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SUMMARY:Yankee Ingenuity
DESCRIPTION:Yankee Ingenuity begins this May with a series of weekend programs exploring New England’s long-standing role in shaping American innovation. Throughout the month\, local makers\, small businesses\, and community partners will be featured alongside historical interpretation\, illustrating how the region’s economy has long been driven by creativity\, skill\, and practical problem-solving. Organized around four themes—Eat\, Move\, Play\, and Work— this event connects everyday life from the Revolutionary era through the 1830s to the present\, highlighting the businesses and industries that continue to sustain the region today. \nYankee Ingenuity: EAT | May 2 & 3 \nThe first weekend of Yankee Ingenuity begins with EAT. Culinary tradition and food production have long been a foundation of New England life. Amelia Simmons’s American Cookery (1796)\, America’s first cookbook\, will be brought to life on hearths similar to those used in her era. Guests will witness the recipes and techniques that defined early American cooking\, featuring distinctly regional ingredients like cornmeal\, pumpkin\, and cranberries that set American cuisine apart from its European roots. \nYankee Ingenuity: MOVE | May 9 & 10 \nThe challenge of transporting people\, goods\, and equipment has been an area of constant innovation in New England. From the ox to the horse\, from the canal boat to the railroad\, each advancement shaped how commerce flowed and communities connected. Discover how the region’s geography and economic needs drove creative solutions to the age-old problem of movement\, transforming local trade into networks that reached across the nation. \nYankee Ingenuity: PLAY | May 23 – 25 \nAll work and no play was not the case for New Englanders\, who brought the same ingenuity to leisure as they did to labor. From hand-crafted games and intricate puzzles to folk crafts and outdoor pastimes\, residents found creative ways to fill their free hours. These diversions weren’t just entertainment\, they reflected the values\, skills\, and social bonds that knit communities together during an era of rapid change and growth. \nYankee Ingenuity: WORK | May 30 & 31 \nLike most of America\, during formative years of the country\, New England was starved for workers\, which led to groundbreaking innovation and mechanization. The Industrial Revolution can claim a large part of its American origins right here in New England\, where water-powered mills\, interchangeable parts\, and factory systems transformed how goods were made. This drive to do more with less labor didn’t just change the economy\, it reshaped the landscape\, the workforce\, and the very nature of American work.
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/yankee-ingenuity/2026-05-31/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
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SUMMARY:Yankee Ingenuity
DESCRIPTION:Yankee Ingenuity begins this May with a series of weekend programs exploring New England’s long-standing role in shaping American innovation. Throughout the month\, local makers\, small businesses\, and community partners will be featured alongside historical interpretation\, illustrating how the region’s economy has long been driven by creativity\, skill\, and practical problem-solving. Organized around four themes—Eat\, Move\, Play\, and Work— this event connects everyday life from the Revolutionary era through the 1830s to the present\, highlighting the businesses and industries that continue to sustain the region today. \nYankee Ingenuity: EAT | May 2 & 3 \nThe first weekend of Yankee Ingenuity begins with EAT. Culinary tradition and food production have long been a foundation of New England life. Amelia Simmons’s American Cookery (1796)\, America’s first cookbook\, will be brought to life on hearths similar to those used in her era. Guests will witness the recipes and techniques that defined early American cooking\, featuring distinctly regional ingredients like cornmeal\, pumpkin\, and cranberries that set American cuisine apart from its European roots. \nYankee Ingenuity: MOVE | May 9 & 10 \nThe challenge of transporting people\, goods\, and equipment has been an area of constant innovation in New England. From the ox to the horse\, from the canal boat to the railroad\, each advancement shaped how commerce flowed and communities connected. Discover how the region’s geography and economic needs drove creative solutions to the age-old problem of movement\, transforming local trade into networks that reached across the nation. \nYankee Ingenuity: PLAY | May 23 – 25 \nAll work and no play was not the case for New Englanders\, who brought the same ingenuity to leisure as they did to labor. From hand-crafted games and intricate puzzles to folk crafts and outdoor pastimes\, residents found creative ways to fill their free hours. These diversions weren’t just entertainment\, they reflected the values\, skills\, and social bonds that knit communities together during an era of rapid change and growth. \nYankee Ingenuity: WORK | May 30 & 31 \nLike most of America\, during formative years of the country\, New England was starved for workers\, which led to groundbreaking innovation and mechanization. The Industrial Revolution can claim a large part of its American origins right here in New England\, where water-powered mills\, interchangeable parts\, and factory systems transformed how goods were made. This drive to do more with less labor didn’t just change the economy\, it reshaped the landscape\, the workforce\, and the very nature of American work.
