Shaker Village Temporarily Closed
On the instruction of public health officials and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear we have made the difficult decision to temporarily close Shaker Village to the public. After much thought and consideration, the safety and well-being of our guests and staff must come first. We will reopen to guests when the COVID-19 virus spread has been mitigated and health officials indicate we can open safely to the public.
This closure impacts access to all hiking trails, The Preserve, The Farm, The Inn, The Historic Centre, The Shops and The Trustees’ Table restaurant. We will have staff on-site to care for our farm animals, historic buildings and grounds during the closure.
As a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit it is especially difficult to close our doors as we depend on the generous contributions made by our guests, friends and supporters. Now, more than ever we look to you to ensure that Shaker Village is able to continue its mission of sharing the legacies of the Kentucky Shakers with future generations.
Postponed or Canceled Public Events
All events through May 16, 2020 have been canceled. Some events may be rescheduled for future dates. For information on rescheduled events please subscribe to our emails (bottom of this page), follow us on social media and check our website.
If you have already registered or purchased a ticket for one of our upcoming events through May 16, 2020 we will be reaching out to you in regards to cancellations, refunds and reschedules. For additional questions or assistance please email info@shakervillageky.org.
Additional Resources
For additional information and resources about the coronavirus, we recommend the following:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
The CDC has a page dedicated to updates, educational information, and tips, as well as travel warnings and guidelines.
State of Kentucky
Media Inquiries
- For media inquiries, please email marketing@shakervillageky.org
