Cowl/Scarf Weaving Workshop
Throughout most of the 162-year history of the Watervliet Shakers, Sisters produced a variety of textile-related products, some for the community’s use and some for sale to The World. (And,
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Cowl/Scarf Weaving Workshop
Throughout most of the 162-year history of the Watervliet Shakers, Sisters produced a variety of textile-related products, some for the community’s use and some for sale to The World. (And,
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Cowl/Scarf Weaving Workshop
Throughout most of the 162-year history of the Watervliet Shakers, Sisters produced a variety of textile-related products, some for the community’s use and some for sale to The World. (And,
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ONLINE EVENT – Ephemeral Spring Wildflowers – hosted by the Capital Region Native Plant Society
Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day with a Virtual Walk at Ann Lee Pond! Spring ephemeral wildflowers are native perennial woodland plants that sprout early each spring, quickly bloom
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Online Presentation: Late Spring Wildflowers at Ann Lee Pond
Our walk in the woods will take place as a virtual tour online. We will look at a variety of late spring wildflowers, including Blue-eyed Grasses (Sisyrinchium spp.), Bunchberry (Cornus
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Watervliet Shaker Garden Tour & Seed Industry History
Join us for this special tour for SHS and Historic Albany Foundation members. The Shaker Heritage Society Herb Garden contains over 150 varieties of herbs, each labeled with historic culinary
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Shaker Summer Craft Fair
The Shaker Summer Craft Fair is postponed! We look forward to debuting a Virtual Craft Fair this summer. Stay tuned for updates! Explore the booths of over 50 crafters and
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Celebrate National Pollinators’ Week
Shaker Heritage Society (SHS) is joining forces with several partners to provide programs and information about pollinators. While the national event only lasts a week, these organizations offer great places
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Thursday Afternoon Tours
Join a Shaker staff member on Thursdays for a family-friendly tour featuring the latest facts and trivia unearthed by our educators and volunteers! The tour includes a visit to the
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Online Event – Foraging for Wild Edibles: Highbush Blueberry, sponsored by the Capital Region Native Plant Society
Foraging for Wild Edibles: Highbush Blueberry is now online, not in-person! Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the scheduled walk has been changed to an online, virtual walk. This online event
