$20 per person.
A Breakfast hosted by the Greene County Historical Society for their invited Staff, Board Members and Trustees. Hosted at Pegasus Restaurant.
Join us for a memorable and immersive celebration honoring America’s 250th anniversary. This special event invites the community to step back in time and experience the spirit of the nation’s founding through engaging activities and live historical interpretation.
Recognized as a National Historic Landmark and the Hudson Valley’s oldest home, the Bronck Museum offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience centuries of history in one remarkable setting. The reopening celebrates the continued preservation and sharing of this important site, welcoming guests to explore its rich heritage and significance.
Step back in time on the Tour of Homes, where you can explore stunning historic spaces from elegant Victorian houses to churches dating back to the 1830s. Local homeowners open their doors for this special event, all set against a backdrop of beautiful seasonal foliage.
Free Admission
On the steps of the County Court House on Main Street in Catskill, Greene County will be celebrating America 250 ,There will be a ceremony at 5pm at the Court House followed by a celebration along Main Street. The street will be closed from the Rip Van Winkle statue to the red light where sidewalk sales, live entertainment, cafe areas, demonstrations, vendor tables and children’s activities will take place.
Suggested Donation of $10.
Join us for our upcoming presentation on “The Declaration of Independence” by our beloved board member, Richard Muggeo.
Admission $25/person
Join Shelby Mattice for the Curator’s Tour, "Bed Bugs and Rats." Search for a good nights sleep in times past. All Curators tours are approximately two hours long.
The “Bed Bugs and Rats” Tour will begin at 2PM this Friday, July 10. Tickets for the tour must be purchased at Curator Tour Tickets. Seating is limited for these tours.
Admission $15/Person
Presentation, Music and Wine Tasting with Lex Grey and the Urban Pioneers. in the Meadow Ridge Barn on the Bronck Museum grounds.
Suggested donation of $10
Join us to unwind and connect with history through a unique experience at the Bronck Museum. This special offering features a one-hour gentle class designed to be accessible and enjoyable for participants of all levels.
Following the class, attendees are invited to take part in an optional guided tour of the beautiful Bronck Museum grounds, providing a chance to explore the site’s rich history and scenic surroundings.
This event offers the perfect combination of relaxation, wellness, and local heritage, ideal for individuals seeking a peaceful and enriching outing.
Mats are available, if needed.
Admission $25/person
Join our Curator, Shelby Mattice on her Curators tour, Monumentum Mors-" Mourning in Victorian America. All Curators tours are approximately two hours long.
The “Monumentum Mors” Tour will begin at 2PM Friday, August 14. Tickets for the tour must be purchased at Curator Tour Tickets. Seating is limited for these tours.
Admission $30, advanced sale tickets $25
Step Back in Time: Experience a 1600s Dutch Tavern Evening at the Bronck Houses
Guests are invited to enjoy a one-of-a-kind evening at the historic Bronck Houses, transformed into an authentic 1600s Dutch tavern for a night of immersive history, food, and entertainment.
This unique event will feature costumed servers, period-inspired music, and the warm glow of candlelight, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of colonial tavern life. Attendees can savor craft beer and traditional tavern fare while soaking in the ambiance of the 17th century.
Perfect for history enthusiasts and those seeking a memorable night out, this experience brings the past to life in a truly engaging way.
Reservations are required, and early booking is encouraged due to limited availability.
Admission $25/Person
Join Shelby Mattice for the Curator’s tour, ” Privies, Earth Closets and Close Stools.” Dealing with human waste before the advent of flush toilets.
The “Privies, Earth Closets and Close Stools” Tour will begin at 2PM on Friday, September 11. Tickets for the tour must be purchased at Curator Tour Tickets. Seating is limited for these tours.
Suggested donation of $10
Join us for our upcoming presentation on “The Battles of 1776” by our beloved board member, Richard Muggeo.
Admission $30, advance sale tickets $25
Tea & Revolution at the Bronck Houses
Enjoy an afternoon of sweet and savory delights at the historic Bronck Houses. This special event offers a charming blend of culinary treats and cultural enrichment in a unique historic setting.
The experience includes a presentation by a period costumed interpreter.
With limited seating available, this intimate gathering provides a perfect opportunity to relax, learn, and indulge in a memorable afternoon inspired by the past.
Reservations are required, and early booking is strongly encouraged.
Free Admission
Celebrate Tradition at the Heritage Craft Fair
Join us to experience a day of creativity, tradition, and family-friendly fun at the upcoming Heritage Craft Fair.
This lively event will feature an exhibit and sale of heritage crafts, showcasing the skills and artistry of talented makers. Visitors can enjoy horse-drawn wagon rides, live music throughout the day, and a variety of delicious offerings from a food truck.
Additional highlights include an exciting raffle and auction, giving attendees the chance to take home unique items while supporting local artisans and programming.
Perfect for all ages, the Heritage Craft Fair offers a wonderful opportunity to celebrate traditional crafts, connect with the community, and enjoy a festive atmosphere.
Suggested donation of $10
Author Mike Bielkiewicz presents his book Saratoga Trail Tales at the Vedder Research Library. Program begins at 7pm followed by a book signing.
Admission $25/person
Join Shelby Mattice for the Curator’s tour, “Witchy Women.” The often dangerous relationship between marginalized women, ancient superstitions and traditional skills. All Curators tours are approximately two hours long.
The “Witchy Women” Tour will begin at 2PM on Friday, October 16. Tickets for the tour must be purchased at Curator Tour Tickets. Seating is limited for these tours.
Admission is $10 Adults, Kids are free
Get ready for a frightfully fun evening at the Cemetery Spooktacular & Halloween Party, a festive event designed for guests of all ages.
Attendees are invited to explore the grounds on a guided cemetery tour, take part in a lively costume contest, and enjoy tricks and treats throughout the evening. Additional activities include face painting and an exciting ghost hunting experience, making this event a perfect blend of spooky thrills and family-friendly fun.
Whether you come for the costumes, the treats, or the chills, the Cemetery Spooktacular offers a memorable way to celebrate the Halloween season with the community.
Suggested donation of $10
Presentation by Richard Muggeo and Ron Gabriele.
Suggested donation of $10
Presentation by Ron Gabriele recognizing 85th anniversary of the attack.
Suggested donation of $10
Presentation by Ron Gabriele recognizing 85th anniversary of the attack.
Exhibit and sale of heritage crafts, horse drawn wagon, live music, raffle and auction, food truck, 12pm - 4pm, Admission Free
Presentation and Music by Lex Grey and the Urban Pioneers
2pm, $15 Donation
Presented by Richard Muggeo
Vedder Research Library, 7pm, $10 Donation
Presented by Greene County Historian, Jonathan Palmer
Meadow Ridge Heritage Barn, 2pm, $10 Donation
Presented by Ron Gabriele
Vedder Research Library
$10 Donation
The challenges of the preparation and preservation of family food.
