffee about exactly “what is an ox, anyway?”, how oxen are used in the US and abroad both historically and today, and how to think like an ox! Then, we’ll head out to the […]
The practical art of soap making has been around for centuries. Handmade natural soap offers the benefit of skin-nourishing ingredients without the use of harsh chemicals. When combined with the beautiful aromas of essential oils, a bar of handmade soap will make your beauty ritual even more satisfying. In this 4 hour intensive workshop, you […]
***SOLD OUT***Take a step back in time with Hallockville Museum Farm and learn about cooking from the 1700's through the 1800's. In this hands-on adventure, participants will learn about the necessity of proper wood, what ingredients were available through these time periods and how open fire cooking transitioned to the hearth and ultimately the cast […]
Meet the oxen - basic terminology, care, and handling! Come spend a morning with our resident ox team, Eddie & Dylan. In this class, you will learn exactly what is an ox, anyway? We will also cover current uses of oxen in the US and around the world, as well as behavior, care & feeding. […]
Drive the oxen - more advanced concepts of animal behavior, care, and handling. Focused on hands-on work with the animals. Come spend a morning with our resident ox team, and be prepared to get in on the action! We will go over basic commands, then grab the team so that everyone gets a chance to […]
Come and purchase from a large selection of glassware, furniture, dolls, linens, decoys, military, tools, jewelry, farm implements and more! Saturday, July 21 9am to 4pm with a rain date on July 22. Free to attend, all are welcome.
Enjoy live traditional music and learn the dance steps from caller Chart Guthrie in the historic Naugles Barn! No experience needed- all ages are invited to this summer tradition and annual fundraiser for the not-for-profit museum. Food truck and beverages will be available for cash purchase. The event is rain or shine. You are welcome […]
Come and purchase from a large selection of glassware, furniture, dolls, linens, decoys, military, tools, jewelry, farm implements and more! Saturday, October 6 9am to 4pm with a rain date on October 7. Free to attend, all are welcome.
Join North Fork woodworker, Tom Barry, for this three-hour exploration of pre-18th century country woodworking. Go back in time and use the same tools and techniques of early settlers used to make to make furniture, tools and kitchenware from fresh-cut "greenwood." During this three hour introduction, you will have plenty of hands on experience splitting […]
Join instructor, Diane Schwindt, in learning the art of floral design! Students will learn how to utilize natures bounty from their own backyards and master how to create the perfect floral arrangements that will complement any event or table. Participants will learn the tricks of the trade such as; choosing the appropriate plant materials, how […]
May 4th (Rain Date May 5th) for the North Fork Horseradish Festival SPONSORED BY HOLY SCHMITT'S HORSERADISH & HALLOCKVILLE MUSEUM FARM CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Mary Laura Lamont, local naturalist and birding expert, will lead the search for through the woods and fields of Hallockville and Hallock State Park Preserve. Bring binoculars, appropriate apparel, and sturdy footwear. •$5 Members or $7 Non-members •All ages welcome •Advanced registration requested: please call 631-298-5292 or email megan@hallockville.com
A Family's Attic: Treasures Saved by Six Generations of Women Most of the items in this exhibit have little or no monetary worth, but were carefully cherished and saved for their sentimental value across six generations of Sound Avenue women. The first generation was born in the late 1700s. The fifth generation took everything to […]
