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Missing the Arden Fair

A SHORT HISTORY OF THEFIRST ARDEN FAIR The Ardens will be quiet this Labor Day weekend for the first time in many years. As we will not be gathering as a community, it seemed like a good opportunity to look into the history of the Arden Fair.  The Archives Collection at the Arden Craft Shop […]

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Many Thanks!

During these hectic times we want to thank those who attended our socially distanced opening for Equality: A Tradition in the Ardens. For the first time we are using the Bernie Schwab Community Room to showcase an entire new show.  Although we could not have quite the same exhibition opening as usual, it was terrific to

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ACSM at the Small Museum Association Conference, February 2020

The Small Museum Association held its annual conference on President’s Day weekend in College Park, Maryland and the ACSM was well represented. Our curator Abby Harting and Museum & Archives Committee members Sadie Somerville and Barbara Macklem all attended.  And our former curator Robin MacDonald was the chair of the entire event.  The theme this

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15 Treasures: the Arden Forge

As part of the Anniversary Exhibition at the ACSM, the Museum and Archives Committee selected 15 treasures from the collection.  Not surprisingly, the Arden Forge was one of the highlights.  Many of the older homes in Arden still have pieces from the Forge in everyday use.  Impressive door hinges, wall sconces, and ceiling fixtures are

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Behind the Scenes

There are lots of different skill sets that make up museum work.  Especially in small museums where we have amazing volunteers and professionals making it work with limited time and budgets.  We thought it would be fun for you to get a taste of our behind the scenes work.  As we have projects that are

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