Historical Walk Through Ames’ Iron Works with Lou Bucceri
Ames Iron Work, Falls Village, CT Falls Village, CT, United StatesHistorical Walk Through Ames' Iron Works with Lou Bucceri, 11 AM
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Knife Talk by Theodore O’Neill, descendant of Governor Holley Scoville Memorial Library, 3 PM
Academy Building 24 Main St, Salisbury, CT, United StatesTheodore O'Neill, the great-great-great grandson of Alexander Holley who founded the Holley Manufacturing Company in 1844, will kick off the exhibit "When the World Came to Salisbury: Celebrating the Holley Knife Collection"
Opening reception for exhibit “The World Comes to Salisbury: Celebrating the Holley Knife Collection” 4 PM
Academy Building 24 Main St, Salisbury, CT, United StatesOct 5--Opening reception for exhibit "The World Comes to Salisbury: Celebrating the Holley Knife Collection" 4 PM
67th Salisbury Fall Festival
Main Street of SalisburyThis fun-filled celebration in the historic towns of Salisbury and Lakeville offers activities and events for people of all ages
Professional Knife Sharpening
Academy Building 24 Main St, Salisbury, CT, United StatesGet your knives ready for Turkey Day! Get up to 4 knives sharpened by a pro, Nick the Knife. Registration required. Spots going fast.
Victorian Christmas Concert, Congregational Church
Congregational Church of Salisbury, 30 Main Street, Salisbury, CTVictorian Christmas Concert, Congregational Church, 4 PM
Bird Conservationist George Wallace on Bird Populations in the Northwest Corner: Changes, Needs, and How to Help
Scoville Memorial Library 38 Main Street, Salisbury, CTJoin bird conservationist George Wallace for a presentation on bird populations in Northwest Corner.
Holiday Puppet Show, Congregational Church
Congregational Church of Salisbury, 30 Main Street, Salisbury, CTHoliday Puppet Show, Congregational Church, 1 PM
Heirloom Apple Cultivation, Cider Making, & Cider Tasting with Rob Bixby
Wardell Community Room, Scoville Memorial LibraryJoin apple grower Ron Bixby for a talk on orchard restoration and cultivating organic heirloom apples for cider pressing.
Historical Society Exhibit: Birth, Death and Alphabets: The Enduring Legacy of Schoolgirl Needleworks before 1850 with Alexandra Peters
Academy Building 24 Main St, Salisbury, CT, United StatesRemarkable for their inventiveness and beauty, needlework samplers are historical documents written by girls on silk and linen with needles.
Opening Reception for Historical Society Exhibit: Birth, Death and Alphabets: The Enduring Legacy of Schoolgirl Needleworks before 1850 with Alexandra Peters
Academy Building 24 Main St, Salisbury, CT, United StatesDon't miss this remarkable show of needlework samplers stitched by girls, mostly aged 5 to 16, between 1689 and 1850. On display through April 30.
Birth, Death, and Alphabets: The Enduring Legacy of Schoolgirl Needleworks Before 1850
Wardell Community Room, Scoville Memorial LibrarySampler collector and historian Alexandra Peters talks about how these needleworks made before 1850 show us life before the Industrial Revolution from the often surprising perspective of young women.