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/yankee-ingenuity/2026-05-30/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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SUMMARY:Yankee Ingenuity
DESCRIPTION:Yankee Ingenuity begins this May with a series of weekend programs exploring New England’s long-standing role in shaping American innovation. Throughout the month\, local makers\, small businesses\, and community partners will be featured alongside historical interpretation\, illustrating how the region’s economy has long been driven by creativity\, skill\, and practical problem-solving. Organized around four themes—Eat\, Move\, Play\, and Work— this event connects everyday life from the Revolutionary era through the 1830s to the present\, highlighting the businesses and industries that continue to sustain the region today. \nYankee Ingenuity: EAT | May 2 & 3 \nThe first weekend of Yankee Ingenuity begins with EAT. Culinary tradition and food production have long been a foundation of New England life. Amelia Simmons’s American Cookery (1796)\, America’s first cookbook\, will be brought to life on hearths similar to those used in her era. Guests will witness the recipes and techniques that defined early American cooking\, featuring distinctly regional ingredients like cornmeal\, pumpkin\, and cranberries that set American cuisine apart from its European roots. \nYankee Ingenuity: MOVE | May 9 & 10 \nThe challenge of transporting people\, goods\, and equipment has been an area of constant innovation in New England. From the ox to the horse\, from the canal boat to the railroad\, each advancement shaped how commerce flowed and communities connected. Discover how the region’s geography and economic needs drove creative solutions to the age-old problem of movement\, transforming local trade into networks that reached across the nation. \nYankee Ingenuity: PLAY | May 23 – 25 \nAll work and no play was not the case for New Englanders\, who brought the same ingenuity to leisure as they did to labor. From hand-crafted games and intricate puzzles to folk crafts and outdoor pastimes\, residents found creative ways to fill their free hours. These diversions weren’t just entertainment\, they reflected the values\, skills\, and social bonds that knit communities together during an era of rapid change and growth. \nYankee Ingenuity: WORK | May 30 & 31 \nLike most of America\, during formative years of the country\, New England was starved for workers\, which led to groundbreaking innovation and mechanization. The Industrial Revolution can claim a large part of its American origins right here in New England\, where water-powered mills\, interchangeable parts\, and factory systems transformed how goods were made. This drive to do more with less labor didn’t just change the economy\, it reshaped the landscape\, the workforce\, and the very nature of American work.
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/yankee-ingenuity/2026-05-25/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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SUMMARY:Yankee Ingenuity
DESCRIPTION:Yankee Ingenuity begins this May with a series of weekend programs exploring New England’s long-standing role in shaping American innovation. Throughout the month\, local makers\, small businesses\, and community partners will be featured alongside historical interpretation\, illustrating how the region’s economy has long been driven by creativity\, skill\, and practical problem-solving. Organized around four themes—Eat\, Move\, Play\, and Work— this event connects everyday life from the Revolutionary era through the 1830s to the present\, highlighting the businesses and industries that continue to sustain the region today. \nYankee Ingenuity: EAT | May 2 & 3 \nThe first weekend of Yankee Ingenuity begins with EAT. Culinary tradition and food production have long been a foundation of New England life. Amelia Simmons’s American Cookery (1796)\, America’s first cookbook\, will be brought to life on hearths similar to those used in her era. Guests will witness the recipes and techniques that defined early American cooking\, featuring distinctly regional ingredients like cornmeal\, pumpkin\, and cranberries that set American cuisine apart from its European roots. \nYankee Ingenuity: MOVE | May 9 & 10 \nThe challenge of transporting people\, goods\, and equipment has been an area of constant innovation in New England. From the ox to the horse\, from the canal boat to the railroad\, each advancement shaped how commerce flowed and communities connected. Discover how the region’s geography and economic needs drove creative solutions to the age-old problem of movement\, transforming local trade into networks that reached across the nation. \nYankee Ingenuity: PLAY | May 23 – 25 \nAll work and no play was not the case for New Englanders\, who brought the same ingenuity to leisure as they did to labor. From hand-crafted games and intricate puzzles to folk crafts and outdoor pastimes\, residents found creative ways to fill their free hours. These diversions weren’t just entertainment\, they reflected the values\, skills\, and social bonds that knit communities together during an era of rapid change and growth. \nYankee Ingenuity: WORK | May 30 & 31 \nLike most of America\, during formative years of the country\, New England was starved for workers\, which led to groundbreaking innovation and mechanization. The Industrial Revolution can claim a large part of its American origins right here in New England\, where water-powered mills\, interchangeable parts\, and factory systems transformed how goods were made. This drive to do more with less labor didn’t just change the economy\, it reshaped the landscape\, the workforce\, and the very nature of American work.
