Spend some time at OSV learning a historical craft. These workshops vary from blacksmithing to woodworking, foodways, and more. Come and try your hand at a craft and take home your finished masterpiece!
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Garden Thyme is a monthly program open to all OSV Members. Held the third Saturday of each month at 10:00 am, this program will look at a variety of topics for the experienced and novice gardener.
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This thematic program offers Members the chance to "take a peek" into collections storage with a Village specialist to see some of the 60,000 historical artifacts up close and learn how they serve as important references for Village exhibits, research, and programs.
Reservations required.
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Join the fun at Old Sturbridge Village on Friends' Day. Register your apple pie now...
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Old Sturbridge Village's day of recognition of and appreciation for you, our Village friends and members.
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Old Sturbridge Village is the perfect setting for a spooky family Halloween event. Spend an evening among ghosts and goblins at Things That Go Bump in the Night - at a haunted Old Sturbridge Village! This program features spooky storytelling, magic, creepy games, trick-or-treating, and creatures lurking around every corner.
Advance registration is required.
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Enjoy a 19th-century Thanksgiving meal at the Oliver Wight Tavern at Old Sturbridge Village.
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Enjoy a 19th-century Thanksgiving meal at the Bullard Tavern at Old Sturbridge Village. This program is open to OSV Members only.
Reservations required.
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This unique evening event offers families an opportunity to prepare -- and sit down to eat together -- a complete dinner by the hearth with the help of historically costumed staff.
Reservations required.
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This class will take the student through the steps for building a muzzle loading flintlock gun.
Advance registration is required - register by: 09/12/2008.
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Now on display in the Visitor Center at the entrance to Old Sturbridge Village, this exhibit invites exploration of the art and business of gardening in flowerpots in 19th-century New England.
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The Junior Intern Program invites young members to learn about American history by experiencing firsthand the farm chores and favorite pastimes of early 19th-century rural New England.
- register by: 01/14/2008.
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