The Serious Side of Food: A Reading and Discussion Program
Join facilitator Lavada Nahon and staff from Shaker Heritage Society for a monthly book club all about food. This is a six-part monthly book club all about food. We will
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Mother Ann Lee’s Birthday Food/Fund Drive
Shaker Founder Mother Ann Lee was born February 29th, 1736! For her birthday this year, SHS will honor her and the Shaker's legacy as a charitable and compassionate community with
The Serious Side of Food: A Reading and Discussion Program
Join facilitator Lavada Nahon and staff from Shaker Heritage Society for a monthly book club all about food. This is a six-part monthly book club all about food. We will
Shaker Cheese Basket Workshop
I mean, who doesn't love cheese? Local weaver Sandy Salada is at it again with this 10” round, 3” deep multi- directional weave basket in the Shaker style. Originally used
Save Your Own Garden Seeds Workshop
Get ready for the growing season! This is the first of a two-part workshop, the second session will involve a seed swap in the fall! The appearance of the Asian
Farm Momma Soap Workshop – Rescheduled!
Come make your very own soap! Shaker Heritage Society is so excited to team up with Farm Momma Soaps LLC! Come make cold pressed soap loaves with us. The workshop
The Serious Side of Food: A Reading and Discussion Program
Join facilitator Lavada Nahon and staff from Shaker Heritage Society for a monthly book club all about food. This is a six-part monthly book club all about food. We will
Mosaic Pendant Class
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?
Music in the Meeting House – Jazz Appreciation Month
Shaker Heritage will host a performance sponsored by the Music Performance Trust Fund and arranged by the Albany Musicians Association that features familiar jazz standards and swing music associated with
Online Lecture: Intersections and Singular Paths – An Introduction to Shaker Theology
We describe the Shakers as a Christian sect that developed into a celibate, pacifist communal group who seek salvation by living a pure life. Behind that apparently simple statement lie