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/yankee-ingenuity/2026-05-24/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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SUMMARY:Night in the Museum
DESCRIPTION:Night in the Museum is an overnight experience designed for scouts\, schools and other youth groups of up to 80 participants. With only a map and a tattered journal at their side\, young historians will travel back in time and take part in a mysterious\, candlelit adventure through the 1830s. The quest will exercise their detective skills as they hunt for clues\, conduct experiments\, and investigate the past. Back at our hands-on learning laboratory\, we will experiment with historic crafts to learn more about 19th-century life. \nWho?\n\nAvailable for youth ages 5 and up.\nMinimum of 36 participants and maximum of 80 each evening.  If your group has LESS than 80 participants\, other groups may be added until the 80-participant cap is met.\nSmaller groups are welcome to sign up for available dates.  If you are a Scout group\, friends and siblings are also welcome to attend.  However\, a date that does not meet the minimum may be rescheduled.    Small groups may be encouraged to join a date with available slots remaining.\nOne adult is required for every five children; one-to-one ratio for children under the age of 8.\n\nCost?\n\nPricing is $75 for youth and $60 for adults.\nProgram fee includes:\nInteractive tour of the Village\, hearth cooking and a craft\nAn evening snack\nStandard daytime admission to the Village the day of and day after the program\nBreakfast\nA special OSV patch\n\nOther Important Information & Policies:\nAll participants will have to fill out a roster. \nThe cancellation policy for this program is as follows: \nReduction in numbers:  For program planning purposes\, any changes in group numbers must be finalized two weeks prior to your overnight date.  After this\, your reservations are non-refundable.  Groups reducing their size after this cut-off must find replacements for those participants who cancel or cover their cost. \nCancellation of overnight:  If Old Sturbridge Village cancels your overnight due to inclement weather\, the group is welcome to reschedule to another date OR is entitled to a full refund. \nParticipants are responsible for bringing their own bedding to sleep in our unique Museum Education Building.  Outdoor camping is also available; please contact us at osved@osv.org for more information. \nA limited number of cots are available for adults on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nIf anyone in your party is feeling ill prior to your overnight program\, please notify us and have the party stay home
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/night-in-the-museum-at-osv-2/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
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SUMMARY:Yankee Ingenuity
DESCRIPTION:Yankee Ingenuity begins this May with a series of weekend programs exploring New England’s long-standing role in shaping American innovation. Throughout the month\, local makers\, small businesses\, and community partners will be featured alongside historical interpretation\, illustrating how the region’s economy has long been driven by creativity\, skill\, and practical problem-solving. Organized around four themes—Eat\, Move\, Play\, and Work— this event connects everyday life from the Revolutionary era through the 1830s to the present\, highlighting the businesses and industries that continue to sustain the region today. \nYankee Ingenuity: EAT | May 2 & 3 \nThe first weekend of Yankee Ingenuity begins with EAT. Culinary tradition and food production have long been a foundation of New England life. Amelia Simmons’s American Cookery (1796)\, America’s first cookbook\, will be brought to life on hearths similar to those used in her era. Guests will witness the recipes and techniques that defined early American cooking\, featuring distinctly regional ingredients like cornmeal\, pumpkin\, and cranberries that set American cuisine apart from its European roots. \nYankee Ingenuity: MOVE | May 9 & 10 \nThe challenge of transporting people\, goods\, and equipment has been an area of constant innovation in New England. From the ox to the horse\, from the canal boat to the railroad\, each advancement shaped how commerce flowed and communities connected. Discover how the region’s geography and economic needs drove creative solutions to the age-old problem of movement\, transforming local trade into networks that reached across the nation. \nYankee Ingenuity: PLAY | May 23 – 25 \nAll work and no play was not the case for New Englanders\, who brought the same ingenuity to leisure as they did to labor. From hand-crafted games and intricate puzzles to folk crafts and outdoor pastimes\, residents found creative ways to fill their free hours. These diversions weren’t just entertainment\, they reflected the values\, skills\, and social bonds that knit communities together during an era of rapid change and growth. \nYankee Ingenuity: WORK | May 30 & 31 \nLike most of America\, during formative years of the country\, New England was starved for workers\, which led to groundbreaking innovation and mechanization. The Industrial Revolution can claim a large part of its American origins right here in New England\, where water-powered mills\, interchangeable parts\, and factory systems transformed how goods were made. This drive to do more with less labor didn’t just change the economy\, it reshaped the landscape\, the workforce\, and the very nature of American work.
