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Chef in the Garden
Chef in the Garden is back for September's Wednesday night event series. Glensheen is known for the incredibly, impressive mansion. However, the 12-acre estate is equally cool for reasons like our Vegetable Garden. Which cranks out over 2,000 pounds of produce every year. It gets better, all of the produce is donated to a local food shelf, Second Harvest Food Bank. Chef in the Garden takes advantage of this tasty gift right in our back yard. Black Woods expert chef…
Find out more »Sunday Funday – Making Good Neighbor Day Appreciation Gift Baskets
Glensheen is continuing the new programming series for kids called Sunday Funday. The new programming offers parents and their young children the chance to learn and be engaged with art, history, and fun. It's Good Neighbor Day on September 28th! For the Sunday Funday on September 23th, we will be making personalized gift baskets to give to our favorite neighbor. No ticket is required for this free event; however, an RSVP is required. Please come at time slots of 1:10…
Find out more »Chef in the Garden
Chef in the Garden is back for September's Wednesday night event series. Glensheen is known for the incredibly, impressive mansion. However, the 12-acre estate is equally cool for reasons like our Vegetable Garden. Which cranks out over 2,000 pounds of produce every year. It gets better, all of the produce is donated to a local food shelf, Second Harvest Food Bank. Chef in the Garden takes advantage of this tasty gift right in our back yard. Black Woods expert chef…
Find out more »Apple Flights
WHAT DOES GLENSHEEN HAVE TO DO WITH APPLES? Well, Chester Congdon liked apples. No, he REALLY liked apples. In fact, Glensheen had its own apple orchard across London Road. And Chester’s diaries are filled with notations about apple trees and he even took notes on regional fruit growing when he traveled the world. Later, Chester started an orchard in Yakima Valley, Washington that is still in operation today. We’re sure Chester would want you to appreciate the different flavor…
Find out more »APPLE FLIGHTS
WHAT DOES GLENSHEEN HAVE TO DO WITH APPLES? Well, Chester Congdon liked apples. No, he REALLY liked apples. In fact, Glensheen had its own apple orchard across London Road. And Chester’s diaries are filled with notations about apple trees and he even took notes on regional fruit growing when he traveled the world. Later, Chester started an orchard in Yakima Valley, Washington that is still in operation today. We’re sure Chester would want you to appreciate the different flavor…
Find out more »Apple Flights
WHAT DOES GLENSHEEN HAVE TO DO WITH APPLES? Well, Chester Congdon liked apples. No, he REALLY liked apples. In fact, Glensheen had its own apple orchard across London Road. And Chester’s diaries are filled with notations about apple trees and he even took notes on regional fruit growing when he traveled the world. Later, Chester started an orchard in Yakima Valley, Washington that is still in operation today. We’re sure Chester would want you to appreciate the different flavor…
Find out more »Night at the Museum
This is your night to experience Glensheen - at night... for free. On October 4th, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Glensheen is opening their doors to you for FREE self-guided tours. DISCLAIMER: Night at the Museum tours will reach capacity very quickly. Since the mansion tours fill at this event, not every Night at the Museum attendee will be able to tour the mansion. Reservations for tours will not be taken. It is first to come, first served. There…
Find out more »Sunday Funday – Paper Rose Wind Chimes
Glensheen is continuing the new programming series for kids called Sunday Funday. The new programming offers parents and their young children the chance to learn and be engaged with art, history, and fun. Rose was designated as the U.S. National Flower on October 7th. For the Sunday Funday on October 7th, we will be making rose crafts to hang around the house. No ticket is required for this free event; however, an RSVP is required. Please come at time slots…
Find out more »Sunday Funday – Flower and Leaf Pressed Bookmarks
Glensheen is continuing the new programming series for kids called Sunday Funday. The new programming offers parents and their young children the chance to learn and be engaged with art, history, and fun. For the Sunday Funday on October 14th, we will be making pressed leaf and flower bookmarks. No ticket is required for this free event; however, an RSVP is required. Please come at time slots of 1:10 PM or 2:10 PM Please CLICK HERE to register. Adults must…
Find out more »Extended Hours – MEA Weekend
Glensheen is excited to offer extended tour hours for MEA Weekend! Our two most popular tours, the Classic and Full Mansion, are both being offered until 10PM October 18-21, 2018. Standard tour pricing applies. Please refer to the Classic and Full Mansion tour pages for details about each tour and how to purchase tickets. Click here to see Glensheen's normal hours of operation.
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