FREE LGBTQ+ History! Come learn the story of Harvey Milk and the Pride Flag. We’ll explore questions like what flags are for, what it means to be proud of who you are, and why it is important to... Read More
In celebration of Juneteenth, the Museum will be open FREE to the public. The historic house will be open for self-guided tours from 11 to 3. There are no public guided tours on this day. Free
Join the Museum for its annual reading of “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” by Frederick Douglass. The public is invited to read the pre-divided sections of the speech. FREE
Join Rokeby Museum for a two-week immersive experience like no other. Set on a serene, historic property, young people will lose themselves in another time as they gain valuable stage experience. This unique program combines aspects of art, outdoor education,... Read More
Theme: Accessibility! People move around differently: we walk and use wheelchairs, walkers, and canes. We’ll discuss movement and what makes a building fair or unfair. Activities include reading aloud, discussion, and drawing. Rokeby offers FREE, anti-bias-themed family storytimes... Read More
Admission to Social: FREE | Slice of Pie & Ice Cream: $8 We love Pie! Join us to celebrate Summer and community with Rokeby’s annual Pie & Ice Cream Social. There will be raffle prizes and music by... Read More
Theme: Racial Learning! Everyone’s skin is brown—from very dark to very light—but where does it come from? We'll learn the science behind skin color through a read-a-loud discussion and a hands-on matching game. Rokeby offers FREE, anti-bias-themed family... Read More
Do you love pie? Join us to celebrate Summer and community with Rokeby’s annual Pie & Ice Cream Social. Bring your family and friends and spend the afternoon eating pie and reconnecting with the community — a delicious... Read More
Rokeby Museum will be open and free to the public. Bring the whole family to explore the exhibits and grounds, with free admission.
Jane Williamson, Director Emerita of Rokeby Museum, presents “Finding Jesse,” which traces Jesse’s life from enslavement in North Carolina to freedom in Vermont. His story is told through letters in the collection at the Museum and documents at... Read More
Story Sharing & Clothespin Doll Making for young children accompanied by an adult and school age kids. Taught by Vermont artist Catherine Brooks. Discover the true story of Daisy Turner, an African American girl in late 19th-century Vermont... Read More
Rokeby Museum will be open and free to the public. Bring the whole family to explore the exhibits and grounds, with free admission.
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