As the drumbeat to independence grew louder, picture how ordinary Massachusetts Loyalists and their Patriot neighbors interacted with one another during the fraught time between 1750-1790. $10 non-members.

Although the Loyalist militia movements in Marshfield and Freetown were ultimately defeated, paranoid Patriots saw in them an insidious British plot to actively arm & support a counter-revolutionary initiative.

This program is part of our Tuesday Morning Coffee Series 10:30am - Registration and refreshments 11:00am-Noon - Presentation $8 members $10 non-members

Children and caretakers are cordially invited to Morning Tea & Treasure inspired by Peppa Pig & her brother George including crafts, tea & story, treasure hunt – weather permitting. Reservations Required.

The Murder Mystery Parties sell out every year . Book Early !!

Join living history interpreter Audrey Stuck-Girard as she prepares a few cups of 18th-century tea with antique teaware and discusses the ways the beverage impacted cultural traditions, global trade, and revolutionary politics in 1700s Massachusetts.  

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.

"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" meets the "Twilight Zone" in this theatrical storytelling event, about humankind’s interrelation with the natural world, in the past, present, and possible horrific future. 

Calling all fans of The Boy Who Lived! A special kids' Sunday from platform 9 3/4 coming this October!