Enjoy free admission to our exhibit, Seeking Freedom: The Underground Railroad and the Legacy of an Abolitionist Family, as well as shopping for wreaths, swags, books, yarn, candles, and more! 

Lindsay Varner, PhD, former Executive Director of Rokeby Museum, will present a program about the main exhibit, Seeking Freedom: The Underground Railroad and the Legacy of an Abolitionist Family.FREE, via ZOOM, Registration Required

Julie Anderson, multi-Emmy and Peabody award winner and Academy-nominated Film executive for non-fiction documentaries, will talk about her personal experiences in researching, creating, and producing her work.  Her experience includes overseeing the development and production of work that has appeared... Read More

Do you love museums? Have you ever wondered how an exhibit is created? Spend a day “behind the scenes” digging through the archives at Rokeby Museum, examining our historic collection, and creating your very own exhibit.Learn how to:Parent/Guardians... Read More

There are at least 44 million descendants of enslaved individuals alive today, but slavery separated families, erased names, and obscured facts. The 10 Million Names Project, recently launched by American Ancestors and its partners,aims to connect the family stories of these... Read More

Presentation by Ellen Thompson, Project Manager. Vermont Sampler Initiative. Join us and meet the young ladies of eighteenth-century Vermont who tell us of their stories in the samplers they stitched. The presentation will consider their place in history,... Read More

This annual fundraiser features music, food, and a silent auction. Funds each year support ongoing activities at the Museum, including preservation, conservation, and exhibitions. Stay tuned for more details!

Join us for music, live sheep, weaving demonstrations, food. Admission to event FREE.

Join us for FREE admission to celebrate Juneteenth.

Particpate in reading Douglass’ historic speech.