Mosaic Pendant Workshop
Shaker Heritage Society is thrilled to be teaming up with Kim of Earthly Elements Glassworks to present these beautiful mosaic pendants. Have you ever wanted to make your own jewelry?
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Bleecker Consort Presents: Medieval Sampler & 14th-15th Century Music with Trio Tramontana
Ever hear of a Dulcian, Shawm, Cornamuse, Crumhorn, Sackbut, Dulcimer, or viola da Gamba? These are some of the instruments that will bring the great acoustics of the historic 1848
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Pick Your Own Herbal Bouquets
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. Your home will smell
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Moonbow #8
Moonbow is an arts organization devoted to presenting multimedia events. Programming is inspired by each venue’s unique atmosphere and architecture. Moonbow #8 at the Shaker Meeting House will feature: Bonnie
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There Are NO Black Shakers
There Are NO Black Shakers is a contemporary folk opera re-interpreting traditional Shaker hymns to tell the story of Prime Lane, a free Black man who joined the Shaker Society
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Paranormal Report with Tri-City NY Paranormal Society
Enjoy a night of paranormal research and lecture of the paranormal evidence collected by the Tri-city NY Paranormal Society during their investigations of the shaker property. We will be showing
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Kintsugi Workshop
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery. If a bowl is broken, rather than discarding the pieces, the fragments are put back and the cracks are adorned with
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Fern Walk at Ann Lee Pond
Led by botanists Laura Lehtonen and Steve Young. You will meet at the parking lot by the trail entrance, located at 117 Heritage Lane. Ferns are a diverse group of
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Manifestations: A Shaker Ghost Tour
250 years ago, eight Shakers fled England, bound for New York in hopes of finding religious freedom. Named for their trembling “religious ecstasies,” the Shakers received gifts of revelation; communications
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Manifestations: A Shaker Ghost Tour
250 years ago, eight Shakers fled England, bound for New York in hopes of finding religious freedom. Named for their trembling “religious ecstasies,” the Shakers received gifts of revelation; communications