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/yankee-ingenuity/2026-05-23/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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SUMMARY:Yankee Ingenuity
DESCRIPTION:Yankee Ingenuity begins this May with a series of weekend programs exploring New England’s long-standing role in shaping American innovation. Throughout the month\, local makers\, small businesses\, and community partners will be featured alongside historical interpretation\, illustrating how the region’s economy has long been driven by creativity\, skill\, and practical problem-solving. Organized around four themes—Eat\, Move\, Play\, and Work— this event connects everyday life from the Revolutionary era through the 1830s to the present\, highlighting the businesses and industries that continue to sustain the region today. \nYankee Ingenuity: EAT | May 2 & 3 \nThe first weekend of Yankee Ingenuity begins with EAT. Culinary tradition and food production have long been a foundation of New England life. Amelia Simmons’s American Cookery (1796)\, America’s first cookbook\, will be brought to life on hearths similar to those used in her era. Guests will witness the recipes and techniques that defined early American cooking\, featuring distinctly regional ingredients like cornmeal\, pumpkin\, and cranberries that set American cuisine apart from its European roots. \nYankee Ingenuity: MOVE | May 9 & 10 \nThe challenge of transporting people\, goods\, and equipment has been an area of constant innovation in New England. From the ox to the horse\, from the canal boat to the railroad\, each advancement shaped how commerce flowed and communities connected. Discover how the region’s geography and economic needs drove creative solutions to the age-old problem of movement\, transforming local trade into networks that reached across the nation. \nYankee Ingenuity: PLAY | May 23 – 25 \nAll work and no play was not the case for New Englanders\, who brought the same ingenuity to leisure as they did to labor. From hand-crafted games and intricate puzzles to folk crafts and outdoor pastimes\, residents found creative ways to fill their free hours. These diversions weren’t just entertainment\, they reflected the values\, skills\, and social bonds that knit communities together during an era of rapid change and growth. \nYankee Ingenuity: WORK | May 30 & 31 \nLike most of America\, during formative years of the country\, New England was starved for workers\, which led to groundbreaking innovation and mechanization. The Industrial Revolution can claim a large part of its American origins right here in New England\, where water-powered mills\, interchangeable parts\, and factory systems transformed how goods were made. This drive to do more with less labor didn’t just change the economy\, it reshaped the landscape\, the workforce\, and the very nature of American work.
