Museum Exhibit “Unionville Bars, Taverns & Spirits” opens May 18th

Raise a glass and step back in time at the museum's new exhibit, "Unionville Bars, Taverns & Spirits," running May 18th - July 27th. The museum is located at 15 School Street, Unionville and is open Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m.

The special exhibit highlights the nostalgic history of Unionville's favorite gathering spots and watering holes, from past to present, showcasing historical artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia of the Unionville's favorite past and present gathering spots. Learn about Prohibition, view a stunning collection of vintage 20th-century cocktail shakers and barware, and learn stories from the former Hotel Worthy, Unionville tavern and more. The museum is also holding special presentations related to the exhibit.

The museum is also holding special presentations related to the exhibit:

Opening Day Reception

Sunday, May 18, 2-4 pm

Refreshments and Gallery Talk at 3 PM

Join us and share your memories of good times in Unionville!

History Talk: Last Call: Unionville Bars, Taverns & Spirits

Dive into the details of the exhibit and learn more about local establishments, Prohibition, and related items from the collection

Sunday, June 1

Exhibition Viewing (Noon-4 pm)

Presentation with Question & Answer Session (1 and 3 pm)

History Talk: Shaken Not Stirred – The Golden Age of Cocktails

Learn about the origins and influence of America’s favorite cocktails, shakers and the CT manufactures who made them.

Sunday, June 22

Exhibition Viewing (Noon-4 pm)

Presentation with Question & Answer Session (1 and 3 pm)

Talks held next door at Old Methodist Church (23 School Street). Parking on street and Union School lot - Museum exhibit open 12 to 4 PM. Limited seating for talks is on first come first serve basis

For more information visit the Museum’s website at unionvillemuseum.org or call (860) 673-2231.