Did you know Hemp was one of Kentucky’s earliest important crops? Explore its complex history and manufacture thru the people of Farmington. Learn about Abraham Lincoln’s connection to the Speed family and why his 1841 visit to Farmington was important. The Cultural Pass experience includes parent-led tours of the main plantation house and grounds, and […]
Join the Louisville Coalition on the History of the Enslaved for its 2023 book discussion Series. Each community discussion will begin at 6:00 pm at the host site. For more information visit https://bit.ly/3H4c4vW Registration is FREE thanks to our sponsors Guy & Elizabeth Montgomery Feb 16th-All That She Carried by Tiya Miles @ Locust Grove […]
Join the Louisville Coalition on the History of the Enslaved for its 2023 book discussion Series. Each community discussion will begin at 6:00 pm at the host site. For more information visit https://bit.ly/3H4c4vW Registration is FREE thanks to our sponsors Guy & Elizabeth Montgomery Feb 16th-All That She Carried by Tiya Miles @ Locust Grove […]
Join us for a cozy evening around the campfire with our friends and neighbors. We recommend you bring a camp chair and a flashlight. This family friendly event is free & open to the public. S’more kits, hot dogs, chili & cider will be available for purchase, along with adult beverages (ID required). Park at […]
On November 17, join the Slave Dwelling Project’s Joe McGill for a campfire discussion before he sleeps at Farmington. Numbers are limited for both discussion and the sleepover. Saturday, go with Joe to the African American Heritage Center for a book signing!
Get a jump on your holiday shopping & enjoy some seasonal beverages at the Farmington Visitor Center Museum Store. Hayrides for the young & young at heart will be available from Farmington through Wellington to admire the neighborhood lights. Holiday Raffle Drawing during the Open House- $50.00 a ticket gets you a chance to win […]
Farmington offers free tours on Juneteenth, the federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.
Every Wednesday during the summer, the 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Cultural Pass offers young people ages 0-21 and their families in the Greater Louisville area access to participate in arts and cultural activities provided by over 50 venues, free of charge.
On April 18, 1959 Farmington first opened to the public as a historic site.
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