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Red Mill Museum Village Our museum and grounds are currently closed while we build the Haunted Red Mill. Our shop remains open weekends, 11-5.
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For more information on volunteering, sponsorships or tickets, please visit https://www.theredmill.org/haunted-red-mill. The Red Mill Museum Village is the setting for over 200 years of history. Within the walls of a dozen buildings, contained in the wood and cloth of 40,000 objects are the stories of the growth of a community. The museum offers changing exhibits, lectures, concerts and special events that provide visitors with an ongoing conversation with the past.

10/17/2026

FREE HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS ON THE HUNTERDON ART MUSEUM TERRACE!

Join us Saturday, October 10 from 1–3 PM for the next Mill to Mill Create in Community and spend the afternoon trying something new with your hands.

Crochet Peyton Hearts with Virginia Wodock
Crochet a Peyton Heart with Virginia to help raise awareness about su***de, bullying, and ending the stigma surrounding mental health issues.

Colonial Ink with Kelly Vetter
Experiment with making natural inks and handmade quills using simple, natural materials. Discover how different ingredients produce different textures and effects, then use your handmade tools to make an original work of art.

FREE • Drop in anytime between 1–3 PM • No registration required • All materials provided

No experience necessary, and you’ll go home with something you’ve made!

Rain or shine—we’ll be on the Hunterdon Art Museum Terrace in good weather and move inside to the ArtZone if the weather doesn’t cooperate.

Presented by the Hunterdon Art Museum and Red Mill Museum Village as part of Mill to Mill.

Mill to Mill Textile Fellowship - Thursday nights AND Friday afternoons. Currently meeting at the Hunterdon Art Museum ....
10/15/2026

Mill to Mill Textile Fellowship - Thursday nights AND Friday afternoons. Currently meeting at the Hunterdon Art Museum .

Bring a project, pull up a chair, and create in community.

The Mill to Mill Textile Fellowship is a welcoming community of makers who gather each week to work alongside one another, share skills, learn, and enjoy the rich traditions and contemporary expressions of textile work.

Bring whatever textile craft you are working on. Or come without a project and explore something new using tools and materials we have available. All experience levels are welcome. Fellowship is about learning from one another, sharing what we know, trying new things, and spending time with others who enjoy working with their hands.

WHEN WE MEET
Thursdays | 6–8 PM
Fridays | 1–3 PM

Come to either gathering—or both—as your schedule allows. Just bring your project—or your curiosity—and join us.

The Mill to Mill Textile Fellowship is co-sponsored by the Hunterdon Art Museum and Red Mill Museum Village as part of Mill to Mill, an ongoing partnership connecting traditional and contemporary craft and the communities of both museums.

Questions? Email [email protected]

A century-old HalloweenDressed as a fairy princess with a starry crown and wand, this young girl is believed to be Pauli...
10/15/2026

A century-old Halloween

Dressed as a fairy princess with a starry crown and wand, this young girl is believed to be Pauline Probasco (1903–1997) of Clinton, NJ. The daughter of Florence Hoyt and John C. Probasco, Pauline would later marry Raymond D. Robinson—but here she is captured at the turn of the century, ready for a little Halloween magic.

Many of these glass plate negatives were donated by Harold Van Natta of Clinton. This image was taken by local photographer Dr. Beldon D. Howell, whose camera preserved countless moments of Clinton’s history.

More than 100 years later, her whimsical costume reminds us that Clinton’s children have long been conjuring up Halloween enchantment.

FREE HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS ON THE HUNTERDON ART MUSEUM TERRACE!Join us Saturday, October 17 from 1–3 PM for another afterno...
10/14/2026

FREE HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS ON THE HUNTERDON ART MUSEUM TERRACE!

Join us Saturday, October 17 from 1–3 PM for another afternoon of Mill to Mill Create in Community.

Stitching Your Own Message with Susan Bleignier
What do you want to say with needle and thread? Bring a meaningful message and turn it into a small hand-stitched artwork using fabric, precut shapes, and embroidery stitches. New to hand sewing? No problem! Susan will help you get started.

Community Weaving with Andrea Fernandez
Add your hands and ideas to a large collaborative loom weaving. Stop by, add to the work, and see what happens when many individual contributions become one piece made in community.

FREE • Drop in anytime between 1–3 PM • No registration required • All materials provided

No experience necessary, and you’ll go home with something you’ve made!

Rain or shine—we’ll be on the Hunterdon Art Museum Terrace in good weather and move inside to the ArtZone if needed.

Presented by the Hunterdon Art Museum and Red Mill Museum Village as part of Mill to Mill.

Hands-on craft, historic views, and 100% FREE. 🎨🌾 Fall into creativity on the terrace with another installment of our Mi...
10/14/2026

Hands-on craft, historic views, and 100% FREE. 🎨🌾

Fall into creativity on the terrace with another installment of our Mill to Mill workshop series with The Red Mill Museum Village !

🗓️ Saturday, October 17 | 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 HAM Terrace
🎟️ FREE!

Stop by, try a new technique, and make something amazing by the river.

🌿 Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ DayToday, we pay tribute to the Lenape (Lenni-Lenape or Delaware) people, the original st...
10/12/2026

🌿 Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Today, we pay tribute to the Lenape (Lenni-Lenape or Delaware) people, the original stewards of Lenapehoking, encompassing present-day New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania, lower New York and Delaware. We recognize and honor the Turtle Clan (Pùkuwànku), one of the three primary matrilineal clans of the Lenape, traditionally associated with the Unami linguistic and territorial group.

As a museum, we honor Indigenous heritage, celebrate living cultures and reaffirm our commitment to education, respect and understanding.

Beautiful day for the Skirmish at Geary’s Ridge Living History Day!
10/10/2026

Beautiful day for the Skirmish at Geary’s Ridge Living History Day!

10/10/2026

Family-friendly, not-too-spoky fun at the Red Mill Museum Village Saturday mornings from 10-1. Face paint, c***r, doughnuts and more all included with admission of $35/family or FREE for current members!

No online ticket sales for Happy Haunts, at door only.

Address

56 Main Street
Clinton, NJ
08809

Opening Hours

Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

(908) 735-4101

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