Back by popular demand, Algonkian historian Drew Shuptar-Rayvis presents a unique outdoor program highlighting the significant changes to local Native American culture after meeting colonists.

Drew engages the audience in an interactive discussion about trade goods (axes, flintlock muskets, metal knives, clay pipes, jewelry and blankets) and how they changed local Native American lifestyles.

This program is a drop-off rogram geared to children ages 7 and up

Please park in the Nursery Field lot

$20/child (please reserve a ticket for each child as space is limited)

Children should bring a blanket/towel/chair and a face mask.