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Old Fashioned Wassail & Holiday Celebration

Nov 8, 2022
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Updated: Jan 12, 2023


Friday, December 2nd

5:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Admission: *Members: $25 / Non-Members $30

*Members contact the Museum Office for discount code.






Traditional wassail is a beverage made from hot mulled cider and spices, drunk as an integral part of wassailing, an ancient Yuletide drinking and singing ritual that involved “charity” giving to ensure a good apple harvest in the following year.

Dress in your festive best and join us at the Glebe House for an indoor-outdoor holiday celebration. Gather round’ a warm fire and enjoy a hot beverage while listening to the sounds of the season. The Glebe House Museum’s Main Floor will be set for the holidays, open for celebrating and the purchase of holiday décor. Guests may partake of hors d’oeuvres and a choice of beverages including warm “spiked” Wassail, hot chocolate, apple cider, wine and sparkling water. Enjoy Yuletide caroling and the company of friends and neighbors as we celebrate the joys of the season.



 
 
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49 Hollow Road

Woodbury, CT 06798

203-263-2855 office@glebehousemuseum.org

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The Museum & Shop: are closed for the 2026 Season, except for special events, begining Monday, October 12th. 

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Please check our Calendar Page for all events and activities. ​

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* October 11: Maintenance & Repair of the Glebe House is in process. Although the Garden is still open to the public, please remain outside the caution tape surrounding work areas.​

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The Gertrude Jekyll Garden: Open year-round, 7 days per week, from dawn to dusk, for self-guided tours.

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 *Please excuse our appearance as our staff has begun restoration work in the Jekyll Garden.  The Garden will remain open to the public throughout the restoration. ​

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