Stop by our Research Library and explore select manuscripts on items related to presidential history. Free with Museum Admission.
From true love to power couples, uncover the love stories behind couples from Fairfield. Join the Fairfield Museum’s Walt Matis to explore some of the iconic and infamous romances in the town’s history. Snow Date: February 18 Co-presented with the Fairfield Public Library Free PLEASE NOTE: This program will be take place at […]
Are you a lifelong learner with a passion for sharing history with your community? The Fairfield Museum is recruiting a new class of docents to present guided tours and education programs for adults and K-12 students. We will begin training all those interested on February 5 at 10 am. If you are interested in […]
Families and friends of all ages are invited to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Learn more about the Year of the Snake and how people celebrate, explore Creating Community, the Fairfield Museum’s newly renovated exhibition, and join us for a lion dance, storytime with the Fairfield Public Library, a martial arts demonstration, dumplings from Grumpy […]
The "Styles of the First Ladies" talk originally scheduled for Sunday, February 9 at 1 pm will be RESCHEDULED TO A NEW DATE due to the weather forecast. The Fairfield Museum will reach out with the new program date. If you have already purchased tickets, we will be happy to refund you if you cannot […]
After his Cooper Union address in February 1860, Abraham Lincoln made a whirlwind tour of Connecticut ostensibly to support William Buckingham’s bid for reelection for Governor of Connecticut. In reality, Lincoln was engaged in a stealth campaign to secure the Republican nomination for President of the United States. On Lincoln’s birthday, join Dale Plummer, Norwich […]
In honor of Galentine’s Day, learn how to crochet your own mini chicken using inspiration from the arts & crafts on view in our Welcome to the Toyshop! exhibition. Spend a fun evening out with friends or enjoy a solo creative adventure while sipping prosecco and indulging in chocolates. All supplies provided. This event is open […]
Stop by the Fairfield Museum to create your own mini sailor's valentines! Get in the holiday spirit by creating your own design out of shells and share your valentine with a loved one. Recommended for ages 5+. Free with Museum admission. Note: This is not a drop-off program. Adults must sign in and stay […]
Drop by the Fairfield Museum to visit the special exhibition Welcome to the Toyshop! and then color your own squishy toy to take home (while supplies last). Choose from a unicorn or star design. $5 per craft Note: This is not a drop-off program. Adults must sign in and stay on premises at all […]
Join Bricks and Minifigs Fairfield for a special workshop to build a custom train designed by award-winning Master LEGO Builder Bill Probert. Then, enjoy our exhibition Welcome to the Toyshop! with the whole family. Space is limited. Registration required. Recommended for ages 8-12. $15 per toy (includes admission for 1 adult & 1 child […]
Stop by to explore the special exhibition Welcome to the Toyshop! and then color your own cat or dog plush to take home (while supplies last)! $5 per craft Note: This is not a drop-off program. Adults must sign in and stay on premises at all times. This program was made possible in […]
Enjoy the special exhibition Welcome to the Toyshop! and then paint your own wooden airplane (while supplies last). $5 per craft Note: This is not a drop-off program. Adults must sign in and stay on premises at all times. This program was made possible in part by the generous support of: […]
The "Styles of the First Ladies" talk originally scheduled for Sunday, February 9 at 1 pm has been RESCHEDULED to Sunday, February 23. Please reach out to the Fairfield Museum with any questions. ________________________________________________________ Behind every successful man is a woman. Join curator & collections manager Susan J. Jerome to explore the fashions of […]
Curious about the history behind your house in Fairfield or the surrounding area? Drop by the Fairfield Museum’s Research Library to learn how to research your house with our Librarian Ed Surato. Discover the wide variety of materials available at our library, including photographs, maps, manuscripts, newspapers, and land records. Feel free to also send […]
