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  • A Night at the Museum

    Museum of Early Trades & Crafts 9 Main Street, Madison, NJ, United States

    We invite you to join us for this special Night at the Museum, METC’s annual fundraiser supporting the museum’s diverse educational programs and the preservation of our historic building.  The evening's festivities […]

    $175.00
  • Drop in Craft – Guatemalan Worry Dolls

    Education Annex 23 Main Street, Madison, NJ, United States

    Off School for the day? No worries - come join us at the METC Education Annex for our FREE Drop in Craft. We’ll be learning about and making Guatemalan Worry Doll, […]

    FREE
  • Latinx Art: Maps, Madres, and Malinches

    Who and what is a “Latinx”? And how is it different from Latin American? This lecture given by Emma Oslé, Rutgers PhD candidate, offers a cursory inside look at the […]

    $10
  • Mask Making with Artist Dan Fenelon

    Education Annex 23 Main Street, Madison, NJ, United States

    Join graffiti artist Dan Fenelon for this creative workshop handcrafting masks using recycled materials and paper maché. Dan will work with students to create masks inspired by colonial history. Participants will learn how form using cardboard and other recycled materials, use glue guns, cut with scissors use paint, glue, and sequins to make their masterpieces. […]

    $10
  • METC @Bottle Hill Day

    Museum of Early Trades & Crafts 9 Main Street, Madison, NJ, United States

    The Museum of Early Trades & Crafts (METC) will be hosting Les Monarcas de Barro (The Butterflies of Mud) in collaboration with the mutual aid society Mutual Morris on the METC lawn Bottle Hill day. Please be sure to stop by and learn about these organizations. Les Monarcas de Barro is dedicated to ceramic justice, […]

    FREE
  • Zombies, Witches, and Vampires: How the dead speak

    Education Annex 23 Main Street, Madison, NJ, United States

    As Halloween rolls around, we pull out the plastic skeletons without thought to what they represent. Skeletons are ubiquitous with holiday décor, but most people don’t realize how much we learn about our past from human skeletal analysis. The study of human remains in their archaeological context, known as bioarchaeology, provides tantalizing insights into past […]

    $10