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/yankee-ingenuity/2026-05-10/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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SUMMARY:Night in the Museum
DESCRIPTION:Night in the Museum is an overnight experience designed for scouts\, schools and other youth groups of up to 80 participants. With only a map and a tattered journal at their side\, young historians will travel back in time and take part in a mysterious\, candlelit adventure through the 1830s. The quest will exercise their detective skills as they hunt for clues\, conduct experiments\, and investigate the past. Back at our hands-on learning laboratory\, we will experiment with historic crafts to learn more about 19th-century life. \nWho?\n\nAvailable for youth ages 5 and up.\nMinimum of 36 participants and maximum of 80 each evening.  If your group has LESS than 80 participants\, other groups may be added until the 80-participant cap is met.\nSmaller groups are welcome to sign up for available dates.  If you are a Scout group\, friends and siblings are also welcome to attend.  However\, a date that does not meet the minimum may be rescheduled.    Small groups may be encouraged to join a date with available slots remaining.\nOne adult is required for every five children; one-to-one ratio for children under the age of 8.\n\nCost?\n\nPricing is $75 for youth and $60 for adults.\nProgram fee includes:\nInteractive tour of the Village\, hearth cooking and a craft\nAn evening snack\nStandard daytime admission to the Village the day of and day after the program\nBreakfast\nA special OSV patch\n\n\nOther Important Information & Policies:\nAll participants will have to fill out a roster. \nThe cancellation policy for this program is as follows: \nReduction in numbers:  For program planning purposes\, any changes in group numbers must be finalized two weeks prior to your overnight date.  After this\, your reservations are non-refundable.  Groups reducing their size after this cut-off must find replacements for those participants who cancel or cover their cost. \nCancellation of overnight:  If Old Sturbridge Village cancels your overnight due to inclement weather\, the group is welcome to reschedule to another date OR is entitled to a full refund. \nParticipants are responsible for bringing their own bedding to sleep in our unique Museum Education Building.  Outdoor camping is also available; please contact us at osved@osv.org for more information. \nA limited number of cots are available for adults on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nIf anyone in your party is feeling ill prior to your overnight program\, please notify us and have the party stay home
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/night-in-the-museum-at-osv/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
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SUMMARY:Yankee Ingenuity
DESCRIPTION:Yankee Ingenuity begins this May with a series of weekend programs exploring New England’s long-standing role in shaping American innovation. Throughout the month\, local makers\, small businesses\, and community partners will be featured alongside historical interpretation\, illustrating how the region’s economy has long been driven by creativity\, skill\, and practical problem-solving. Organized around four themes—Eat\, Move\, Play\, and Work— this event connects everyday life from the Revolutionary era through the 1830s to the present\, highlighting the businesses and industries that continue to sustain the region today. \nYankee Ingenuity: EAT | May 2 & 3 \nThe first weekend of Yankee Ingenuity begins with EAT. Culinary tradition and food production have long been a foundation of New England life. Amelia Simmons’s American Cookery (1796)\, America’s first cookbook\, will be brought to life on hearths similar to those used in her era. Guests will witness the recipes and techniques that defined early American cooking\, featuring distinctly regional ingredients like cornmeal\, pumpkin\, and cranberries that set American cuisine apart from its European roots. \nYankee Ingenuity: MOVE | May 9 & 10 \nThe challenge of transporting people\, goods\, and equipment has been an area of constant innovation in New England. From the ox to the horse\, from the canal boat to the railroad\, each advancement shaped how commerce flowed and communities connected. Discover how the region’s geography and economic needs drove creative solutions to the age-old problem of movement\, transforming local trade into networks that reached across the nation. \nYankee Ingenuity: PLAY | May 23 – 25 \nAll work and no play was not the case for New Englanders\, who brought the same ingenuity to leisure as they did to labor. From hand-crafted games and intricate puzzles to folk crafts and outdoor pastimes\, residents found creative ways to fill their free hours. These diversions weren’t just entertainment\, they reflected the values\, skills\, and social bonds that knit communities together during an era of rapid change and growth. \nYankee Ingenuity: WORK | May 30 & 31 \nLike most of America\, during formative years of the country\, New England was starved for workers\, which led to groundbreaking innovation and mechanization. The Industrial Revolution can claim a large part of its American origins right here in New England\, where water-powered mills\, interchangeable parts\, and factory systems transformed how goods were made. This drive to do more with less labor didn’t just change the economy\, it reshaped the landscape\, the workforce\, and the very nature of American work.
