1/24: Homeschool Day: Native People, Native Places
In this upcoming Homeschool Day!, students and adults will learn about the history and culture of the Native People who once lived, and indeed continue to live, in Cherokee County through basket weaving demonstrations, engaging hands-on activities, a take-home craft, and a special guest speaker. Programming is split by age range, with morning programming geared more towards 1st-5th grade students (10:00 - 11:30 a.m.) while afternoon programming is more geared towards 6th - 10th grade students (1:30 - 3:00 p.m.)
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1/25: Sensory Friendly Saturdays
Now happening once a month at the History Center, come see the museum in a quieter setting with dimmed lighting.
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1/28: Hear, Here! Building a Toy Collection with David Sadler
In this free-to-attend lecture, David Sadler from 2nd Chance Toys in Woodstock will talk about his store’s history and building a toy collection while displaying historic toys.
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2/1: Science Saturday: Mad Kitchen Science!
See what experiments you can do with common kitchen supplies in the debut of our new Science Saturday series "Mad Kitchen Science!"
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2/17 - 2/21: Winter Break Camp!
Looking for something fun and engaging for your kids to do during Winter Break? Join History Cherokee for up to five days of STEAM-based activities that tie into the history on display at the Cherokee County History Center. Each day includes a talk, hands-on activities, time in a gallery, and time for lunch. Campers must provide their own lunch and a water bottle.
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