• As I Progress Art Installation

    A collaboration between visual artist Mara Baldwin and composer/percussionist Sarah Hennies that combines drawings, sculptures, and sound that will be installed and performed on the evening of August 14th. Baldwin

  • Walking in the Wicks’ Footsteps

    In the fall of 1824, Job and Polly Wicks and their 10 children arrived at the Watervliet Shaker community. So began a 70-year association of the Wicks family with the

  • 2022 Fall Harvest Craft Fair

    Bring your family for a safe and fun weekend featuring pony rides, food, live musicians, and over 80 vendors at our beautiful site. We look forward to welcoming you to

  • Ornament Weaving Workshop

    Local weaver Sandy Salada will teach you how to create three festive ornaments! Participants will make three woven holiday ornaments: an eight pointed snowflake and a puffy heart, woven in

  • Autumn Walk at Ann Lee Pond

    Join us for a "morning constitutional" to learn about the Ann Lee Pond Nature Preserve. It is a good time to see asters, goldenrods, and early fall color. You will

  • Shaker Your Plate Fundraising Event

    We hope you will join us for our annual Shaker Your Plate Celebration! Shaker Your Plate was an expression meaning "clean your plate".  The festivities will be held in the

  • Weavers & Shakers

    Shaker Heritage Society and the Hudson-Mohawk Weavers’ Guild invite you to a free, special event! Drop in during an open house to explore a wide range of traditional and modern approaches to

  • 2022 Shaker Holiday Market

    Our traditional Holiday Fair promotes the holiday spirit with regional artisans featuring handmade pottery, jewelry, fiber, artisan foods and much more! All inside our historic 1848 Meeting House. Choose unique

  • Shaker Cemetery Tours

    While the identical markers of the 445 graves reflect the egalitarian values of the Shaker community, the stories of the individuals buried here are quite varied.   Modest by design,

  • Shaker Cemetery Tours

    While the identical markers of the 445 graves reflect the egalitarian values of the Shaker community, the stories of the individuals buried here are quite varied.   Modest by design,