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 Encounter  Louisa County's past with living history demonstrations and  kid-friendly activities taking place on our Heritage Farm. Visitors will learn about life in the 18th and  19th centuries through hands on activities and crafts! 

Free Family Days occur on the Second Saturday of each Month from 10-2 pm, March-October.

Throughout the year we conduct seasonal workshops in wreath-making, basket making and other heritage skills.

Join us for a workshop and discover a new hobby! See our calendar for more details.  Registration for heritage skill workshops is through Louisa County Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Office.

The Open Hearth Cooking Guild is comprised of individuals who enjoy teaching others the skills they have developed over time. We are always looking for more cooks to learn and train to teach others!

Join us for a hands-on hearth cooking workshop! See our calendar for more details.  Registration for hearth cooking workshops is through Louisa County Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Office. 

 The Louisa Herb Guild is a group of herb enthusiasts committed to bringing Louisa County history to life through gardening.  We began in 2014 with a 20' x 20' demonstration herb garden, growing herbs typical of the 18th and 19th centuries in Central Virginia. Our objectives are to: 1. Maintain and grow a demonstration Heritage Garden at the Heritage Farm 2. Educate visitors about herbs through special programs 3. Develop a self-guided tour with herb identification smart phone app.

We host periodic research workshops on specific research topics. Check our calendar for details!

Are you part of a group that would like to visit the Sargeant Museum & Heritage Farm?  We can customize visits for specific groups such as home school groups, church groups, Boy and Girl Scouts, special needs, senior groups and daycare and school field trips.  Want us to come to you? We can bring our presentation and/or hands-on activity on the road!