What To Do at the SM&NC
Featured Events & Programs
Fall Family Fest Sundays
September 25 and October 2 & 9
10 - 2 pm
We’re celebrating the season by bundling all the fun and games of a mini-festival into a single admission price, three Sundays this Fall!
Each Sunday we’ll open our site at 10 am with added attractions, enhanced programming, and fun offerings for the whole family until 2 pm.
ROCK CLIMBING WALL • BIRDS OF PREY PROGRAM • PEPPA PIG VISITS THE FARM • FACE PAINTING • LIVE CHILDREN'S MUSIC • PUMPKIN PAINTING • CHILDREN'S CRAFT • GAME ZONE • LOCAL FOOD TRUCKS • APPLE CIDER DEMOS • SUNDAY FARM MARKET • HADEN TO WARHOL EXHIBITION • POPCORN • CIDER & APPLES • APPLE SLINGSHOT • MEET THE PIGS
SM&NC Sunday Farm Market
Sundays through November 6, 2022
10 am - 2 pm
FREE Admission to the Market for All!
Held in our spacious North Parking Lot at 151 Scofieldtown Road.
Our Sunday Farm Market is back!
Join us each Sunday to support local agriculture and pick up some great products and produce. Many of our favorite vendors will be returning along with some new friends.
The Heckscher Farm tent will have your favorite maple syrup, SM&NC’s Heckscher Farm blend coffee, fresh Arethusa products, and more.
As always, admission to the market is free.
BevMax Whisky Tasting
November 4 at 6:30 pm
Whisky and good friends are the perfect complement to each other! Join us in the Knobloch Family Farmhouse for a night of whisky exploration. Attendees will sample robust flavors of a variety of exceptional whiskies from around the world and learn first-hand from Brand Ambassadors how their products are made.
BevMax will be on hand for you to place orders for full bottles of any of the products you sample. Light food pairings will be provided. Adults 21+ only.
Event in partnership with
HADEN TO WARHOL:
A Survey of Master Prints from the Permanent Collection
September 23 through November 18, 2022
Haden to Warhol: A Survey of Master Prints from the Permanent Collection will explore the various ways that artists have used printmaking as an integral part of their artistic process. The exhibition will investigate printmaking techniques from the 19th and 20th centuries including Etching, Woodcut, Aquatint, Lithography, and Screenprinting.
Haden to Warhol will also delve into the ways artists use process, line, and tone to achieve certain visual effects akin to painting and drawing. Over 40 works from the museum’s permanent collection will be on view, encompassing prints across subject matter and style, from traditional etched landscapes to Japanese ukiyo-e woodblocks and modern geometric abstractions.
Haden to Warhol will feature important works by Sir Francis Seymour Haden, Marie Laurencin, Joan Miró, Larry Poons, George C. Wales, Andy Warhol, and more.
