
Event Details
Join in on an afternoon of festivities for all ages at the Hallock Homestead Museum!
10am – 4pm
There will be something for everyone to enjoy! Craft-making all day, Gourd & Pumpkin Painting, Ornament Making, Weaving & Spinning, as well as Live Music. Pick flower seeds from the Pollinator, Rain & Colonial Gardens.
Schedule of events:
10 AM — Helen Sells, Chairwoman of the Setalcott Nation, "Heart of the Morning Star," will be leading the presentation of the Land Acknowledgement
10 to 11 AM — Horseradish Harvest Demonstration (Bring a jar, take some home!)
11 to 12 PM — Garlic Planting
11 AM — Hallock Burying Ground Tour
12:30 to 3 PM — Music by Homegrown String Band
1:30 PM — International Peace Pole Days Commemoration
3 PM — Hallock Burying Ground Tour
Available throughout the day from 11 AM to 4 PM — Weavers' & spinners' demonstrations, pollinator garden seed giveaway, garden tours, Betsey Prince Exhibit, Local Free Black Farmer, vintage yard sale, kids nature scavenger hunt & tours of the 1721 Noah Hallock Homestead by volunteer docents.
Pick flower seeds from the Pollinator, Rain, and Colonial Gardens
Guided Tours of the 1721 Hallock Homestead by volunteer docents.
$10 Suggested Family Donation
All proceeds go to the Rocky Point Historical Society & Museum