2025 Schedule of Events
Bronck Museum Opens for Scheduled Guided Tours on May 24!
Guided Tours are offered by prior reservation on
Wednesday - Saturday at 11AM, 1PM and 3PM
Sunday at 1PM and 3PM
To make reservations go to: https://www.gchistory.org/schedule-tour
2025 Curator Tours with Shelby Mattice
June 27 "Underneath It All" The undergarments that shaped both women’s fashion and their bodes 1750 to 1900.
July 25 "Before Martha" The challenges of the preparation and preservation of family food 1700-1820.
September 19 "Bits and Pieces" Greene County quilts from the Bronck Museum collection 1780-1900
October 24 "Winter Woes" Winter life in Early America
September 14
Songs of the Saloon, Presentation and Music by Lex Grey and the Urban Pioneers, 2pm, $15 Donation
On Sunday, September 14, the Bronck Museum is pleased to welcome musicians Lex Grey and the Urban Pioneers for a special musical performance and presentation, “Songs of the Saloon."
This program will be a musical and historical romp through iconic watering holes of Greene County featuring local historian and NY Blues Hall of Fame Inductee Lex Grey. It will include stories and songs that brought communities together and influenced societal change.
The program will begin at 2pm and be held in the Meadow Ridge Heritage Barn on the grounds of the Bronck Museum. The Bronck Museum is located at 90 County Route 42, Coxsackie, NY. Suggested donation for this program is $15.
September 19
Curator Tour "Bits and Pieces" Greene County quilts from the Bronck Museum collection 1780-1900
On Friday, September 19 at 2PM the Bronck Museum will offer the third Curator’s Tour of 2025 aptly titled “Bits and Pieces,” a discussion and exhibit of quilts from the museum’s permanent collection dating from the 1770s to 1900.
Besides the obvious practical function of adding warmth to the early American bed, quilts had other perhaps less well-known aspects. A quilt served as a display of the maker’s aesthetic and needlework skills. They provided evidence of the family’s relative wealth and the extent of the maker’s family and community connections. Often the choice of quilt patterns had magical, protective or even political significance. Quilts, like most objects produced by any society, provide interesting and sometimes unexpected insights into the long gone world where they originated.
Reservations are requested and seating is limited. To reserve your seat, visit https://www.gchistory.org/2025-curator-tours. Admission to Curator’s tours is $25. For additional information call the museum at 518-731-6490. The Bronck Museum is located at 90 County Route 42, Coxsackie, NY.
October 5
Bronck Museum Heritage Craft Fair, Exhibit and sale of heritage crafts, horse drawn wagon, live music, raffle and auction, food truck, 12pm - 4pm, Admission Free
November 11
Stories of WWII Veterans, Presented by Ron Gabriele, Vedder Research Library, 7pm, $10 Donation