The Joseph N. Goff House Museum and Cultural Center is located in the historic Village Center, 2 Barton Hill Road,and stands as proud testament to our community's cultural, civic, and architectural heritage. Our facilities invite and support a wide variety of cultural and enrichment programs aimed at adding quality and depth to community life. The facility also houses artifacts and memorabilia of Connecticut's 84th Governor and East Hampton native son, William A. O'Neill.
It's been a great season so far (aside from potential rain and heat)! Here are the Higby Bluegrass Mountain Band - the Casey Sisters - The 102nd Army Band and the Survivors Swing Band!
For rental information of the heated/air conditioned Goff House Museum space ON THE LOWER LEVEL of the building for smaller functions, contact Dean Markham, deanmarkham@comcast.net or call 860-918-4400. PLEASE NOTE, THIS NUMBER IS FOR RENTAL OF LOWER LEVEL SPACE ONLY.The large hall on the second floor of the Joseph N. Goff House is currently rented full time and is no longer available for event rentals.
