Investing in Our Children

On Wednesday, November 2nd from 6 pm to 8 pm, the Board of Trustees of the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts invites guests to join them at the Museum for a special reception to raise money for its educational programs. The event, Investing in Our Children, celebrates the Museum and honors Investors Bank.

All proceeds from this fundraiser directly benefit the educational programs at the Museum. Guests at Investing in Our Children will enjoy wines from Gary's Wine & Marketplace, the engaging music of Brynn Stanley of Basking Ridge and delicious catering by Divine Catering. There will also be a silent auction where bidders can take advantage of a wide variety of unique items-all for a good cause.

Advance registration is strongly recommended. Limited number of tickets sold. Tickets are $100.00/person and can be purchased in advance or at the door. Donations are welcome. Call 973-377-2982 x14 for more information or visit www.metc.org.

A Weekend of Whimsies-Woodworking

Saturday, November 5^th & Sunday, November 6<sup>th

1:00pm</sup>


On Saturday, November 5^th & Sunday, November 6^th at 1 pm try your hand at making a whimsy creation at the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts.

Have the opportunity to create your very own old-fashioned homemade toy, inspired by the whimsical animal toys of Ken Olson. Participants will make sculptures of animals, real or imaginary, using an assortment of wooden pieces, letting the different shapes inspire their creations. After assembly, participants will also have the chance to paint and decorate their sculptures.

Saturday, November 5^th workshop is open to children and their families and Sunday, November 6^th workshop is open to teens and adults.

Advance registration required; call 973-377-2982 x14. Admission is $7 for Non-members & $5 for Members.

Toy Making

Saturday, October 15^th

11am-3pm

Meet craftsman Herb Kean and his apprentice as they demonstrate how to make simple wooden toys. Visitors are encouraged to ask questions and discuss toy making. Throughout this on-going demonstration, attendees will get hands-on opportunities to assist Herb.

Visit the Museum any time between 11am-3pm to participate.

Regular Admission. Call 973-377-2982 x14 for more information.