Community Calendar

Every object in our world has a story of how it is made. How People Make Things tells this story by linking familiar childhood objects to a process of manufacturing that combines people, ideas and technology. Join us on the “factory floor” and create objects with real tools while exploring four manufacturing processes – molding, cutting, deforming, and assembly.

Displays demonstrate the steps familiar objects — Vans sneakers, Matchbox Cars, and baseballs — undertake during their transformation from raw materials to finished products, as well as the various manufacturing processes utilized along the way. Plus, nostalgia buffs can relive Fred Rogers' visits to manufacturing factories in vintage Picture Picture videos from the original Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Series.

Cost: adults/$5, children/$3. ESM members and children under 5/free. Galleries are open Wednesday – Sunday during regular business hours. Planetarium shows and historical Farm House tours are also available on select weekends. Admission can be purchased on-site or at www.ellasharpmuseum.org.

The Ella Sharp Museum is thrilled to be the premier location for this amazing new traveling exhibition from the Museum of Special Art (MOSA). The Horizon Exhibition features an eclectic collection of realistic, modern and abstract works from 18 different artists from across the U.S., Spain, and Canada. This exhibition is one that will truly leave you inspired as our community celebrates the artistic gifts and talents of artists with disabilities. The Ella Sharp Museum is dedicated to embracing and sharing artwork from all individuals. This exhibition is an example of inclusivity of work from a variety of artists of all ages with various experiences and abilities.

Every object in our world has a story of how it is made. How People Make Things tells this story by linking familiar childhood objects to a process of manufacturing that combines people, ideas and technology. Join us on the “factory floor” and create objects with real tools while exploring four manufacturing processes – molding, cutting, deforming, and assembly.

Displays demonstrate the steps familiar objects — Vans sneakers, Matchbox Cars, and baseballs — undertake during their transformation from raw materials to finished products, as well as the various manufacturing processes utilized along the way. Plus, nostalgia buffs can relive Fred Rogers' visits to manufacturing factories in vintage Picture Picture videos from the original Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Series.

Cost: adults/$5, children/$3. ESM members and children under 5/free. Galleries are open Wednesday – Sunday during regular business hours. Planetarium shows and historical Farm House tours are also available on select weekends. Admission can be purchased on-site or at www.ellasharpmuseum.org.

The Ella Sharp Museum is thrilled to be the premier location for this amazing new traveling exhibition from the Museum of Special Art (MOSA). The Horizon Exhibition features an eclectic collection of realistic, modern and abstract works from 18 different artists from across the U.S., Spain, and Canada. This exhibition is one that will truly leave you inspired as our community celebrates the artistic gifts and talents of artists with disabilities. The Ella Sharp Museum is dedicated to embracing and sharing artwork from all individuals. This exhibition is an example of inclusivity of work from a variety of artists of all ages with various experiences and abilities.

Every object in our world has a story of how it is made. How People Make Things tells this story by linking familiar childhood objects to a process of manufacturing that combines people, ideas and technology. Join us on the “factory floor” and create objects with real tools while exploring four manufacturing processes – molding, cutting, deforming, and assembly.

Displays demonstrate the steps familiar objects — Vans sneakers, Matchbox Cars, and baseballs — undertake during their transformation from raw materials to finished products, as well as the various manufacturing processes utilized along the way. Plus, nostalgia buffs can relive Fred Rogers' visits to manufacturing factories in vintage Picture Picture videos from the original Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Series.

Cost: adults/$5, children/$3. ESM members and children under 5/free. Galleries are open Wednesday – Sunday during regular business hours. Planetarium shows and historical Farm House tours are also available on select weekends. Admission can be purchased on-site or at www.ellasharpmuseum.org.

The Ella Sharp Museum is thrilled to be the premier location for this amazing new traveling exhibition from the Museum of Special Art (MOSA). The Horizon Exhibition features an eclectic collection of realistic, modern and abstract works from 18 different artists from across the U.S., Spain, and Canada. This exhibition is one that will truly leave you inspired as our community celebrates the artistic gifts and talents of artists with disabilities. The Ella Sharp Museum is dedicated to embracing and sharing artwork from all individuals. This exhibition is an example of inclusivity of work from a variety of artists of all ages with various experiences and abilities.

Every object in our world has a story of how it is made. How People Make Things tells this story by linking familiar childhood objects to a process of manufacturing that combines people, ideas and technology. Join us on the “factory floor” and create objects with real tools while exploring four manufacturing processes – molding, cutting, deforming, and assembly.

Displays demonstrate the steps familiar objects — Vans sneakers, Matchbox Cars, and baseballs — undertake during their transformation from raw materials to finished products, as well as the various manufacturing processes utilized along the way. Plus, nostalgia buffs can relive Fred Rogers' visits to manufacturing factories in vintage Picture Picture videos from the original Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Series.

Cost: adults/$5, children/$3. ESM members and children under 5/free. Galleries are open Wednesday – Sunday during regular business hours. Planetarium shows and historical Farm House tours are also available on select weekends. Admission can be purchased on-site or at www.ellasharpmuseum.org.

The Ella Sharp Museum is thrilled to be the premier location for this amazing new traveling exhibition from the Museum of Special Art (MOSA). The Horizon Exhibition features an eclectic collection of realistic, modern and abstract works from 18 different artists from across the U.S., Spain, and Canada. This exhibition is one that will truly leave you inspired as our community celebrates the artistic gifts and talents of artists with disabilities. The Ella Sharp Museum is dedicated to embracing and sharing artwork from all individuals. This exhibition is an example of inclusivity of work from a variety of artists of all ages with various experiences and abilities.

Every object in our world has a story of how it is made. How People Make Things tells this story by linking familiar childhood objects to a process of manufacturing that combines people, ideas and technology. Join us on the “factory floor” and create objects with real tools while exploring four manufacturing processes – molding, cutting, deforming, and assembly.

Displays demonstrate the steps familiar objects — Vans sneakers, Matchbox Cars, and baseballs — undertake during their transformation from raw materials to finished products, as well as the various manufacturing processes utilized along the way. Plus, nostalgia buffs can relive Fred Rogers' visits to manufacturing factories in vintage Picture Picture videos from the original Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Series.

Cost: adults/$5, children/$3. ESM members and children under 5/free. Galleries are open Wednesday – Sunday during regular business hours. Planetarium shows and historical Farm House tours are also available on select weekends. Admission can be purchased on-site or at www.ellasharpmuseum.org.

The Ella Sharp Museum is thrilled to be the premier location for this amazing new traveling exhibition from the Museum of Special Art (MOSA). The Horizon Exhibition features an eclectic collection of realistic, modern and abstract works from 18 different artists from across the U.S., Spain, and Canada. This exhibition is one that will truly leave you inspired as our community celebrates the artistic gifts and talents of artists with disabilities. The Ella Sharp Museum is dedicated to embracing and sharing artwork from all individuals. This exhibition is an example of inclusivity of work from a variety of artists of all ages with various experiences and abilities.