The public is invited to meet Ms. Harrison and learn how she came to write The American Trivia Book, and about the stories she has yet to tell. Ms. Harrison is much-admired and respected teacher, mentor, historian and Newberrian.

Similar to a “traditional” scavenger hunt, participants will use digital devices to find items on a list that will be available at The Newberry Museum, beginning at 10 am. RSVP to learn more!

The workshop will teach participants how to attach a standard 4-hole button; learn a running stitch and hemming stitch and (time permitting) simple embroidery on a hoop. Please RSVP for more details and age limit.

This program is designed around a series of work-stations, geared to different age levels and abilities. Children and adults are invited to visit any of the work stations or all of them each day. These activities are open to the public without charge, and will run from 10am - 4 pm each day.

A comfortable walk around the Main Street District of Newberry, with “Newberry’s Historian, Folklorist and Humorist”, Ernie Shealy as talks about life in and around the City during the Colonial Era and the Revolutionary War.

Be a part of our “Revolutionary Read” panel discussion featuring the book, The Carolina Backcountry on the Eve of the Revolution. The talk will take place at The Newberry Museum at 6:30 pm on July 21, 2026.

Be a part of our “Revolutionary Read” panel discussion featuring the book, Indigo Girl by Natasha Boyd. The talk will be on September 15, 2026. Location to be determined. More information to come!