Sheep to Shawl Community Day
The long-running interactive “Sheep to Shawl” program at Brookside Museum returns to the Saratoga County History Center on May 10, beginning at 1:00 P.M. Sheep, lambs, farmers, herders, the famous […]
The long-running interactive “Sheep to Shawl” program at Brookside Museum returns to the Saratoga County History Center on May 10, beginning at 1:00 P.M. Sheep, lambs, farmers, herders, the famous […]
The Saratoga County History Center is seeking vendors of handmade crafts, antiques and farm products for the annual craft fair on Saturday, June 21, 2025 from 10am to 3pm. No
We are delighted to announce the ribbon-cutting ceremony for our new learning and play space, the History Hunters Hangout, at the Saratoga County History Center at Brookside Museum. This interactive
On Thursday, April 10th, at 7pm, join Joanne and Rick Reynolds, in Brookside Museum, as they share the story of their personal and professional road trip from the beginning to
Saratoga County History Center, together with Ballston Spa Committee for Arts, are delighted to invite the community to an Opera Saratoga performance of Frida Kahlo and the Bravest Niña in el
Saratoga’s Black Heritage: A Guidebook, a new 64-page book that tells previously-unknown stories of Black achievers, is now available free of charge. Published by the Saratoga County History Center
Following the tremendous success of the last two years’ series, the Saratoga County History Center is delighted to host another series of Historian Tea Talks, with new speakers and topics,
The Saratoga County History Center is proud to announce the next installment of our Winter Concert Series, Lark Strings. Led by Distinguished Artist-in-Residence at Skidmore College, Michael Emery, and including
The Saratoga County History Center (SCHC) at Brookside Museum announces a virtual presentation by Connor Williams on “Greetings from the Great Camps: The History of the Adirondack Vacation”. This will
The String Theory Trio is a newly formed ensemble comprised of three friends, Brian Mooney, Dana Probeyahn-Smith, and Kathryn Tomlin who recently began exploring the repertoire that exists for two