Teacher's Day Out!
Thursday, March 7 from 6:00-7:30 pm
Saturday, March 9 from 10:00-11:30 am                                  

We will be highlighting our school programs, "Crown to Country" - where students experience New Jersey's transition from a colony to a state and "Changing Childhood," where students become time travelers and explore five generations of childhood from the 1780's to 1940's.
Our programs were created using New Jersey's core curriculum standards.
Book a spot today for our Teacher's Day Out and you will receive two complimentary tickets for a special Teacher's Afternoon Tea which will be held in July!

• Please reserve your spot, space is limited!
  Email Lorraine Bartone: lbartone@kean.edu
  
  

Dames, Dainties & Doilies: A Downton Abbey Brunch
March 16 - Saturday                                  

March is National Women's History Month; its also the first dreary month of the year without a new episode of Downton Abbey! If you're experiencing withdrawal (or just need an excuse to don that fantastic black dress), come mourn hiatus in style at our Downton Abbey-themed Dames, Dainties & Doilies, an elegant brunch celebrating the dolls and dowagers of our favorite show. Isn't it time we gave the "fairer sex" their due?

• Program Fee: $60.00 per couple
• Reservations required
• Program Time: Noon to 3 p.m.
  
  

Annual Easter Egg Hunt - SOLD OUT
March 30 - Saturday                                  

Children will explore the grounds of Liberty Hall searching for plastic eggs hidden through the landscape, filled with holiday treats. A surprise visit from the Easter Bunny caps off the events.

• Program Fee: $8.00 for a child and adult, all additional children are $5.00,
  ----------------all additional adults are $4.00
• Reservations required
• Program Time: Two sessions: 10 to 11:30 a.m., Noon to 1:30 p.m.
  

Ongoing Exhibit:
Ring for Service: The Role of Servants in a Country House

If you love the hit PBS Show "Downton Abbey," step into the real thing at Liberty Hall! Tours of the museum will show a typical day in the life of the servants. In the 1900s, the Kean family lived in a world where their every whim was met by the simple ringing of the servant's bell. The museum has been reinterpreted to highlight the places where the servants worked, slept and spent their leisure time.

• Program Fee: Regular Admission
• Program Time: Regular tour times