WINTERTHUR — Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library announced Oct. 13 that its Point-to-Point Steeplechase will not take place in 2026.
The decision comes as the facility prepares to mark …
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WINTERTHUR — Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library announced Oct. 13 that its Point-to-Point Steeplechase will not take place in 2026.
The decision comes as the facility prepares to mark the museum’s 75th anniversary next year, as well as the nation’s 250th birthday.
While Point-to-Point has been called off, Winterthur will host a celebration in the spring to commemorate the museum’s 1951 opening and to honor its rich history and vibrant present.
Further details will be announced in the coming weeks.
Winterthur will also use 2026 as a transition period, to reimagine its Point-to-Point for 2027 and beyond, with a focus on mission, vision and community engagement.
“Point-to-Point has been a tradition for many, and we understand this news may be met with some surprise and disappointment,” CEO Chris Strand noted in a press release.
“However, the museum’s 75th anniversary presents a unique and meaningful opportunity to reflect while looking ahead. We look forward to celebrating the museum’s milestone next year and continuing our work to create memorable guest experiences for generations to come.”
Staff writer Mike Finney can be reached at 302-741-8230 or mfinney@iniusa.org.