Looking for a historical, educational event that the whole family will enjoy? Head to Old Sturbridge Village this weekend, Aug. 2-3, for the Redcoats and Rebels event.

Old Sturbridge Village's Redcoats and Rebels event transforms the living history museum into an authentic revolutionary encampment that transports visitors back to 1775.

The holidays are back at Old Sturbridge Village. The annual Christmas by Candlelight event returns Friday to the museum, which is in Sturbridge. Visitors can see an 85 tree light display, listen ...

Old Sturbridge Village will transform into a realm of haunted history and spellbinding performances this October with the opening of ‘Phantoms by Firelight’ on October 4. Running every weekend ...

Faithful visitors who return year after year to Old Sturbridge Village during the holiday season to experience Christmas by Candlelight will find several new additions to the popular event now ...

Experience old traditions and create your own at Coggeshall Farm and Old Sturbridge Village this holiday season! OSV President & CEO Jim Donahue joined us on The Rhode Show this morning to discuss ...

We’re traveling back in time with the Old Sturbridge Village and the Coggeshall Farm Museum as well to learn more about their charming Christmas events happening this weekend.

Old Sturbridge Village is ushering in the holiday season with the return of ‘Christmas by Candlelight,’ a tradition that transforms the historic village into a winter wonderland.

The Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, Massachusetts, features a collection of historic buildings and replicas, from homes and farms to schools and stores, and museum employees dressed in ...

Old Sturbridge Village In addition to being a long-established tourist destination and recreational hot spot, Old Sturbridge Village certainly has its place in the annals of pop culture.

Old Sturbridge Village is a living museum and Amusement Park located in Sturbridge, Massachusetts, in the United States, which re-creates life in rural New England during the 1790s through 1830s.