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/yankee-ingenuity/2026-05-09/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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SUMMARY:Yankee Ingenuity
DESCRIPTION:Yankee Ingenuity begins this May with a series of weekend programs exploring New England’s long-standing role in shaping American innovation. Throughout the month\, local makers\, small businesses\, and community partners will be featured alongside historical interpretation\, illustrating how the region’s economy has long been driven by creativity\, skill\, and practical problem-solving. Organized around four themes—Eat\, Move\, Play\, and Work— this event connects everyday life from the Revolutionary era through the 1830s to the present\, highlighting the businesses and industries that continue to sustain the region today. \nYankee Ingenuity: EAT | May 2 & 3 \nThe first weekend of Yankee Ingenuity begins with EAT. Culinary tradition and food production have long been a foundation of New England life. Amelia Simmons’s American Cookery (1796)\, America’s first cookbook\, will be brought to life on hearths similar to those used in her era. Guests will witness the recipes and techniques that defined early American cooking\, featuring distinctly regional ingredients like cornmeal\, pumpkin\, and cranberries that set American cuisine apart from its European roots. \nYankee Ingenuity: MOVE | May 9 & 10 \nThe challenge of transporting people\, goods\, and equipment has been an area of constant innovation in New England. From the ox to the horse\, from the canal boat to the railroad\, each advancement shaped how commerce flowed and communities connected. Discover how the region’s geography and economic needs drove creative solutions to the age-old problem of movement\, transforming local trade into networks that reached across the nation. \nYankee Ingenuity: PLAY | May 23 – 25 \nAll work and no play was not the case for New Englanders\, who brought the same ingenuity to leisure as they did to labor. From hand-crafted games and intricate puzzles to folk crafts and outdoor pastimes\, residents found creative ways to fill their free hours. These diversions weren’t just entertainment\, they reflected the values\, skills\, and social bonds that knit communities together during an era of rapid change and growth. \nYankee Ingenuity: WORK | May 30 & 31 \nLike most of America\, during formative years of the country\, New England was starved for workers\, which led to groundbreaking innovation and mechanization. The Industrial Revolution can claim a large part of its American origins right here in New England\, where water-powered mills\, interchangeable parts\, and factory systems transformed how goods were made. This drive to do more with less labor didn’t just change the economy\, it reshaped the landscape\, the workforce\, and the very nature of American work.
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/yankee-ingenuity/2026-05-03/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260502T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260502T170000
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SUMMARY:Yankee Ingenuity
DESCRIPTION:Yankee Ingenuity begins this May with a series of weekend programs exploring New England’s long-standing role in shaping American innovation. Throughout the month\, local makers\, small businesses\, and community partners will be featured alongside historical interpretation\, illustrating how the region’s economy has long been driven by creativity\, skill\, and practical problem-solving. Organized around four themes—Eat\, Move\, Play\, and Work— this event connects everyday life from the Revolutionary era through the 1830s to the present\, highlighting the businesses and industries that continue to sustain the region today. \nYankee Ingenuity: EAT | May 2 & 3 \nThe first weekend of Yankee Ingenuity begins with EAT. Culinary tradition and food production have long been a foundation of New England life. Amelia Simmons’s American Cookery (1796)\, America’s first cookbook\, will be brought to life on hearths similar to those used in her era. Guests will witness the recipes and techniques that defined early American cooking\, featuring distinctly regional ingredients like cornmeal\, pumpkin\, and cranberries that set American cuisine apart from its European roots. \nYankee Ingenuity: MOVE | May 9 & 10 \nThe challenge of transporting people\, goods\, and equipment has been an area of constant innovation in New England. From the ox to the horse\, from the canal boat to the railroad\, each advancement shaped how commerce flowed and communities connected. Discover how the region’s geography and economic needs drove creative solutions to the age-old problem of movement\, transforming local trade into networks that reached across the nation. \nYankee Ingenuity: PLAY | May 23 – 25 \nAll work and no play was not the case for New Englanders\, who brought the same ingenuity to leisure as they did to labor. From hand-crafted games and intricate puzzles to folk crafts and outdoor pastimes\, residents found creative ways to fill their free hours. These diversions weren’t just entertainment\, they reflected the values\, skills\, and social bonds that knit communities together during an era of rapid change and growth. \nYankee Ingenuity: WORK | May 30 & 31 \nLike most of America\, during formative years of the country\, New England was starved for workers\, which led to groundbreaking innovation and mechanization. The Industrial Revolution can claim a large part of its American origins right here in New England\, where water-powered mills\, interchangeable parts\, and factory systems transformed how goods were made. This drive to do more with less labor didn’t just change the economy\, it reshaped the landscape\, the workforce\, and the very nature of American work.
