This year’s Peter Rabbit Tea will feature “The Tale of Peter Rabbit.” Listen to the story read by Beatrix Potter inside the Activity Barn. Tea and snacks will be served at the McKinnis House. Meet Mr. McGregor as he keeps an eye out for Peter and his brothers. Children will participate in a scavenger hunt […]
Presented by Eastman & Smith, enlighten your lunch hour at the Hancock Historical Museum on the first Thursday of each month! The Brown Bag Lecture Series features a variety of […]
In the 1840s, families would spend time together playing music. Learn about songs that were enjoyed by pioneers and try out a popular instrument of the period, the dulcimer. Dulcimers will be provided or bring your own. Meet at the Activity barn. This free program is open to those 16 and older, register online by […]
Join us for an unforgettable evening at the Hancock Historical Museum's History with a Twist event, where the past meets the present in a lively competition! Local bartenders will showcase their mixology skills as they vie for the coveted title of Findlay's Top Bartender, with an additional award for People's Choice-- voted by YOU! Each […]
Lanterns and candles lit the way for pioneers. Make a tin lantern out of a soup can with ice, hammer, and nails. Create your own design or use patterns that will be available. All supplies will be provided, including a battery-operated light for lanterns. Meet at the Shelter. All ages are welcome at this event, […]
Berries were an important food source for families back in the 1800s. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries could be grown in the family garden or foraged in the forest. Learn the different ways these fruits can be used, including pies, preserves, and dried for later consumption. Stop by the McKinnis house for a taste of […]
Celebrate & learn about LGBTQIA+ History; create modern day inspiration while connecting with the history of the Stonewall Riots. This class is open to those 18 and older with all skill levels. All supplies are provided. Register with $10 here!
Pioneer children in the 1800s would have played with simple toys like paper dolls. Make paper dolls and a cardboard doll house, learn about their history, and use the dolls to create your own pioneer story. Meet at the Discovery Center. This free program is open to children ages 6-9. Register online by 1 p.m. […]
Celebrate Independence Day with an old-fashioned ice cream social! The Hancock Historical Museum is an easy walk from the Main Street parade route, and facilities will be open with free family-friendly activities! Dietsch Brothers Fine Chocolates and Ice Cream scoops are available to purchase for $2, ice cream bars for $2, and root beer floats […]
