January 2020
Building Your Herbal Medicine Cabinet at Remick Museum & Farm
Do you want safe, natural remedies in your home with no need to read of frightening side-effects? This class will detail the herbal remedies most effective, tailored to your common health distresses. There will be many herbals to taste and apply, plus you will receive a guide booklet and a remedy to start you off! Cost: $35 museum members; $45 non-members. Payment is due when reservation is made.
Find out more »Homeschool Class – Surviving Winter at Remick Museum & Farm
Homeschool Class – Surviving the Winter January 27 10:00 am – 12:00 pm How do animals survive outside during the winter? Join us on the farm and on our nature trails to discover the different characteristics and behaviors animals have that allow them to survive in the coldest of months. Each month during the school year, a new lesson is offered using the farm and museum spaces as our classroom. Programs are rain or shine, and participants should be prepared…
Find out more »February 2020
Fiber Art Group at Remick Museum & Farm
Fiber artists of all types are welcome to join our Happy Weavers & Friends group to learn the historic art of weaving, spinning, sewing, quilting, and more! Bring your own project to to work on and we'll provide a comfortable space. This is a FREE activity, access to the Museum is not included.
Find out more »Remick Ramblers at Remick Museum & Farm
The Story of Snow – We love snow at Remick Farm! While we often think about all the fun it is to throw a snowball or go sledding, what about the snow itself? Help us dig into the science of snow! Exciting experiments and activities will let us know how much water is in a pile of snow, different types of snow, and how animals rely on snow during the winter. The Remick Ramblers are a new, nature-based exploration…
Find out more »Young Farmers – Wood for Warmth at Remick Museum & Farm
Lumber is an important agricultural resource too! Learn how trees can be grown and harvested like other plants. Participants will learn how to start identifying some common trees of New England, enjoy a story about trees, and make a craft. The Remick Young Farmers group is held one Saturday each Month, and is for ages 2-6. Participants will explore the farm by focusing on a new theme each month. Most lessons include time outside, a craft, and a story. …
Find out more »Hillsdale 4H Dairy Club at Remick Farm
The Carroll County Hillsdale 4-H Dairy Club meets monthly at Remick Museum and Farm with additional activities and meetings held at the leader's discretion. This club is open to all residents of Carroll County between the ages of 8-18 (as of January 1st of the current year). We are focused on learning about the various dairy breeds of cattle, goats, and sheep while participating in local state 4-H activities. Ownership of a project animal is not required. Please contact…
Find out more »Hearthside Dinner: An Open-Hearth Cooking Experience
This engaging and delicious evening begins with Museum staff guiding you “back in time” to learn about 19th- and early-20th-century kitchens and food preparation. Using historical recipes and tools, participants prepare foods using traditional ingredients and techniques to create an authentic, seasonal farmstead meal. When the meal is ready, gather together at the hearth table to enjoy the savory foods you helped to prepare. Guests are welcome to bring wine and beer to enjoy during the meal. Hearthside Dinners…
Find out more »Homeschool Class- Dr. Remick’s House Call
Get a glimpse of the country doctor lifestyle by “making a house call” during a chilly day at Remick. Participants will learn about historic herbal medicines and pack their medical bags for an outside adventure. Challenging scenarios may be encountered on the trail, so be prepared to work as a group! Each month during the school year, a new lesson is offered using the farm and museum spaces as our classroom. Programs are rain or shine, and participants should be…
Find out more »17th Annual Ice Harvest & Winter Carnival at the Remick
17th Annual Ice Harvest & Winter Carnival, Saturday, February 22, 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Take part in a historic New England tradition and celebrate winter with family-friendly outdoor activities. Visit farm animals in their winter coats and surroundings, take part in winter games and crafts, watch winter-themed demonstrations, warm up with Remick-made foods and much more. See the museum website for details. $10/person, ages 11 & above; $5/child ages 5–10; 4 & under, FREE. Members receive $2 off admission. Severe weather date: Sunday, February 23.…
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