We’re celebrating America’s 250th anniversary at Belleville History Field Day! Join us at the Historic Garfield Street Saloon Museum for this free event. You’ll enjoy historical demonstrations and workshops like soap making, beer making, laundry demonstrations and more. The saloon will also be open for tours, and we’ll have live music and food and drink available for purchase that celebrates Belleville’s German heritage.

Belleville History Field Day is a collaboration between the Belleville Historical Society, Gustav Koerner House Restoration, St. Clair County Historical Society, and the Abend and Garfield Streets Neighborhood.

Join us for a mid-century tea party at the Museum of Mid-Century Modern Architecture & Design, in partnership with local businesses for a whimsical and glamorous afternoon!

Your ticket includes:

• A seated tea tasting featuring selections from The Tea Spot and The London Tea Merchant
• Delicious refreshments and catering from local partners
• A lighthearted etiquette lesson with vintage flair
• Access to our beautifully restored spaces for photos and exploration
• Door prizes and special surprises throughout the event
• Participation in our vintage-inspired fashion showcase

Join us for a celebration of Belleville’s history, architecture and artistry at the Paint Historic Belleville Art Auction. Beautiful paintings of Belleville buildings painted by talented local artists will be on display at the Historic Garfield Street Saloon Museum. The incredible paintings will be available for purchase at the end of the event.

Belleville natives Henry Raab, a master teacher, and Jacob Brosius, an inventive manufacturer, are being inducted into the Belleville Walk of Fame. The public is invited to join us for the ceremony.