Explore Geneva's oldest cemetery on Stevens Street with Museum Educator, Heidi Howlett. Learn the meanings of markings on tombstones and stories of prominent settlers. Also learn about the recent restoration efforts Heidi and her group of volunteers have accomplished. Meet at the cemetery. REGISTER HERE

Forty years ago Geneva celebrated its 150th anniversary with five months of events including a birthday party, pageant, tree contest, slide show and a time capsule. Explore how the community came together to honor Geneva's history and let's discuss ideas for the 200th anniversary in 2035. Presented by GHM Executive Director, Terry Emma. REGISTER HERE

Where is the most haunted spot in Geneva? Join us for ghostly tales shared through guided tours of historic downtown. Tours start at the museum. REGISTER FOR THE DATES & TIMES BELOW: Ghost Walk - 4PM, Friday, October 24 Ghost Walk - 6PM, Friday, October 24 Ghost Walk - 4PM, Saturday, October 25 Ghost…

Come learn the origins of some of Geneva's most-treasured holiday traditions including the Christmas Walk and the Santa House. Presented by Geneva native and GHM Executive Director, Terry Emma. REGISTER HERE

Join us for this members only meeting to elect the 2026 GHM Board of Directors and to celebrate the museum's accomplishments. Appetizers, wine and refreshments will be served. Special 20% off Gift Shop purchases for attendees (some exclusions apply). REGISTER HERE

From presidential visits to patriotic parades, Through the Eyes explores how the people of Geneva have experienced, contributed to, and commemorated key moments in American history over the past 250…

2nd Tuesday @ 2PM Program In 1919, thirty-five veterans met to form Geneva's American Legion Post 75. Learn the story of how the organization grew and became what it is…

2nd Tuesday @ 2PM Program The Library has a rich history dating back to the 1870s. Join Museum Educator, Heidi Howlett to learn the story of Geneva's Public Library. Reservations…

2nd Tuesday @ 2PM Program Join Museum Curator, Markie Striegel as she examines how Genevans responded to the challenges of World War I and shares personal stories from local soldiers who experienced the war firsthand. Reservations recommended at $5/person, free for museum members. REGISTER HERE