Join us for a brand-new program where you can experience the sights, sounds, and smells of the American Civil War. See how soldiers cooked, ate, slept, marched, and entertained themselves during the war.

Find and commemorate those who protect our democracy! Troy Historic Village staff members will guide you to stories and final resting places of women voters from the 1920s, and veterans of four major U.S. conflicts. This program will take place at White Chapel Memorial Cemetery and requires walking over uneven ground and periods of standing.

Learn about all the happenings this Spring at The Village!

Artist and art teacher Megan Swoyer guides students in using a variety of watercolor techniques to create colorful paintings of birds and flowers this spring.

Join us each month for history talks led by guest presenters or Village staff on a variety of topics. Supported by the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs and the National Endowment for the Arts.