Step inside the Farm House Museum, where time stands still and the shadows whisper. Explore crafts and activities inspired by real Victorian funerary and mourning rituals—arrange your own funeral bouquet, etch your name upon a casket plaque, write your epitaph and sit for the faux-est mortem photograph. Complimentary snacks… for the living.

The spiral of a shell, the symmetry of a flower, the seemingly impossible structure of snowflakes. Hidden in the flora and fauna of nature is a structure and a rhythm found in geometry and mathematics. Join a free guided tour of several botanical and nature-themed sculptures that center around the shapes and structure of life.

Discover the artistic and cultural objects found in University Museums collections that tell stories from around the world. Michèle Schaal, Professor of French and Women's and Gender Studies, and Adrienne Gennett, curator of the Brunnier Art Museum, will guide visitors through the tales of origin, caution, and celebration on exhibit.