“Little Learners” is the museum’s interactive series of children’s programming that brings fun facts, objects, and activities out of the past to your family today!

The series, targeted at ages 2-5, will be held monthly. Each month will feature a different craft inspired by local history. Past programs have included flying kites, drawing maps, and making your own dinosaur tracks!

There is no admission fee for this program. To reserve a spot or for more information, contact Christine Wuebker,  Education Coordinator, at education@culpepermuseum.com or call 540-829-1749.

The museum continues to follow COVID masking, cleaning and social distancing protocols for children’s programs. Participating children and their families are requested to mask during the program.

Admission to these programs is FREE thanks to funding from the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative through a Power of Change grant.

Upcoming Dates

February 16
10:30-11:30 AM

Slow down! Stop! Go!

Do you know what the lights at a traffic signal mean? When was the traffic signal invented, and when did we get one in Culpeper? This month, we’ll look at the invention of African-American inventor Garrett Morgan with a game of “Red Light, Green Light.”

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March 16
10:30-11:30 AM

It’s madness!

Do you know why basketball was invented? Or why it is called basketball?

Come celebrate March Madness at the Museum of Culpeper History by learning about the creation of basketball, Culpeper’s very own basketball superstar Keith “Mister” Jennings and trying your hand at shooting some hoops.