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Upcoming Programs

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Jazz at Rogers: The Heart of America

Thursday, July 16

6:30pm – 7:45pm

Join East End Jazz and the Southampton History Museum for a special evening of music honoring America’s 250th anniversary. On Thursday, July 16, experience The Heart of America: Songs of Our Roots, an inspiring concert that explores the sounds that have shaped the American
experience for generations.

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Revolutionary America Series:
The True Story of the Culper Spy Ring with Bill Bleyer

Thursday, July 23

1pm – 2:30pm

Uncover the truth behind the Culper Spy Ring! Join author Bill Bleyer for a fascinating presentation that separates Revolutionary War myth from reality and reveals how this secret Long Island spy network helped George Washington win the war.

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Plein Air Workshop
with Artist Aurelio Torres

Wednesday, July 29

1pm – 2:30pm

Join artist Aurelio Torres for a plein air painting workshop at the historic Halsey House & Garden. Explore outdoor painting techniques while capturing the beauty of one of Southampton’s most iconic settings.

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Tiny Shoes and the Jazz Crew

Saturday, August 1

1pm – 2:30pm

Tiny Toes & The Jazz Crew brings a playful, interactive jazz experience to the Southampton History Museum, where nursery rhymes meet the sounds of legends like Duke Ellington and Miles Davis.

Free, family-friendly, and full of rhythm. RSVP to join the fun!

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Revolutionary America Series:
Both Sides of the Pond

Thursday, August 20

2pm – 3pm

Explore the roots of American music in Both Sides of the Pond, a lively program featuring historic folk songs and tunes from the Colonial era through the early 20th century, brought to life through music, storytelling, and traditional instruments.

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Revolutionary America Series:
Satire & Society

Saturday, September 5

1:30pm – 2:30pm

Through the sharp wit of 18th century political cartoons, discover how British and American caricatures captured the drama, humor ,and tensions of Revolutionary New York in a lively program filled with satire, storytelling, and fascinating visual history.

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Stephen Sayre’s American Revolution: Special Exhibition

June – January

Wednesday – Saturday

11am – 4pm

Explore the life and legacy of Southampton’s Stephen Sayre (1736–1818), one of the most fascinating, yet long overlooked figures in America’s fight for independence. This exclusive exhibition also delves into the experiences of Southampton’s Patriot silversmith, Elias Pelletreau (1726–1810), the occupation of Southampton by thousands of British troops in 1778-1779, and much more.

Admission is free and open to the public.

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Revolutionary America Series: “Washington’s Farewell”
A Special Conversation with John Avlon

DATE TBA

Acclaimed author and commentator John Avlon joins Museum Director Sarah Kautz for a special conversation on “Washington’s Farewell.” Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear his insights on George Washington’s
lasting legacy.

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Kids Crafts

Thursdays & Fridays

July 9th – August 14th

11:30am – 3:30pm

Stop by our Rogers Mansion Museum Complex for family-friendly crafts and activities for kids of all ages! Something different each day.

More Information

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Halsey House Open House

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June 6th – August 29th

11am – 4pm

Step into history at your own pace by visiting the historic Halsey House & Garden for a self-guided tour!

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Carriage House Thrift Shop

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May 23rd – October 10th

9am – 4pm

If you love antiquing or vintage shopping stop by our Thrift Shop this summer! ​Located in the beautifully restored Nugent Carriage House (ca. 1890s) at the Rogers Mansion Museum Complex. You’ll find paintings, prints, antiques, and all things vintage, from jewelry to dishes, books, LPs, postcards, and much more!

For more information and inquiries about donating to the Carriage House Thrift Shop visit our website with the button below!

More Information & Donations Here

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Learn Learn & Explore& Explore

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New Blog Post

“The whites of their eyes!”

Few phrases capture the drama of the American Revolution more vividly. In this fascinating look at the Battle of Bunker Hill, discover how a costly British victory became a turning point in the fight for independence, and learn how Southampton native Stephen Sayre found himself caught in the growing conflict that would change the course of history.

To read the full blog post, click the link below!

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Learn how to make your own sterling silver jewelry in the very same space where Elias Pelletreau (1726-1810), Southampton’s celebrated Patriot silversmith, practiced his craft!

Lessons are led by our talented artist-in-residence Alyssa Saccente.

Classes available year round!

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Visit our four historic sites

Rogers Mansion Museum Complex

17 Meeting House Lane, Southampton

Headquarters of the Southampton History Museum since 1943, featuring an assemblage of 12 historic structures spanning nearly 400 years of local history, anchored by the spectacular Rogers Mansion.

Halsey House & Garden

249 South Main Street, Southampton

One of the oldest English colonial homesteads in New York State. The Halsey family first settled here in 1648 and built this house ca. 1683.

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Pelletreau Silver Shop

80 Main Street, Southampton

This tiny building, constructed ca. 1686, is one the oldest continuously operated places of business in the United States. Most famously, it was once the workshop of American patriot and silversmith, Elias Pelletreau (1726-1810).

Conscience Point

1640 Conscience Point Rd, Southampton

A historic site and nature walk commemorating the landing of Southampton’s first English settlers in 1640. Upon reaching the shore, one of the settlers is said to have exclaimed, “For Conscience sake, dry land!”

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