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  • Rest & Relax: Quiet Hour at the Herb Garden

    Rest and Relaxation at the Shaker Herb Garden A silent hour to slow down, smell the flowers, and restore yourself in the nourishing company of over 150 healing plants at

  • Needle Felted Moths and Butterflies Workshop

    Learn how to needle felt a beautiful moth or butterfly with local fiber artist, Mallory Zondag! Learn how to paint and sculpt with wool during this four-hour needle felting workshop.

  • Pick Your Own Herbal Bouquet 2

    Come make beautiful herbal bouquets in our Herb Garden. Hand pick and clip your own herbs under staff guidance and fill up the provided mason jar (while supplies last). Each

  • Turkey Wing Kitchen Set Workshop

    Join local broom maker Robin Ziegler in this 3-piece broom making workshop! In this workshop you will use traditional broom-making techniques to make a three-piece kitchen set: a Turkey Wing

  • Short Handle Hearth Broom Workshop

    Join local broom maker Robin Ziegler for this broom making workshop, where you learn to make short-handled hearth broom! This delightful wooden handled broom is a fun mid-size broom that

  • 3D Origami Workshop

    Welcome to our 3D Origami Workshop taught by the talented origami artist Itoko Kobayashi! Get ready to unleash your creativity and learn the art of creating stunning origami masterpieces in 3D. This

  • Shaker Box Workshop

    Join Chuck Thorne, featured in Fine Woodworking Magazine in a 2-day woodworking class resulting in your very own stack of oval Shaker boxes. This hands-on workshop offers an opportunity to

  • Pressed Flowers Workshop

    Get creative and make a beautiful keepsake using pressed flowers in this hands-on workshop. Shaker Heritage Society is thrilled to be teaming up with Darcy Leigh of The Creative Jam. Create

  • Ecstatic Movement Class – Rescheduled Date

    Join Shaker Heritage for this beginner friendly ecstatic movement class to celebrate the Shakers 250th! When the Ann Lee and Shakers arrived here 250 years ago, they engaged in intuitive