Rogers Historical Museum Marks America’s 250th With a Family Carnival Day

The Rogers Historical Museum is turning its grounds into a carnival this June, with free admission, free food, and a lineup of activities for all ages tied to America’s 250th Anniversary.

THE DEETS

Tricks of the Trade

Historic folk crafts demonstrations put traditional American skills on full display. Blacksmiths, woodcarvers, spinners, weavers, and lace makers will be working on-site throughout the day. You can watch each craft up close and ask questions as they work.

For the Kids

Younger visitors get their own hands-on station with kids crafts, plus carnival games with prizes to keep things competitive. There’s also a firetruck Touch-a-Truck on the grounds, a solid draw for the younger crowd.

Tour the Heritage Garden

Guided garden tours run throughout the event. It’s a quieter corner of the day if you want to step away from the games and browse at your own pace.

Head to rogershistoricalmuseum.org before you go for any updates or additional event details.