4th Wall Stage Company, in partnership with the Museum of Worcester, presents The Wasteland by T.S. Eliot for April’s National Poetry Month
Just in time for Women's History Month, the story of a playwright, unsettled by a personal crisis, flees to Florence to study the letters between Galileo and his eldest daughter Maria Celeste.
Suffragette (2015)
In 1912 London, a young working mother is galvanized into radical political activism supporting the right for women to vote
The Divine Order (2017)
It's 1971 and women in Switzerland still don't have the right to vote. The ladies of a small alpine village get together to do something about it.
Amazing Women of Worcester Coloring Book Launch at Museum of Worcester
Join us as we welcome Amazing Women of Worcester, a coloring book featuring profiles of twenty amazing women from the city's history
Bowling Night at Harvard Lanes
In celebration of our exhibit, "Strikes, Spares and Deadwood: Candlepin Bowling," we've got a challenge for you.
Women at Work Tour
Join Exhibit Coordinator Vanessa Bumpus as she takes us on a tour of the Fuller Gallery of Industrial History.
A MAN ON FIRE: THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGINSON
Doug Egerton, professor of history at Le Moyne College, Syracuse, N.Y., will share a detailed look at the life and impact of Thomas Wentworth Higginson
4th Wall Stage Company in partnership with the Museum of Worcester and presents “Searching for Galileo’s Daughter” by Jessica Dickey
Just in time for Women's History Month, the story of a playwright, unsettled by a personal crisis, flees to Florence to study the letters between Galileo and his eldest daughter Maria Celeste.
Women of Worcester: An Archival Perspective
What do a baker, a tavern-keeper, an entrepreneur, a social reformer, and a murderess all have in common? They are women from Worcester’s past!
PLANTATION GOODS, A MATERIAL HISTORY OF AMERICAN SLAVERY
Seth Rockman, associate professor of history at Brown University and author tells the biggest stories of early American history
The Vote: Part Two (2023)
Part Two of the story of American women's fight to get the vote.
Early Worcester Settlements Lecture
Wendy Essery, Library and Archive Manager, discusses the early local settlements, prior to Worcester becoming town in 1772.
Fuller Friday – Highland Street Foundation sponsored “Winter Camp” day at Museum of Worcester
Lots of fun FREE activities!
Kid-size Revolutionary War Tour & Reading of Paul Revere’s Ride
Learn about how both the Salisbury family and the city of Worcester were involved in the American Revolution
Kid-size Revolutionary War Tour & Reading of Paul Revere’s Ride
Learn about how both the Salisbury family and the city of Worcester were involved in the American Revolution
Fuller Fun Guided Tours
We are going hands on in our newly opened Fuller Gallery of Industrial History.
Fuller Fun Guided Tours
We are going hands on in our newly opened Fuller Gallery of Industrial History.
Presidential Scavenger Hunt
Crank up “Hail to the Chief” and call the Secret Service because this President’s Day we have a gallery wide scavenger hunt.
Wine and Chocolate Seminar and Tasting with Adam Centamore.
Learning can be fun - especially when it involves wine and chocolate!
Bowl With Us, This Friday
In celebration of our exhibit, “Strikes, Spares and Deadwood: Candlepin Blowing,” we’ve got a challenge for you.
Worcester Women’s History Project at MOW – Celebrating Abby Kelley Foster’s Birthday with Readings of her Original Letters
The Worcester Women’s History Project (WWHP) at Worcester Historical Museum (WHM) invites you to celebrate Abby Kelley Foster’s birthday with us.
Annual Teddy Bear Tea
In the spirit of the holidays, the Worcester Historical Museum is presenting its annual Tedddy Bear Tea.
Home for the Holidays Candlelight Tours at Salisbury Mansion
Don’t miss this heartwarming tradition to start out your Holiday Season!