Join us for an exclusive members-only look at the collections of the Sharon Historical Society & Museum.  The museum's collection comprises over 3,000 historical objects, an extensive archive of 19th and 20th-century photographs, and historical documents to illuminate the history of Sharon. On this tour, you'll see up-close textiles, tools, furniture, artworks, medical instruments, and more.  This tour is free for members.…

Join the curator for a tour of the recent acquisitions exhibit! More details will be announced soon!

Reinventing Farming is an oral history program about how small farmers in our region are finding niches amidst climate change, industrial farms, and large supply chains. Visitors are invited to engage with issue-based videos, an exhibit of changing farming implements, including photos of local farms over time, and moderated panels with local farmers and agriculture…

The Sharon Historical Society is partnering with EdAdvance to promote adult education! In this two-part course (taught by Curator Brandon Lisi), students will survey milestones in Connecticut's history from the colonial period to the mid-19th century. Classes will be held at the historical society and on Zoom. To register, please visit EdAdvance's course catalog. This…

The Sharon Historical Society is partnering with EdAdvance to promote adult education! In this two-part course (taught by Curator Brandon Lisi), students will survey milestones in Connecticut's history from the colonial period to the mid-19th century. Classes will be held at the historical society and on Zoom. To register, please visit EdAdvance's course catalog. This…

Please join us on April 2nd for the second of four panels in the Reinventing Farming Project featuring Janna Silver of Adamah Farm, Linda Quella of Q Farm, and Matt Freund of Freund Farm. More details will be announced soon!

Please join us on April 23rd for the third of four panels in the Reinventing Farming Project featuring Megan Haney of Marble Valley Farm, Melissa Cherniske of Kent Land Trust, James Shepherd of Smokedown Hops Farms, and Rick Osofsky of Ronnybell Dairy. More details will be announced soon!

Please join us on May 28th for the fourth and final panel discussion in the Reinventing Farming Project featuring Alicia Winer of the Marvelwood School Garden Program. More details will be announced soon!