Our current exhibit, running February 11th-July 24th is now open! Come see wedding gowns across the ages, quilts and stories of love throughout our community.

Join us in collecting used clothes and small household items across the month of May to donate for cash to Savers! We will be collecting until June 17th.

Stop by and bring your wheel to spin with Peggy Church! Vaccinations required. All skill levels and visitors are welcome. Email peggychurch@earthlink.net for reservations.

Learn not only about how to weave, but how textiles were traditionally made. This fun, 2-hour workshop will teach you about shuttles, bobbins, yarns and heddles and enable you to try a loom and see how the basic weave in textiles works!

Join us to honor the former Mill Museum Executive Director, Brooke Shannon. Her sister, Lynn Duval, will lead the memorial event, which will take place at the back of The Mill Museum on the Union St. side. Please attend and share your memories.

The Mill Museum will offer free admission to visitors of all ages!

The ticket price of $17 includes a 1-hour tour, followed by exploration of other exhibits. Mill Museum members should buy tickets (cash) in person at the Mattatuck Museum on June 14.

Make a father-figure card of a trophy or frog and learn about the Windham frog story at this free children's event.

Stop by and bring your wheel to spin with Peggy Church! Vaccinations required. All skill levels and visitors are welcome. Email peggychurch@earthlink.net for reservations.

Michael Westerfield spent last year visiting and photographing the entire route East of the River and collecting the stories associated with each location. In this presentation, he will share his findings regarding this largely forgotten chapter of local Revolutionary history.