The CMCH will host Open Studio Hartford as part of the 26th annual city-wide tour and will feature over a dozen artists and crafters from the West End, student artists from Central Connecticut State University, and members of the Sewing Circle Project.
The CMCH will host Open Studio Hartford as part of the 26th annual city-wide tour and will feature over a dozen artists and crafters from the West End, student artists from Central Connecticut State University, and members of the Sewing Circle Project.
Please join us for a special reception to honor four extraordinary traditional artists and Connecticut residents who have recently received significant awards!
Please join us for a special reception to honor four extraordinary traditional artists and Connecticut residents who have recently received significant awards!
Please join us for a special reception to honor four extraordinary traditional artists and Connecticut residents who have recently received significant awards!
Join us for storytime at the CMCH! Children will listen to a reading of I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie, make a thanksgiving craft, and help “cook” an old-fashioned dinner.
Join us for storytime at the CMCH! Children will listen to a reading of I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie, make a thanksgiving craft, and help “cook” an old-fashioned dinner.
Join us for storytime at the CMCH! Children will listen to a reading of I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie, make a thanksgiving craft, and help “cook” an old-fashioned dinner.
We’re collecting objects, images, and stories about growing up in Connecticut. We’ve got an online gallery and an upcoming exhibit that will explore four generations of childhood (born between 1930s–90s). We need your help! Free admission to the museum galleries for the day for all those who loan their objects or images.
We’re collecting objects, images, and stories about growing up in Connecticut. We’ve got an online gallery and an upcoming exhibit that will explore four generations of childhood (born between 1930s–90s). We need your help! Free admission to the museum galleries for the day for all those who loan their objects or images.
We’re collecting objects, images, and stories about growing up in Connecticut. We’ve got an online gallery and an upcoming exhibit that will explore four generations of childhood (born between 1930s–90s). We need your help! Free admission to the museum galleries for the day for all those who loan their objects or images.
How do you make sure special family items are preserved, and that the stories of the people who used them and loved them are saved, as well? Downsizing often adds pressure to these decisions, but Professional Organizer Regina Sanchez will share strategies to separate the treasure from the clutter and to save the story with the mixing bowls.
