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SUMMARY:Adult Enrichment: Blacksmithing
DESCRIPTION:A Taste of Blacksmithing \n8:30 AM – 12:30 PM \nEver wanted to try your hand at blacksmithing? This introductory adult enrichment class is the perfect place to start! \nIn “A Taste of Blacksmithing\,” you will learn how to start a coal forge\, heat steel to a forging temperature and the basics of hammer control. Various tools and techniques will be introduced along the way (including forge welding). The typical participant will go home with a couple hooks\, nails and forge welded chain link or two. All materials included. Proper attire required: Safety glasses (we have some available)\, long pants and closed toed shoes. \n  \nOpen Forge \n12:30 – 4:30 PM \nAlready have experience in the forge? Come spend the afternoon working on your own projects (on the same dates listed on the flyer) for just $25! \nThis is a non-instructional session\, but experienced blacksmiths will be available if you need a hand. Prior participation in “A Taste of Blacksmithing” required. \nWe hope to see you in the forge! \n  \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://oldstonehousemuseum.org/event/adult-enrichment-blacksmithing-3/
LOCATION:Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village\, 109 Old Stone House Road\, Brownington\, VT\, 05860\, United States
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SUMMARY:Time Traveler's Day Camp
DESCRIPTION:In celebration of the 190th anniversary of the building of the Old Stone House\, campers will explore both the legend and the lived reality of how the building—and the village around it—came to be. This year’s camp theme centers on the building of the Old Stone House and the trades\, skills\, and community relationships that made village life possible in the 1830s. \nFor 7 to 12 year old campers.
URL:https://oldstonehousemuseum.org/event/time-travelers-day-camp/
LOCATION:VT
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SUMMARY:Adult Enrichment: Basket Weaving Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Discover the art of Basket Weaving! \nJoin us this summer at the Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village for a hands-on Adult Enrichment Class in the timeless craft of basket weaving. Led by Tracie Quirion of QT’s Baskets\, this workshop will guide you through creating a unique and functional basket while exploring this rich\, traditional art form. \nWorkshop Details: \n\n\nDate/Time: August 8th\, 10am-2pm \n\n\nBasket Style: Corner Basket \n\nCost: $35 per museum member\, $40 per non-museum member plus $25 materials fee payable directly to the instructor at the program\n\nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://oldstonehousemuseum.org/event/adult-enrichment-basket-weaving-workshop-3/
LOCATION:Grammar School\, The Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village\, 1569 Hinman Settler Rd\, Brownington\, VT\, 05860\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260816T110000
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SUMMARY:Old Stone House Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating 190 years of the Old Stone House on Sunday\, Aug 16 with lunch by Brownington Ladies Aid\, live music\, historic games\, heritage craft vendors\, our famous pie auction and more! \nFull open house of the museum—explore all four floors! \nEarly Bird Tickets – $10 per car* \nDay of Admission – $15 per car \n*Early Bird Tickets available through Aug 12 \nFREE ADMISSION FOR MUSEUM MEMBERS \n\nGet your Tickets Here\n  \nEvent Highlights\nLive musicHeritage Craft MarketBlacksmith DemonstrationCorn & Coffee Roasting\nJasper Hill Farm Cheese SamplesFamily Activities \n  \nFarm Chore Relay Race at 12pOur Famous Pie Auction at 1p \n  \nPicnic Lunch for purchase provided by Ladies Aid Society of Brownington \n  \n \n  \n  \nThank you to our event sponsors!!\n \n  \nKYLE’S KWIK LUBEDerby\, VT | 802-766-8143
URL:https://oldstonehousemuseum.org/event/old-stone-house-day-2026/
LOCATION:Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village\, 109 Old Stone House Road\, Brownington\, VT\, 05860\, United States
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SUMMARY:Adult Enrichment: Blacksmithing
