The Adam Stanton House & General Store Museum located at 63 East Main Street, Clinton, CT will host a fun filled Tavern Night on Saturday, April 29^th from 6 pm until 9 pm to benefit the ongoing restoration and preservation of the historic site.  The event is open to the public and will feature an evening filled with live music, historic games and good cheer in a festive colonial setting. Tickets to the evening will include wine, beer, soft drinks, cheese and appetizers served in historic candlelit rooms. The highlight of the evening will be lively historic tavern songs and folk music performed by Rick Spencer and Dawn Indermuehle. 

Tickets cost $35 per person for non-members or $30 for members.  The night will also feature a raffle of gift baskets with all proceeds benefiting the museum.  Raffle ticket prices start at $1 each or multiples at a discount.

Event tickets can be purchase on-line at www.adamstantonhouse.org or by e-mailing the Adam Stanton House at [email protected] or by calling 860-669-2132 and leaving a message specifying how many tickets you need and whether you are a member or non-member. Tickets are limited so book early before the event is sold out.  Updates and additional information will be posted on the Adam Stanton House website.

The Adam Stanton House and General Store was built in 1791 by a wealthy, striving merchant-businessman whose entrepreneurial spirit and extraordinary taste can be seen in every aspect of this unique house museum. Filled with clothing, furnishings, documents, and store inventory all belonging to the original Stanton family, the house provides a glimpse into 18th and 19th century life in a privileged New England family home. In 1916, the house was left in trust by Adam Stanton's heirs to become a house museum. It has been open to the public ever since.  Adam Stanton House, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3).