East End LOCAL
East End LOCAL
ReWild Long Island and Hallockville Museum Farm will lead a hands-on exploration of natural dyeing using plants from the garden. Learn how marigolds and other blooms can be transformed into natural dyes.
Hallockville Museum Farm hosts its first Hallockville Hootenanny with live music from five local bands, plus local food, vendors and family-friendly activities. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and spend the afternoon on the grounds by Naugles Barn.
Hallockville Museum Farm hosts a family-friendly country barn dance in the historic Naugles Barn, with live music and calling by Chart Guthrie. Gates open at 5 p.m. for picnicking, and registration is required.
Hallockville Museum Farm will host a needle-felting workshop with instructor Michele Miroff. Participants will learn needle-felting techniques and create a wool bird to take home; all experience levels are welcome.
Hallockville Museum Farm’s Long Island Fleece & Fiber Festival returns May 16 with live sheep and llama shearing, spinning and weaving demonstrations, and a marketplace of regional fiber artists. The day also includes workshops, family activities, live music, food vendors and a bake sale.
Hallockville Museum Farm will host a free talk by former Newsday reporter and author Bill Bleyer on the Culper Spy Ring. The presentation uses a PowerPoint program to separate fact from fiction about the Revolutionary War-era intelligence network that operated across Long Island. Registration is requested.
Hallockville Museum Farm and The Old Mill Inn present a two-part Prohibition-themed evening with a history talk by local historian Amy Folk, a Twin Stills Distillery tasting and demonstration, and a jazz reception with canapés and three Prohibition-era cocktails.
Hallockville Museum Farm will host a Wedding Showcase at its newly restored Naugles Barn. Tour the venue and meet wedding and event vendors including music, food and beverage, florals and transportation. Free; registration requested.
Hallockville Museum Farm hosts an afternoon of firsthand stories from North Fork farmers about growing up on the land and the region’s agricultural heritage. Light refreshments will be served; registration is requested.
Hallockville Museum Farm hosts a Spring Country Barn Dance in the historic Naugles Barn, with live music and dance calling by Chart Guthrie. All ages and experience levels are welcome, and instruction will be provided throughout the evening.
Hallockville Museum Farm will host a free Winter Artisan Fair in the heated Naugles Barn. Local vendors will offer handmade goods, including specialty foods, home goods, and artisan crafts.
Hallockville Museum Farm hosts a two-hour “Get Arty” paint-and-sip party in the heated Naugles Barn. Certified instructor Ginger Baer leads participants through creating an 11-by-14-inch canvas painting; all materials and light refreshments are included.
The Hallockville Museum Farm invites the community to step back in time and celebrate the holiday season at the 'Holidays at Hallockville' open house on Sunday, Dec. 7, from noon to 3 p.m.
The historic and newly restored Naugles Barn will be brimming with exclusively hand-crafted gift items, artwork and holiday décor created by local artisans and craftspeople.
The historic and newly restored Naugles Barn will be brimming with exclusively hand-crafted gift items, artwork and holiday décor created by local artisans and craftspeople.
The historic and newly restored Naugles Barn will be brimming with exclusively hand-crafted gift items, artwork and holiday décor created by local artisans and craftspeople.
The Hallockville Museum Farm is hosting its popular Get Arty paint and sip party on Saturday, Nov. 15.
Step back in time at Hallockville Museum Farm’s Hudson-Sydlowski House and learn how farm families preserved the harvest before the days of freezers, refrigerators, and grocery stores.
Join us for an enlightening presentation, “The Natural Secrets of Long Island” with naturalist John Turner.
The Hallockville Museum Farm is hosting a Merry Christmas Basket Workshop on Oct. 18 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