DESCRIPTION:A Taste of Blacksmithing \n8:30 AM – 12:30 PM \nEver wanted to try your hand at blacksmithing? This introductory adult enrichment class is the perfect place to start! \nIn “A Taste of Blacksmithing\,” you will learn how to start a coal forge\, heat steel to a forging temperature and the basics of hammer control. Various tools and techniques will be introduced along the way (including forge welding). The typical participant will go home with a couple hooks\, nails and forge welded chain link or two. All materials included. Proper attire required: Safety glasses (we have some available)\, long pants and closed toed shoes. \n  \nOpen Forge \n12:30 – 4:30 PM \nAlready have experience in the forge? Come spend the afternoon working on your own projects (on the same dates listed on the flyer) for just $25! \nThis is a non-instructional session\, but experienced blacksmiths will be available if you need a hand. Prior participation in “A Taste of Blacksmithing” required. \nWe hope to see you in the forge! \n  \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://oldstonehousemuseum.org/event/adult-enrichment-blacksmithing-4/
LOCATION:Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village\, 109 Old Stone House Road\, Brownington\, VT\, 05860\, United States
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SUMMARY:Fall Fiber Faire 2026
DESCRIPTION:4th Annual Fiber Faire\nSaturday\, September 19 \n  \nA Celebration of Fiber Arts\, Heritage\, and Sustainability \n  \nJoin us for a village-wide celebration of heritage fiber arts and contemporary crafts. Enjoy demonstrations and hands-on activities in embroidery\, weaving\, quilting\, knitting\, crochet\, lace tatting\, basketry\, rug hooking\, and more—plus family-friendly fun like a Stuffed Animal Repair Hospital\, food vendors\, and artisan booths. \n  \nThe museum will host a first-floor open house featuring Rugs: Fiber Art Under Foot. This exhibit will also include a special showcase of master rug hookers demonstrating their craft. In the Twilight House parlor\, visitors can explore the Vermont Schoolgirl Sampler Exhibit.   \n\nEarly Bird Tickets – $10 per car* \nDay of Admission – $15 per car \n*Early Bird Tickets available through Sept 16 \n  \nGET YOUR TICKETS HERE\n  \nEvent Highlights\nFiber Artist Market starts at 11am \n  \nKeynote talk at the Brownington Congregational Church at 10-11am — Crafting Activism from the American Revolution to Today \nUsing craft to demystify democracy is how artist Eve Jacobs-Carnahan describes Knit Democracy Together. Eve will provide an overview of women’s historical use of textile crafts for social activism reaching back to the American Revolution and describe how her project fits into the broader context of modern-day craftivism\, where fiber arts become a powerful tool for civic dialogue and engagement. This keynote invites participants to consider how fiber arts can bridge history\, activism\, and community in meaningful and unexpected ways. \n  \nEve Jacobs-Carnahan started her public art project Knit Democracy Together in 2020. An artist and former election lawyer\, she has held nearly 30 Knit Democracy circles\, collaborating with New Hampshire Humanities\, the Boston Public Library\, and others. Eve’s chapter about Knit Democracy Together appears in the book Global Craftivism since the Pussyhats (Bloomsbury Publishing 2026). Eve’s narrative sculptures respond to issues in society using bird figures and the softness of knitting to approach difficult topics. She was named a 2022 Creative Community Fellow New England by National Arts Strategies. She lives in Montpelier\, Vermont. More information about Eve can be found on her website – https://evejacobs-carnahan.com/ \n \n____________________________________________________________________________ \nDon’t Miss the Pre-Fiber Faire Talk & Slide Presentation—Rugs: Fiber Art Under Foot \nSaturday\, September 5\, 2-3pm at Brownington Congregational Church  \n  \nJoin local rug maker and teacher Mary Ragno for an engaging talk and slide presentation exploring the rich history and artistry of hooked and braided rugs. Through examples from the Old Stone House Museum’s historic rug collection\, Mary will share the stories of Orleans County rug makers and designers while exploring the materials\, techniques\, patterns\, and countless hours of craftsmanship that went into creating these beautiful works of art. Ever wondered where the terms “penny rug” and “coffin rug” originated? You’ll discover the fascinating history behind these traditional forms as well. This special presentation is the perfect way to build excitement for the Fiber Faire on Saturday\, September 19\, and offers a wonderful opportunity to deepen your appreciation for one of New England’s most enduring fiber arts. Admission – $10 \n  \n 
