Celebrate Old Stone House Day at the Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village, which opened in 1925. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum chronicles the history of Northern Vermont through its collections, exhibits, events and educational programs. A featured stop on...
Celebrate African American Alexander Twilight’s birthday—a day now recognized by the State of Vermont—as well as the the 200th Anniversary of Mr. Twilight’s Middlebury College graduation.
The Old Stone House Museum's Juneteenth Celebration includes an unveiling of a new exhibit on the Civil War titled “A Call to Serve: Vermont and Unexpected Voices from the Civil War.” The exhibit showcases a unique collection of artifacts to tell a fuller narrative of...
The Vermont Gas & Steam Engine Association will have engines on display for Father's Day Weekend, and cars of yesteryear will join in on the fun Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 p.m. If you come on Sunday, be sure to grab a free HP Hood...
Join the Opening Day celebration and enjoy a museum open house and free ice cream. Learn how the Old Stone House was built, gain an understanding of how Mercy Twilight kept all the students fed by walking through the Old Stone House’s period kitchen, and...
Ready to get moving in the New Year? Join Neskaya Movement Arts Dance teacher, Daisy McCoy for social dances done in a circle to folk music from around the world. Dances often celebrate the season and natural cycles, and all are beginner friendly. No partners...
Trick-or-treaters have the chance to haunt the Historic Village. Visitors can enjoy a traditional and safe trick-or-treat experience with all youth visitors getting a treat at every stop. All visitors will get a chance to explore the museum's historic grounds and see historic structures.