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/yankee-ingenuity/2026-05-02/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260415T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260426T170000
DTSTAMP:20260608T033101
CREATED:20260408T150235Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260408T150235Z
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SUMMARY:Family Field Days
DESCRIPTION:Kick off April school vacation with a round of friendly family competition! For ten days this April\, families of all ages\, shapes\, and sizes are welcome to join in a slate of 19th-century-inspired games\, competitions\, and feats of skill. Grab a scorecard and chart your progress as you see how far you can hit an 1830s baseball\, how long you can balance on a set of stilts\, and how many targets you can hit. Throughout the day\, guests will be welcome to try out additional drop-in games and activities. Village staff will be in on the fun\, too\, as costumed historians participate in craft and trade-related competitions. \nAs always\, guests can also chat with our costumed historians\, marvel at historical craft demonstrations\, visit with our heritage breed animals\, walk our nature trails\, explore our gardens\, and more! \nPLUS: This April\, kids received FREE admission with the purchase of an adult general admission ticket using code KID26. Up to two kids\, 17 years old or younger\, are admitted for free per adult paying for full-price general daytime admission. \nPlease note: Some activities may be weather-dependent. Schedules are subject to change without notice. \nGames & Activities: \nCompetitions \n\nGraces Toss\nTarget Shoot with Rubber Band Rifles\nEgg and Spoon Race\nStilts Walk\nMilk Bucket Carry\nTrundling Hoop Race\nJump Rope Challenge\nTrap\, Bat\, and Ball – Baseball\n\nDrop-in Activities \n\nNature Scavenger Hunt\nParadoxes and Puzzles\, puns and riddles\nTug of War\nStories\nMarbles\nQuoits\n9-pin
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/family-field-days-2/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260401T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260430T170000
DTSTAMP:20260608T033101
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SUMMARY:Kids Free April
DESCRIPTION:Time Travel Savings: Kids Free Admission! \nImmerse yourself in the beauty and charm of early spring as you explore the rich history of 19th-century New England. Explore the Village and enjoy the unique blend of hands-on learning\, participatory demonstrations\, and engaging conversation. Chat with our costumed historians\, step inside historic homes and shops\, meet our heritage breed animals\, and so much more. \nFrom Wednesday\, April 1\, through Thursday\, April 30\, 2026\, enjoy FREE admission* for up to two kids (ages 17 and under) with the purchase of an adult or senior general daytime admission ticket using code KID26 at checkout. Reserve your tickets online and save even more! Members can also bring up to two kids not already covered by their membership. \nInspire Your Child’s Curiosity \nWander through the recreated historical Village and chat with knowledgeable costumed historians who bring the past to life. Get out of the house and see our gardeners’ preparing fields and gardens for planting\, meet the new lambs\, and see sparks fly in the blacksmith shop. Every corner holds a new adventure\, and no two visits to OSV are alike. \nEnjoy Outdoor Family Fun \nCreate lasting memories together with friends and family. Wander our trails\, see the buds on the trees and flowers blossom\, make a craft together\, and enjoy quality time surrounded by the wonders of history. Join us during Connecticut and Massachusetts school vacation weeks for Family Field Days. \nEngage the Senses \nFrom the smell of food cooking over the open hearth to watching traditional crafts such as pottery\, and enjoying a tasty Joe Frogger or famous chocolate chip cookie\, we make history an interactive and engaging experience. \nStep into the Stories of the Past \nThis year\, as part of the commemoration of America 250 at the Village\, every day has special thematic demonstrations and performances focused on the first fifty years following the American Revolution. Daily schedules are posted on our website a few days in advance. \n 
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/kids-free-april/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260131T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260201T160000
DTSTAMP:20260608T033101
CREATED:20251219T160137Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251219T160137Z
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SUMMARY:Knox Train of Artillery
DESCRIPTION:Visit Old Sturbridge Village this January for a unique event to start off America’s 250th celebrations. In partnership with Fort Ticonderoga\, this event commemorates the Knox Train as it moved through central Massachusetts. Follow Colonel Henry Knox’s journey from New York to Boston to deliver more than 50 cannons in the winter of 1776 and see reenactment group Knox’s Artillery as they interpret the history behind moving cannons from Fort Ticonderoga to Dorchester Heights. Explore the historic Village and interact with costumed historians as they demonstrate the facets of daily life after the Revolution\, hear stories from reenacted patriots who marched on the Trail\, see cannon demonstrations\, and learn about the impacts the Revolution had on people in the 1830s. \nMore Highlights Include: \n\nSee Knox’s Artillery reenactment group interpret the history of moving guns from Fort Ticonderoga to Dorchester Heights.\nMeet a team of guest oxen and learn about how they helped in the transport of artillery during Knox’s journey.\nWatch cannon demonstrations and see 7 cannon brought by the staff of Fort Ticonderoga.\nLearn about American artillery of the Revolution compared to the Massachusetts Artillery of the 1830s.\nSee our cabinetmakers building a log sled based on one in our collection.\nLearn about using draft animals and their importance to early 19th-century farmers\, featuring our ox teams.\nSee our blacksmiths forging wheels to be used to transport the cannons.\nHear stories from a recreated patriot who marched on the Knox Trail from Pittsfield to Cambridge in 1976.
