As of Saturday, March 14 the John Brown House Museum, Museum of Work & Culture, Aldrich House, and Mary Elizabeth Robinson Research Center will be temporarily closed until further notice. All programs and events have been moved to virtual formats, postponed, or canceled. Please see our events calendar for updates. Thank you for your understanding.

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POSTPONED: Valley Talks: Slatersville – The Catholics Are Coming

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED Valley Talks, a series of free historical lectures, ends on Sunday, Mar. 22, 1:30pm, at … Continue reading POSTPONED: Valley Talks: Slatersville – The Catholics Are Coming

Valley Talks: The Art of Historical Reenacting

Valley Talks, a series of free historical lectures, continues on Sunday, Mar. 8, 1:30pm, at the Museum of Work … Continue reading Valley Talks: The Art of Historical Reenacting

Valley Talk: Silent Presence – The French in New England

Valley Talks, a series of free historical lectures, continues on Sunday, Feb. 23, 1:30pm, at the Museum of Work … Continue reading Valley Talk: Silent Presence – The French in New England

Valley Talk: 60 Years of the Newport Folk Festival

Valley Talks, a series of free historical lectures, continues on Sunday, Feb. 9, 1:30pm, at the Museum of Work … Continue reading Valley Talk: 60 Years of the Newport Folk Festival

Valley Talks: Mischief Managed – A Cinematic Journey

Valley Talks, a series of free historical lectures, continues on Sunday, Jan. 26, 1:30pm, at the Museum of Work … Continue reading Valley Talks: Mischief Managed – A Cinematic Journey

Valley Talks: SOS – Save our Stadium

Valley Talks, a series of biweekly historical lectures, begins January 12. All events are free and take place at 1:30pm … Continue reading Valley Talks: SOS – Save our Stadium

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