Join us for hands-on learning!
Calling homeschool families! Join us for a fun and educational exploration of the Historic Village to experience history come to life! Explore our nearly 70 historic buildings on a day when the Village is geared up for families or homeschool groups. Homeschool Days are often themed, more details about upcoming opportunities are listed below.
Homeschool days only occur on the dates featured below. Admission on Homeschool Days is reduced for families and homeschool groups to our school group rate. Pre-registration is required.
Questions about our Education Programs? Contact our Education Team at education@gcv.org or (585) 294-8254. Ready to book? Contact our Program Registrar at (585) 294-8218 or email us at programregistrar@gcv.org.
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Home For The Holidays Homeschool Family Field Trip Day
Wednesday, December 6 | 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Join us at GCV&M Wednesday, December 6, for our Home for the Holidays Homeschool Family Field Trip Day! We’re inviting homeschool families to join us for a favorite program at GCV&M. Step into holiday-time traditions of old as you explore the wintry Historic Village, experience hands-on learning opportunities, and see how families in the 19th-century would celebrate a multitude of holidays during the cold winter months.
Homeschool families are divided into tour groups as they arrive. These guided tours cover several aspects of celebrating holidays in the 19th century, including: traditional foods, dancing, singing, storybook reading, creating a craft and more!
Home For The Holidays Homeschool Family Field Trip Day
Wednesday, December 13 | 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Join us at GCV&M Wednesday, December 13, for our Home for the Holidays Homeschool Family Field Trip Day! We’re inviting homeschool families to join us for a favorite program at GCV&M. Step into holiday-time traditions of old as you explore the wintry Historic Village, experience hands-on learning opportunities, and see how families in the 19th-century would celebrate a multitude of holidays during the cold winter months.
Homeschool families are divided into tour groups as they arrive. These guided tours cover several aspects of celebrating holidays in the 19th century, including: traditional foods, dancing, singing, storybook reading, creating a craft and more!