Farmstead Fridays @Thompson-Neely Farmstead
Friday September 25, 2026
Experience the rhythms of 18th-century rural life at the Thompson-Neely Farmstead during this monthly living history series. From tending crops and livestock to exploring historic trades and seasonal chores, each program highlights the essential work of civilians during the American Revolution. Presented in partnership with Americana Corner, Farmstead Fridays offer an immersive, family-friendly way to connect with the past. Free and open to the public, no registration is required.
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Garden Tours, Hibbs House
Friday September 25, 2026
Join Washington Crossing Historic Park’s Historical Horticulturist, Anna Davis, for a guided walk through the working garden that supports the park’s interpretation of colonial life. During this 45-minute tour, visitors will explore the seasonal herbs, vegetables, flowers, and dye plants that would have been commonly grown in American kitchen gardens of the 1700s. Learn how these plants were used for food, textiles, and everyday remedies while discovering how historians and gardeners reconstruct historic landscapes using period sources. Along the way, Anna will share stories about early American gardening practices, heirloom plant varieties, and the role gardens played in the daily life of families living along the Delaware River during the Revolutionary era.
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Swirl - An Evening of Art & Wine, Grounds for Sculpture
Friday September 25, 2026
Step into a world where art and cuisine collide at our annual fundraiser, Swirl: An Evening of Art & Wine. Embark on a docent led tour through the gardens, where you’ll discover five sculptures—each expertly paired with food and wine by the chef and sommelier at Rat’s Restaurant. Don’t miss this extraordinary evening where every sip, bite, and sculpture tells a story! Each Swirl features a curated selection of wine pairings and sculptures—no repeats.
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