Museum team and visitors heading down the beach on horseback.

A close-up photograph looking down at a display of natural dyeing results, presented on a rustic wooden table by a blue-framed window. Eight mason jars with handwritten labels are lined up at the back, containing different raw natural dye materials such as "Marigold Flowers," "Onion Skins," "Old Man's Beard," "Caribou Lichen," and other plant matter.

Woolly Weekend

Event

Join us for our Woolly Weekend, from Saturday, May 16th, to Monday, May 18th. Spring has arrived, and our sheep are ready for their annual shearing. During this event, there will be demonstrations of sheep shearing, washing, and spinning wool. You can also learn about the significance of woollen yarn, how it was historically used to make clothing fabric, and the dyeing process.