The Farmers’ Museum is devoted to preserving America’s rural heritage through interactive exhibits, living history programs, and educational workshops that depict farming, rural life, and Native American customs. We have designed programming that will support your curriculum and help students make real world connections to their learning.

Now booking for Hands on Workshops at The Farmer's Museum. Blacksmithing, printmaking, farm chores and basket making are just some of the hands on activities students can participate in at The Farmers' Museum this year. Workshops are scheduled for the months of November, December, March and April through mid-May. Email us at schoolprograms@nysha.org to reserve your dates today! (more)

Spring Field Days - Now is the time to book for our most popular offerings. Let your students experience both of our museums, visit our Native American sites, ride the Empire State Carousel, shop and enjoy an outing of fun and learning. Field Days start in Mid-May. Our grounds can accomodate large groups with areas for lunch and parking for busses. (more)

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