Celebrate New Year's Eve by making a “good luck bag”, filled with good luck charms used by families around the world to ring in a happy and lucky new year.
Instead of buying your Valentine’s Day cards this year, come to CMCH to create old-fashioned, hand-made cards based on Valentines from long ago. This free program is great for all ages!
Instead of buying your Valentine’s Day cards this year, come to CMCH to create old-fashioned, hand-made cards based on Valentines from long ago. This free program is great for all ages!
Instead of buying your Valentine’s Day cards this year, come to CMCH to create old-fashioned, hand-made cards based on Valentines from long ago. This free program is great for all ages!
Come celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday and Read Across America at CMCH! Join us for a reading of the Dr. Seuss book Great Day for Up! and make a craft to take home.
Come celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday and Read Across America at CMCH! Join us for a reading of the Dr. Seuss book Great Day for Up! and make a craft to take home.
Come celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday and Read Across America at CMCH! Join us for a reading of the Dr. Seuss book Great Day for Up! and make a craft to take home.
Start your engines! We’re inviting kids and families to make their own toy car, truck, train, or even an airplane! Test out your creation on our track, and see how far it can go.
Start your engines! We’re inviting kids and families to make their own toy car, truck, train, or even an airplane! Test out your creation on our track, and see how far it can go.
Start your engines! We’re inviting kids and families to make their own toy car, truck, train, or even an airplane! Test out your creation on our track, and see how far it can go.
Discover what growing up was like in early Native American Connecticut. Help out with a corn-grinding chore, try to “paddle” in a dugout canoe, and play a traditional Native American game!
Discover what growing up was like in early Native American Connecticut. Help out with a corn-grinding chore, try to “paddle” in a dugout canoe, and play a traditional Native American game!
