Wizard of Oz Comes to Coggeshall Farm Museum

Characters on the Farm Day

For Immediate Release: 

May 29, 2024

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BRISTOL, RI– Coggeshall Farm Museum is delighted to announce the magic of Characters on the Farm: Wizard of Oz edition. On June 22, families and friends are invited to follow the hay bales into the world of Oz right here in Bristol.


Throughout the day, the beloved characters Dorothy, Glinda, the Scarecrow, and the Lion will roam the farm, interacting with guests and posing for photos. In addition to meeting the characters, visitors can partake in a variety of themed activities and crafts inspired by the tale of the Wizard of Oz.


“We’re excited to welcome families to see the Wizard of Oz come to life on the farm,” said Coggeshall Farm Museum’s Executive Director Shelli Costa. “This enchanting programming is a great way to encourage visitors to experience the farm in new and exciting ways. Characters on the Farm promises to be a magical experience that creates cherished memories for all.”



Pre-registration is highly recommended, as tickets to this event are expected to sell out quickly. Guests can choose from four arrival times: 11:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:00 p.m., or 2:00 p.m. To purchase tickets online, visit https://coggeshallfarm.org/event/characters-on-the-farm/. Ticket prices are as follows: $15 for Non-Member Adults; $8 for Non-Member Youth (Ages 4-17); $13 for Member Adults; $8 for Member Youth (Ages 4-17); free for children 3 and under. Guests are welcome to explore the farm until closing at 4:00 p.m.

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About Coggeshall Farm: Set on 48 acres of coastal farmland in Bristol, Rhode Island, Coggeshall Farm recreates the daily experience of tenant farmers on a salt marsh farm in the late 18th century. With a new, innovative partnership with Old Sturbridge Village, Coggeshall will expand and enhance the visitor experience through live interpretation, enriching events and educational programming, historic structures, heirloom plants and gardens, and heritage-breed animals.