Opening reception for Trends and Thread: Women, Family and Society in 19th Century Samplers. Reception will include finger foods catered by the Whiskey Rebellion as well as wine and beer. […]
On Saturday, April 8th, Paul D. Hoch will be available from 11 am to 2 pm to autograph his newest book, Carlisle Car Shows Collectors, Cars & Their Stories. We […]
Barbara Landis will give a PowerPoint presentation of a virtual tour of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. This tour is designed to prepare visitors for self-guided tours of the old […]
Textile Conservator Carol Reed will discuss various treatments she has done in the past 20 years. She will explain how each treatment requires an individual approach and poses its own […]
Join the Cumberland County Historical Society and History on High for the May First Friday Art Walk. Joan L. West, the author of the Carlisle Crime Case mysteries will be […]
Please join Corbin Dyche on Saturday, May 6th between 11a.m. and 1p.m. for his first book signing with us. Corbin is the author of two books: Godstones and Artifacts. The Godstones […]
Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 6 PM Location: 985 SOUTH SPRING GARDEN STREET, CARLISLE Within the Cumberland Valley lay some of the world’s most popular fly fishing spring-fed creeks – […]
Please join us on a beautiful spring morning to create a cute, Wiley, Fox. Join local artist Bonnie Tweedy Shaw at History on High - The Shop and create a […]
In the Spring of 2016, Greater Carlisle Heart & Soul collected stories from members of the Greater Carlisle community to understand what we value and would hate to lose in […]
Local author and historian, Randy Watts will hold a book signing for two of his latest books: "Cumberland Railway Company: Carlisle to Newville Trolley Line 1908-1920" and "Carlisle and Mount […]
Attention BALLROOM DANCERS! CCHS will host “Dancing Under the Stars” at the Two Mile House, 1189 Walnut Bottom RD, Carlisle (across from K-Mart) on July 21, August 18 & September […]
Join us on July 26 for a FREE dinner and community summit to discuss what matters most in our community. Last year we collected over 700 stories from the community, […]