Brookfield residents Ryan Blessey and Bob Pitcher will give a hands-on demonstration at the Gurski farm's working blacksmith shop in the 's forge. The museum will host the demonstration and open house, which will include several display's of working "one-lung" farm machines from the turn of the last century, as well as tours of the Merwin Brook Cemetery situated next to the forge.
During the program, the Brookfield Educational Association will be recognized for their contributions to the restoration of the blacksmith shop as a way of furthering community educational programs. Collete Sturm, the Association's president, will be on hand for the event. Admission is free.
Refreshments will be served.