Celebrate Connecticut Open House Day! Visit the Denison Homestead and take a tour of the historic Pequotsepos Manor. As one of the few properties still owned by its original family, the Denison Homestead has been home to many generations of Denisons since 1654. The current 1717 manor house was restored and converted into a museum in the 1940s by famed architect J. Frederick Kelly, featuring five distinctly furnished and decorated rooms representing different historic periods in southeastern Connecticut. Admission: FREE!

Tours Times: 11:15am, 12:15pm, 1:15pm, 2:15pm

Join the Denison Homestead for their annual Daffodil Festival. Enjoy thousands of blooming daffodils on the grounds, tour the historic Pequotsepos Manor, watch staff demonstrate open-hearth cooking, and take a hike on one of the many trails through 170 acres of woodlands and meadows. Children can participate in a spring craft activity. Bouquets of daffodils and other daffodil merchandise will be available for purchase in the Homestead’s gift shop. Complimentary lemonade and cookies.

Admission $8/adults, $5/seniors, and $5/students. Free Admission for Members, Active Military and Children under 6.

Come visit the Homestead this Saturday! Free admission!