Get involved with the Rokeby Museum in Ferrisburgh

Rokeby Museum is looking for volunteers to help with spring clean-up and 2026 tour guides. Find out how you can get involved.

Join a virtual book talk or come in person to debate “Our Rights” with Meg Mott on March 29.

The Rokeby Museum in Ferrisburgh will open for one day a month, January through March. This month, stop by on Jan. 24 for free entry.

Read up and join the Rokeby Museum virtual book group that starts on Jan. 20.

The Ferrisburgh Grange “King Pede” card parties are scheduled for the Saturdays of Jan. 3, 17, and 31.

Happy holidays from Rokeby Museum! Free entry and craft-day on Friday, Dec. 19.

Revell joins Rokeby from the Valdez Museum & Historical Archive in Alaska, where she spent fourteen years as Interim Executive Director and Curator of Education and Public Programs.

“This extraordinary act of generosity confirms what many of us believe. Rokeby’s message is not only vital — it’s enduring.”

This isn’t an article about museums or history. It’s about something simpler. Something sweeter. It’s about pie.

What was the Undergroud Railroad? Find out at Rokeby Museum on Free Winter Saturdays. Saturday, Feb. 15, and Saturday, March 15, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Returning to Rokeby Museum Oct. 25 and 26 is the annual spiritualism play. This year’s play, “Spirits of Rokeby: Voices from the Summer Land,” features a new script inspired by Rokeby and Vermont’s spiritualist history.

Rokeby Museum’s Executive Director, Dr. Lindsay Varner, announced her departure effective Oct. 31. Starting Nov. 1, the current Visitor Services Coordinator, Joan Gorman, will serve as Interim Director, ensuring the Museum’s continued operations and suppo … (read more)

Having a great day is as easy as pie at Rokeby Museum’s annual Pie & Ice Cream Social this Sunday, August 11, from 1 to 4 p.m.

Each July the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife deploys community scientists to conduct a census of established bat colonies.

“Seeking Freedom: The Underground Railroad and the Legacy of an Abolitionist Family” immerses visitors in the history of the Underground Railroad and the struggle for freedom.