Summer Sundays at Weston History & Culture Center

Summer Sundays at Weston History & Culture Center

When: Sundays in June, July, August & early September - 1pm - 4pm
Where: Weston History & Culture Center: 104 Weston Rd. Weston, CT ( Parking and entrance accessed from High Acre Rd. Tickets and Check-in Visitor's Center)

*Explore History This Summer at the Weston History & Culture Center!*
Closed on Memorial Day weekend, Father's Day, July 4th & July 4th weekend, and Labor Day Weekend.

Admission at the door only.
WHCC Members: FREE
Non-Member Adult: $5 per person
Non-Member Child: $3 per person

Cool off with your family this summer at the Weston History & Culture Center in beautiful Weston, CT
During your visit, explore...
The new exhibit "Weston...What Lies Beneath" - The yard of one of Weston’s oldest homes, the Peter Thorp House, reveals its past lives. Through objects, rare photographs, videos, and hands-on activities, discover what lies beneath and who lived above. Kids can dig for artifacts in the exhibit's fun Kids Corner.
The award-winning Coley House - On your guided tour, learn how the Coley family would have lived, worked, and played during the 1940s. Kids can play with toys and games from the 1940s, build with Lincoln Logs and type on an old typewriter!

The Daniel E. Offutt, III Sculpture Garden - Stroll through whimsical sculptures created by the late Daniel E. Offutt, III who was a Weston resident and a benefactor to the Weston History & Culture Center. Kids will love hunting for the hidden toadstool!
The award-winning outdoor historical signage - Learn more about the buildings and old farmstead through engaging signage dotted around the property.

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Learn More about the exhibit "Weston...What Lies Beneath" Here!

Learn More about the Coley House Tours Here!

Summer Sundays at Weston History & Culture Center

Summer Sundays at Weston History & Culture Center

Summer Sundays at Weston History & Culture Center

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A Home’s Legacy: Weston & James Melton - A Conversation with Margo Melton Nutt & Maryclare Roos