Sturbridge offers many events throughout the year that can include local concerts, farmers markets, fun runs or the continuous interactive programming at Old Sturbridge Village.
Most 19th century farmers and craftsmen were required by law to serve in local militia units which were the forerunner of today's National Guard. Twice a year, these citizen soldiers were "called to muster" for a day of training in their town. Old Sturbridge Village re-creates a typical Muster Day and celebrates our local military...
The Southbridge Garden Club presents its Spring Plant Sale, including perennials, veggies, herb baskets, cemetery boxes, "odds and ends" table -- and more.
Discover how New England farmers used the wool from their sheep in the 1830's at Old Sturbridge Village's annual sheep shearing event. Throughout the weekend, farmers will shear our sheep and costumed historians will demonstrate the entire wool process from collecting wool, scouring, carding to dyeing, spinning and then knitting the hand-spun yarn.
Enjoy all the Caribbean Press Food Truck has to offer with live music from Party of 2!
Discover how New England farmers used the wool from their sheep in the 1830's at Old Sturbridge Village's annual sheep shearing event. Throughout the weekend, farmers will shear our sheep and costumed historians will demonstrate the entire wool process from collecting wool, scouring, carding to dyeing, spinning and then knitting the hand-spun yarn.
