Join CMCH and our guest Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, to learn about baseball and civil rights.
Calling all trivia fans! Match your knowledge against others, with prizes and bragging rights on the line! This evening's theme is "Spring Fever."
Calling all trivia fans! Match your knowledge against others, with prizes and bragging rights on the line! This evening's theme is "Spring Fever."
Traverse Connecticut's one-of-a-kind landscape! Included in registration, is a pre-packaged lesson which contains any necessary supplies, and an opportunity to participate in a live, interactive online workshop with other homeschoolers. This workshop is recommended for children ages 5-8.
Traverse Connecticut's one-of-a-kind landscape! Included in registration, is a pre-packaged lesson which contains any necessary supplies, and an opportunity to participate in a live, interactive online workshop with other homeschoolers. This workshop is recommended for children ages 5-8.
Investigate life during the Industrial Revolution! Included in registration, is a pre-packaged lesson which contains any necessary supplies, and an opportunity to participate in a live, interactive online workshop with other homeschoolers. This workshop is recommended for children ages 9-12.
Investigate life during the Industrial Revolution! Included in registration, is a pre-packaged lesson which contains any necessary supplies, and an opportunity to participate in a live, interactive online workshop with other homeschoolers. This workshop is recommended for children ages 9-12.
Explore stories of Connecticut people with a FREE Family Grab and Go Bag, available for one day only! Then, pick your own "person of the year" and draw their portrait - ALL necessary materials included!
Explore stories of Connecticut people with a FREE Family Grab and Go Bag, available for one day only! Then, pick your own "person of the year" and draw their portrait - ALL necessary materials included!
Join us as Hartford’s own, Steve Thornton, shares local stories from his recently published book, Good Trouble: A Shoeleather History of Nonviolent Direct Action.
Join us as Hartford’s own, Steve Thornton, shares local stories from his recently published book, Good Trouble: A Shoeleather History of Nonviolent Direct Action.
What chores do you do at home? How are they different from the chores kids used to do during colonial times? Look closely at some of the objects on display in the Making Connecticut exhibit to explore how colonial kids helped out around the house.
