Livingston County Historical Society and Museum

09/01/2026

Indigenous Perspectives on the 250th Anniversary of American Independence will bring together members of the Seneca Nation of Indians, Tonawanda Seneca Nation, and scholars of Native American history for a thoughtful panel discussion featuring:

Arrell Stephen Henhawk — Cornell University
Dr. Kurt Anders Jordan — Cornell University
Dr. Maeve Kane — University at Albany
Grandell “Bird” Hallett Logan — Tonawanda Seneca Nation
Dr. Michael Leroy Oberg — SUNY Geneseo
David Shongo — Seneca Nation of Indians
Dr. Andrea Smith — Lafayette College

Moderated by Dr. Michael L. Oberg, SUNY Geneseo.

📅 September 12 | 3:00 PM
📍 Doty Recital Hall, SUNY Geneseo Campus

Space is limited and seating is first come, first seated.

This event is sponsored by the SUNY Geneseo History Department, Office of the President, and Livingston County Historical Society Museum.

We hope you’ll join us to listen, learn, and engage with perspectives essential to understanding our shared history.

08/14/2026

Our August Market is more than a day of shopping, it’s another way our community can come together to support the work of the Livingston County Historical Society.

Join us on August 29 to shop from local vendors, or become a vendor yourself! Every person who participates helps support the Museum and our continued work to preserve, protect, and share Livingston County’s history for generations to come.

Vendor spaces are $25 for a 10' x 10' space. To sign up, call 585-243-9147 or email [email protected].

Whether you’re setting up a table or stopping by to shop, thank you for supporting local history along the way!

08/11/2026

Shop local or join us as a vendor at our August Market! 🛍️

Looking to sell? Vendor spaces are $25 for a 10' x 10' space.

To become a vendor, call 585-243-9147 or email [email protected].

Come shop, sell, and support our local community!

07/28/2026

07/21/2026

Before construction begins, help us celebrate an exciting new chapter for the Livingston County Historical Society Museum!

Join us tomorrow for our Groundbreaking Ceremony!
📅 Wednesday 7/22/26 (Tomorrow)
🕒 Ceremony begins at 3:00 PM (Please gather by 2:45 PM.)
📍 30 Center Street

Whether you're a longtime supporter, community member, or simply curious about what's ahead, we'd love to have you join us as we celebrate this historic moment.

Please send us an email at [email protected] if you will be joining us so we can save you a chair, a beverage, and a nibble.

06/23/2026

Grab your tickets and help us tear up the dance floor!🕺

Demolition Disco is a one-of-a-kind evening of music, dancing, and community support as we prepare for the museum's upcoming renovation project. Participants can dance, or just enjoy the music!

Join us on June 26 from 7:00–9:30 PM at the Museum for a night of fun featuring music from the last 10 decades. Whether you're ready to dance the night away, catch up with friends, explore the museum, or simply support a great cause, all are welcome.

Every ticket and donation helps support the next chapter of the Livingston County Museum.

Get your tickets at the link in our bio!

06/18/2026

Please join us. APOG is donating the proceeds to the Livingston County Museum's building renovation project. Thank you APOG!

06/13/2026

Help Us Tear Up the Dance Floor, Before We Tear Up the Floor! 🕺

The Livingston County Historical Society presents Demolition Disco — a one-of-a-kind evening of music, dancing, and community support as we prepare for the museum's upcoming renovation project. Dance, or just enjoy the music!

Join us on June 26 from 7:00–9:30 PM at the Museum for a night of fun featuring music from the last 10 decades. Whether you're ready to dance the night away, catch up with friends, explore the museum, or simply support a great cause, all are welcome.

Every ticket and donation helps support the next chapter of the Livingston County Museum.

Get your tickets while they last: https://www.livingstoncountyhistoricalsociety.com/event-tickets/demolition-disco

04/24/2026

"Pulling the Thread: A Clara Barton Story."

Join Glenn McClure and guests as they explore themes and history that are shaping his new folk music opera based on Barton's time in Livingston County recovering from PTSD and the creation of the American Red Cross.

📍April 27, 2026 at 7:00 pm at Livingston County Museum

This program is supported in part by a grant from the Rochester Area Community Foundation, and Dansville ArtWorks.