Wet & Wild Wednesdays

Explore local history through self-guided exhibits in a renovated Dairy Barn, 12-3pm Fridays and Saturdays March - November. Guided tours at 1pm. Museum grounds, garden and creek access open dawn to dusk, but close for private and large public events

Visit some fascinating locations throughout town that make you burst with pride for our community. We will check out a cemetery, local houses, churches, and hear about famous men and women from our town, and more.

Join Museum staff at the Rochester Farmer’s Market! Buy some fresh food and then hit the streets to learn some fascinating facts to share at dinner with family and friends.

Check out summer day camp opportunities!

We’re opening the doors of the Van Hoosen Farmhouse to host a low tea hour. Each session explores the history of Stoney Creek Village, as we celebrate its Bicentennial. Hosted by our Archivist, explore unseen photos of the past. Tea and snacks served.

The Rochester Grangers existed as early as 1871 in Rochester. Vintage base ball is played representing a time period when gentleman played for leisure and not for competition. You will not see any spitting, sliding, or wagering at these matches!