Drums have a storied history in Early America. Drum beats sound throughout American history. This illustrated presentation focuses on historic drums as historical objects, their construction, use, importance, and decoration during the time of the American Revolution and the Early Republic.

Celebrate the anniversary of Alice in Wonderland with themed crafts and a mini tea party with Alice, The Mad Hatter, and the Queen of Hearts. $5 per child

Create a fluffy friend to bring home, try your paw at some bear themed crafts, enjoy a sweet treat. Cubs must be accompanied by an adult. Cost is $10 per bear. Reservations Required.

A powerful story of survival and a revealing window into the great Age of Sail―a time when maritime ambition collided with local sovereignty, and when the outcome of one voyage rippled across oceans and empires.

Get out your glad rags and join us as we transform our 18th-century property into a 1920s speakeasy!

This is the tale of a man ensnared in the turmoil of America's first civil war—a struggle that divided families, communities, and an entire nation. Thomas' story is one of conviction, loyalty, exile, and the significant personal sacrifices involved in resisting the flow of history.

Enjoy and evening with local author Mark Ciccone as he discusses his lates book featuring familiar places, modern oyster farming, Pilgrim history, and a very real ship built in Marshfield in 1830

Step into a rowdy evening of maritime merriment.