Calendar
Holiday Closings 2026
Memorial Day, May 25th Juneteenth, June 19th - June 21st Independence Day, July 4th
Summer Break, July 12th- July 21st
Labor Day, September 7th
Indigenous People’s Day, October 12th Veterans Day, November 11th
Thanksgiving, November 26th - November 30th
Holiday Season, December 20th - February 2nd
Touch Object Tuesday! 5/5
Discover King Manor’s 19th century collections every Tuesday in August, 1-4pm! Join us out in front of the museum for an up-close and personal look at some of our rarely-seen collections items and get a chance to touch, hold, and learn for yourself! New objects and activities every week!
FREE! Suitable for all ages, abilities, and interests.
Touch Object Tuesday! 4/5
Discover King Manor’s 19th century collections every Tuesday in August, 1-4pm! Join us out in front of the museum for an up-close and personal look at some of our rarely-seen collections items and get a chance to touch, hold, and learn for yourself! New objects and activities every week!
FREE! Suitable for all ages, abilities, and interests.
Touch Object Tuesday! 3/5
Discover King Manor’s 19th century collections every Tuesday in August, 1-4pm! Join us out in front of the museum for an up-close and personal look at some of our rarely-seen collections items and get a chance to touch, hold, and learn for yourself! New objects and activities every week!
FREE! Suitable for all ages, abilities, and interests.
Touch Object Tuesday! 2/5
Discover King Manor’s 19th century collections every Tuesday in August, 1-4pm! Join us out in front of the museum for an up-close and personal look at some of our rarely-seen collections items and get a chance to touch, hold, and learn for yourself! New objects and activities every week!
FREE! Suitable for all ages, abilities, and interests.
Touch Object Tuesday! 1/5
Discover King Manor’s 19th century collections every Tuesday in August, 1-4pm! Join us out in front of the museum for an up-close and personal look at some of our rarely-seen collections items and get a chance to touch, hold, and learn for yourself! New objects and activities every week!
FREE! Suitable for all ages, abilities, and interests.
National Hot Tea Month Online Workshop
Frigid weather and hot tea just go together, especially when your 250+ year old house doesn’t have modern insulation! Celebrate National Hot Tea Month online with King Manor’s Executive Director and food historian Kelsey Brow, as she introduces you to the history of tea consumption in the 19th century and guides you in making your own perfect cuppa.
Admission: $5
For an additional $20, get a kit with everything you need to make all featured teas delivered to your door! Available until December 22nd.
National Underwear Sewing Workshop
August 5th is National Underwear Day, so lets prepare together by sewing our own historic undies! Join us on Zoom to learn about what people in the 19th century were wearing beneath all those layers, take a look at items from the Manor's collection, and follow along with a sewing tutorial to make historic undies you can actually wear! Ages 12+.
This workshop is part of our Making History series.
$5 per person
Need supplies? For an additional fee, we'll mail a kit with all the supplies you need straight to your door. $20 per kit (shipping included). Kits only available until July 21st! Includes: Cut fabric (one size fits most), needle, and thread.
Victorian Paper Blooms: Craft with us LIVE!
Join us online again for a second live crafting event, this time from Cornelia King’s late-Victorian world!
Participants will learn to make a variety of different kinds of Victorian paper flowers to turn into a garden bouquet or garland, using whatever they already have at home to participate. The program will include a live interactive, family friendly question and answer with a historian and educator on 19th century handicrafts and social culture.
Presented by the Queens Public Library through their Culture Pass Programs! Suitable for ages 10+
You will need:
Coffee filters and/or tissue paper
Food coloring and/or washable markers
String or yarn
Sticks (pencils, thin dowels, or just straight, smooth sticks from outside!)
Colored printer paper or white printer paper with crayons/markers/colored pencils
Craft glue (glue sticks will work, but not as well)

