Saturday, April 13, 10 am - 2 pm This large beauty is woven in purple and teal with natural reed. A filled rim and sturdy base are featured. This basket measures 11" high by 14" wide and is 10" across. Big enough to carry any project along! Bring: Scissors, pencil, small flat screwdriver, 12-15 or […]
Following a time‐honored tradition, join us for a little time to recharge, meet like-minded needleworkers, have some tea, share your work, and get inspired in a relaxed country setting! We have a few projects to get rolling this year. Collection Repro quilt: Currently we are gathering fabrics to reproduce the nine-patch quilt that is displayed in […]
If you've ever thought of learning to weave, this class is for you: Intro to Weaving: an introduction to the equipment and supplies needed to start weaving. Learn the difference of rigid heddle weaving versus multi-shaft floor and table looms, along with what fibers will give you a desired effect. Also, where one can obtain what […]
Calling all history buffs, farm fans and community service-oriented folks, you are invited to learn more about volunteering at Hallockville at our Volunteer Recruitment and Orientation Day on Saturday, April 27 from 10 am to 1 pm (registration begins at 9:30 am). Volunteer roles include gardening, helping to organize and staff special events, maintaining the […]
Join this group on the last Sunday of the month in the orchard for carving and conversation. Open to the public, everyone is welcome. FREE
NEW! Hallockville Rug Hooking Group Get Together with us to help preserve the art of rug hooking and meet with like-minded folks on: Saturday, May 4, 10 am to 1 pm. Meet us in the Hudson-Sydlowski House Classroom. Bring your rug hooking along to work on!
The Old Time Jam plays old time Appalachian music. Anyone who plays an acoustic instrument or sings may join us. Folks may come to listen or dance to our music as well. We are a group of musicians ranging from beginners to professional performers, everyone is welcome! We often play for festivals at Hallockville.
Native Trees of the East End with Mary Laura Lamont May 11, 10:00 am – 11:30 am The old Hallock homestead is home to many varieties of trees. Participants will examine tree buds, fruits, barks and leaves and learn to spot the differences and identifying traits of trees. Hands-on inspection of wood samples will reveal the […]
Spring on the Farm - Children's Program GROWING TO LEARN TOGETHER - Native Trees Farm Hands and Hallockville Museum Farm are collaborating to host Spring Saturdays On The Farm for ages 5+. Adults can sign up for Walking History Tour given at the same time www.hallockville.org/walkingtours While the adults are touring and learning, their children will dive into the […]
Hallockville Museum Farm Fleece & Fiber Festival features fiber artisans sharing handmade and authentic works for sale, shearing demonstrations, exceptional four-legged guests, special fiber-focused tours of the Hallock Homestead, and more! https://hallockville.org/fiberfest/
Date: Thursday, May 23, 2024 Time: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Location: Hudson House Classroom Instructor: Barbara Blossey-Chuvalas Make a basket to hold your canning jars. Makes the perfect foil for gifted preserves! Basket will hold two or more joars. One jar included in the basket kit. Bring: Scissors, pencil, small flat screwdriver, 12-15 or more […]
The Old Time Jam plays old time Appalachian music. Anyone who plays an acoustic instrument or sings may join us. Folks may come to listen or dance to our music as well. We are a group of musicians ranging from beginners to professional performers, everyone is welcome! We often play for festivals at Hallockville.
Join this group on the last Sunday of the month in the orchard for carving and conversation. Open to the public, everyone is welcome. FREE
Historical Farm Equipment with Dale Moyer & Richard Wines June 1, 10:00 am – 11:30 am Tour the grounds and the barns to view our diverse collection of original farm equipment. Learn how they were used on the farm back in the day and compare them to what is used in the present day. Historians Dale Moyer […]
Spring on the Farm - Childrens Program GROWING TO LEARN TOGETHER - Old Time Farm Equipment Farm Hands and Hallockville Museum Farm are collaborating to host Spring Saturdays On The Farm for ages 5+. Adults can sign up for Walking History Tour given at the same time www.hallockville.org/walkingtours While the adults are touring and learning, their children will dive into […]
NEW! Hallockville Rug Hooking Group Get Together with us to help preserve the art of rug hooking and meet with like-minded folks on: Saturday, May 4, 10 am to 1 pm. Meet us in the Hudson-Sydlowski House Classroom. Bring your rug hooking along to work on!
A LOVELY AFTERNOON OF DELECTABLE SAVORIES, SWEETS AND ASSORTED TEAS Please join us for our annual Spring Tea, featuring delicious treats & good company in the historic Naugles barn … as well as our beautifully handmade auction items… Don’t forget to wear your favorite Spring hat! REGISTRATION: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/e40iaqu5CV9T9-gLhvck3Q GUEST SPEAKER: MARY KORPI The Lady […]
The Old Time Jam plays old time Appalachian music. Anyone who plays an acoustic instrument or sings may join us. Folks may come to listen or dance to our music as well. We are a group of musicians ranging from beginners to professional performers, everyone is welcome! We often play for festivals at Hallockville.
Following a time‐honored tradition, join us for a little time to recharge, meet like-minded needleworkers, have some tea, share your work, and get inspired in a relaxed country setting! We have a few projects to get rolling this year. Collection Repro quilt: Currently we are gathering fabrics to reproduce the nine-patch quilt that is displayed in […]
The Old Time Jam plays old time Appalachian music. Anyone who plays an acoustic instrument or sings may join us. Folks may come to listen or dance to our music as well. We are a group of musicians ranging from beginners to professional performers, everyone is welcome! We often play for festivals at Hallockville.
