While living at the Cottage, Abraham Lincoln wondered about the future of the country. He observed, questioned, and shifted his perspective in search of new information. By demonstrating a deeper curiosity about himself, others, and the world, Lincoln was able to act bravely.

Reserve a table and join President Lincoln’s Cottage to develop your own curiosity and discover how tiny, perfect things can make a big impact on new ideas.

Program Includes:

· Group reading of Tiny, Perfect Things by Author M.H. Clark and illustrated by Madeline Kloepper

· Go on an interactive adventure of the Cottage’s gardens and make a craft that shows how new ideas, like tiny seeds, can make the world a brighter, more colorful place

*Program was developed for ages 2-8, but children of all ages are welcome to participate. Space is limited to ensure social distancing.  Masks required for