URL:https://oldstonehousemuseum.org/event/fiber-faire-2026/
LOCATION:VT
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SUMMARY:Adult Enrichment: Blacksmithing
DESCRIPTION:A Taste of Blacksmithing \n8:30 AM – 12:30 PM \nEver wanted to try your hand at blacksmithing? This introductory adult enrichment class is the perfect place to start! \nIn “A Taste of Blacksmithing\,” you will learn how to start a coal forge\, heat steel to a forging temperature and the basics of hammer control. Various tools and techniques will be introduced along the way (including forge welding). The typical participant will go home with a couple hooks\, nails and forge welded chain link or two. All materials included. Proper attire required: Safety glasses (we have some available)\, long pants and closed toed shoes. \n  \nOpen Forge \n12:30 – 4:30 PM \nAlready have experience in the forge? Come spend the afternoon working on your own projects (on the same dates listed on the flyer) for just $25! \nThis is a non-instructional session\, but experienced blacksmiths will be available if you need a hand. Prior participation in “A Taste of Blacksmithing” required. \nWe hope to see you in the forge! \n  \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://oldstonehousemuseum.org/event/adult-enrichment-blacksmithing-5/
LOCATION:Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village\, 109 Old Stone House Road\, Brownington\, VT\, 05860\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260927T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260927T200000
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SUMMARY:A Night with Twilight: Birthday Celebration & Star Stories
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, September 27—join us for a family-friendly event where you can step back into the 19th-century and experience Alexander Lucius Twilight in person—brought to life by first-person interpreter Bobby Farlice-Rubio. \n  \n5:00 PM – Pre-registration required – coming soon \nA special living history program where participants become “students\,” traveling between the Brownington Congregational Church and Orleans County Grammar School for an engaging glimpse into education and daily life in the 1820s–1850s. \n  \n6:30 PM – Open to all \nThe evening opens to the public for a festive celebration including birthday cake and “Star Stories” on Prospect Hill. \n  \nNote – Alexander Twilight’s actual birthday is Sept 23rd. The celebration event\, A Night with Twilight: Birthday Celebration & Star Stories\, is scheduled for the following Sunday\, Sept 27.
URL:https://oldstonehousemuseum.org/event/alexander-twilights-birthday-celebration/
LOCATION:VT
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261012
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SUMMARY:Closing Weekend
DESCRIPTION:Don’t miss your last chance to visit the Old Stone House Museum this season! Join us for the final tours of the year on Sunday\, October 11.
URL:https://oldstonehousemuseum.org/event/closing-weekend/
LOCATION:VT
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DTSTAMP:20260529T191713Z
CREATED:20260515T160835Z
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SUMMARY:Adult Enrichment: Blacksmithing
DESCRIPTION:A Taste of Blacksmithing \n8:30 AM – 12:30 PM \nEver wanted to try your hand at blacksmithing? This introductory adult enrichment class is the perfect place to start! \nIn “A Taste of Blacksmithing\,” you will learn how to start a coal forge\, heat steel to a forging temperature and the basics of hammer control. Various tools and techniques will be introduced along the way (including forge welding). The typical participant will go home with a couple hooks\, nails and forge welded chain link or two. All materials included. Proper attire required: Safety glasses (we have some available)\, long pants and closed toed shoes. \n  \nOpen Forge \n12:30 – 4:30 PM \nAlready have experience in the forge? Come spend the afternoon working on your own projects (on the same dates listed on the flyer) for just $25! \nThis is a non-instructional session\, but experienced blacksmiths will be available if you need a hand. Prior participation in “A Taste of Blacksmithing” required. \nWe hope to see you in the forge! \n  \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://oldstonehousemuseum.org/event/adult-enrichment-blacksmithing-6/
LOCATION:Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village\, 109 Old Stone House Road\, Brownington\, VT\, 05860\, United States
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