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/knox-train-of-artillery/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251229T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251229T170000
DTSTAMP:20260608T033101
CREATED:20251107T164401Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251203T151923Z
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-29/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251228T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251228T170000
DTSTAMP:20260608T033101
CREATED:20251107T164401Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251203T151923Z
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-28/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251227T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251227T170000
DTSTAMP:20260608T033101
CREATED:20251107T164401Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251203T151923Z
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-27/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251223T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251223T170000
DTSTAMP:20260608T033101
CREATED:20251107T164401Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251203T151923Z
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-23/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251222T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251222T170000
DTSTAMP:20260608T033101
CREATED:20251107T164401Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251203T151923Z
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-22/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251221T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251221T170000
DTSTAMP:20260608T033101
CREATED:20251107T164401Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251203T151923Z
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-21/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-20/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-19/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-14/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-13/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-12/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-07/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-06/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-12-05/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-11-30/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Christmas by Candlelight
DESCRIPTION:Come experience the history of Christmas festivities at Old Sturbridge Village. Relish old traditions and create new ones as you watch demonstrations of classic Christmas projects\, stroll through the decorated Village and Christmas Tree Trail\, listen to stories and live music\, sample sweet treats\, and more. We hope your family will join us\, as we celebrate a very special time of year. \nSparkling Sights & Festive Decorations\nCome see the Village decorated for the season! Glowing lanterns and twinkling string lights will guide you as you stroll through dozens of historical buildings\, along the Christmas Tree Trail\, and across the Wish Bridge. Every night there will be a lighting ceremony at 4:30 p.m. Plus\, take a ride on the horse-drawn carryall while singing the songs of the season! \nCozy Christmas Traditions\nDiscover the origins and evolution of traditions like nutcrackers\, Christmas stockings\, Christmas gifts\, toys\, and more. Sample sweet treats like mulled cider and gingerbread.  See a spectacular miniature nativity featuring 600+ pieces. Explore the history of other winter holidays as well! PLUS: One of the traditions of Christmas by Candlelight is exploring Christmas traditions from a different culture each year in one of our historical buildings\, this year we will highlight some French-Canadian traditions! \nMerry Music\nHear the sounds of familiar seasonal songs and sing along! Village favorites such as “Up on the Housetop” and others were written in New England in the 1800s. PLUS\, embark on a musical journey through the 19th century with Upon a Midnight Clear – An Acoustic New England Christmas presented by ClockJack Productions! \nSanta\, Storytelling\, and More\nMeet Old Saint Nicholas and Mrs. Claus in their charming cabin. A great photo opportunity! Hear the tiny whistle of tiny trains and watch a full display of model trains. Children of all ages can also enjoy classic holiday stories. \nShop for Unique Gifts\nFrom Village-made pottery and tin\, to candy\, spices\, and ornaments\, bring home a memory from your visit. Plan to check off your shopping list\, as there are many stocking stuffers and unique items to discover. Ox & Yoke Mercantile\, located right outside the Visitor Center\, opens at 1:00 p.m.! Or shop online today for delivery in time for the holidays. \nCreative Crafts\nSee our tinner at work\, visit with the printer\, watch the potter spin clay\, see stockings being knit\, and the cabinet makers crafting wooden toys. Plus\, there will be free craft kits for you to take home!
URL:https://experiencesturbridge.com/event/christmas-by-candlelight-4/2025-11-29/
LOCATION:Old Sturbridge Village\, 1 Old Sturbridge Village Road\, Sturbridge\, 01566\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday,Special Event
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