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  • Trinket Basket

    This small (5”x 5”x 3”) basket has a solid woven bottom; sides are woven in natural and your choice of dyed reed with a special sawtooth decorative rim. An easy

  • Little Shakers

    Themed Shaker Story time with age appropriate craft activity for pre-schoolers. For pre-registration, please contact the Education Coordinator by email at shakereducator@gmail.com to sign up. $5 per family materials fee

  • Felting

    Use dyed wool and needle felting to make one or more 5x7 pieces of felt fabric of your own design that can be used in a wide variety of crafts

  • Contra Dance Sponsored by Dance Flurry

    Enjoy an evening of contra dance in the historic 1848 Shaker Meeting House! This is the perfect evening of fun and entertainment for both beginners and seasoned dancers alike. No

  • Shakers and The Birth of a Nation

    It was 1915 and the entire country was fascinated by DW Griffith's film, The Birth of a Nation, including the Shakers. The Birth of a Nation was controversial due to

  • Shaker Peg Coat Rack

    Charles Goddard, Northeast Woodworkers’ Association, will guide participants through making their own Shaker Peg Coat Rack, a portable version of the Shaker peg rails that rim the walls of the

  • Contra Dance Sponsored by Dance Flurry

    Enjoy an evening of contra dance in the historic 1848 Shaker Meeting House! This is the perfect evening of fun and entertainment for both beginners and seasoned dancers alike. No

  • Little Shakers

    Themed Shaker Story time with age appropriate craft activity for pre-schoolers. For pre-registration, please contact the Education Coordinator by email at shakereducator@gmail.com to sign up. $5 per family materials fee

  • Day of Dance

    The event begins with a keynote address entitled Can’t You Sing and Dance A Little? Shaker Marches, Dances and Motioning Songs by renowned Shaker music and dance scholar, Mary Ann

  • Shaker Innovation Tour

    Did you know that the Shakers were serial entrepreneurs? Learn about Shaker industries and how they made use of the Erie Canal. Visit the 1856 Drying House and other buildings