EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING

Iredell Museums offers a wide variety of programs for visitors of all ages and programs are always being added!
For a schedule of upcoming events, please click HERE!

Pictured Above: Robert Alvin Crum in reproduction attire at the opening of "Return to the Land of My Ancestors". You can learn more about Crum and his role in our current exhibit by visiting the "Return to the Land of My Ancestors" Exhibit Page. 

Pre-K Programs:
Pre-k programs are offered once a month on the Fourth Friday of every month (barring holidays) at 10:30am. Each program includes 1 or 2 hands-on activities to encourage the growth of sensory and motor skills plus a story time. Programs are appropriate for children ages 18 months to 5 years. 
Cost: $6 for 1 child + 1 adult, $5 for each additional child.  Free for Members!
Location: 134 Court Street

Living History Programs:
Living History programs are offered regularly on Saturdays at Gregory Creek Homestead. These programs transport visitors to the backcountry of North Carolina through live educational interpretation of life in the mid-18th century. Experience kitchen life, play common children's games, listen to music, and peek inside the historic cabins!
Cost: FREE! Donations greatly appreciated! 
Location: 1335 Museum Road

Speaker Programs:
In conjunction with the Museum's current exhibit, Return to the Land of My Ancestors, the Museum is hosting several authors, historians, and reenactors for evening lecture programs. These events are a great opportunity to learn more about the history of our area from the experts! Each speaker will be available for a question & answer session after their talk.
Cost: FREE! Donations greatly appreciated! 
Location: 134 Court Street