Programs
Campus Tours at the Museums (June-Oct 8)
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday from 10-2
We also host historical walking tours year round.
For special events, see below.
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April 2023
Town Green Scavenger Hunt: An Ongoing Free Family Program
Reserve your take home booklet and pickup during office hours Monday to Friday 10am to 3pm at the Conant House located at 65 Palmer Avenue Falmouth, MA. Please call beforehand to confirm at 508-548-4857 x10 Free thanks to the generosity of the estate of Caroline S. Lloyd. This booklet is geared to children ages 6-12. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Join the Falmouth Museums on the Green during April vacation week to learn more about our historic…
Find out more »December 2023
Holiday Shop, Sip, & Social: A Member’s Appreciation and Shopping Night
Holiday Shop, Sip, & Social: A Member’s Appreciation and Shopping Night Thursday, December 7 from 4pm to 6pm. Remarks at 5pm. Join the Falmouth Historical Society for a festive night of shopping in our gift shop filled with specialty gifts made by local artisans. Light appetizers and wine will be served. A small silent auction of photographs of our museum collection by Laura Edson Photography will be held in the Cultural Center. The proceeds of the sales will go towards…
Find out more »Christmas Antiques & Crafts Market
Christmas Antiques & Craft Market - Saturday, December 9th 11am to 4pm A New England Christmas postcard comes to life this year when the Falmouth Historical Society presents an afternoon Christmas market held on the grounds and Cultural Center of their beautiful one acre campus adjacent to the historic town green. Participants will be able to shop antiques and crafts, hear storytellers, live holiday music by the Falmouth Fiddlers, and learn about Christmas of yesteryear with special historic tours. There…
Find out more »The Very Unmerry Christmas Tour
The Very Unmerry Christmas Tour Thursday December 21st, 2023 at 4pm Merry Christmas? I do not think so! Join the Falmouth Historical Society’s Executive Director Rachel Lovett and Research Manager Meg Costello on an informative and comical journey to hear how New Englanders did not actually celebrate Christmas until the mid to late 19th century. Using the Society’s c. 1790 Dr. Francis Wicks House, as a backdrop, the pair will share stories about how Christmas evolved into the holiday we love…
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