Passport to Manchester

324 E. Main St,Manchester MI 48158

12 June, 2021

Description

19th Century Industries and Living in East Main Street Manchester Homes Manchester Area Historical Society Blacksmith Shop and Adjoining Lawn– 324 E. Main Street, Manchester , 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm, Limited to 20 per hour Manchester Area Historical Society Kingsley-Jenter House and Museum – 302 E. Main Street, Manchester , Open House 10am-2pm, Limited Capacity Admittance Walking Tour of 19th Century Homes along East Main Street, 10am and 12pm, start at Blacksmith Shop, Limited to 20 per hour What was it like to live and work in 19th Century Manchester? This open house will give visitors a glimpse into the Manchester of the past, including demonstrations of traditional blacksmithing techniques and weaving crafts, a presentation and tour of the Manchester Area Historical Society Kingsley-Jenter House and Museum, and a walking tour of nearby 19th Century houses along Main Street. Learn about the rich history of industry in Manchester while enjoying music performed by Riverfolk and Cultural Arts Strings students. Advanced Registration Recommended All Current Covid-Safety Guidelines as issued by the Washtenaw County Health Department will be followed. This event is supported in part by the Manchester Area Historical Society, Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation, and Arts Midwest US Resiliency Fund. Riverfolk's mission is to engage the community in music and arts experiences, which nurture creativity and promote cultural diversity.  The Riverfolk Music & Arts Organization exempt from Federal income tax under section 501c(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.