The Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden is a lovely place in New York City. If you feel you have been to all the museums, try this place. So historic, and very quaint, you will really enjoy it. These are their events for the rest of the month of June. I need to do their tea one of these days!
Summer Garden Concerts and Tours
June 20, 6pm: Toma Iliev, a graduate of the Julliard School, presents Baroque and classical violin.
June 27, 6 pm: Christopher Morrongiello, Mannes College of Music, the Royal College of Music and the University of Oxford, captivates with lute music of the Renaissance and early Baroque.
$15 Adults, $5 Children Under 12, Babies under 1 free. Join as a museum member and admission is free.
For reservations and information, click here.
Opera in the Garden: The Fairy Queen
June 15, 7 pm
June 16, 7 pm.
Gramercy Opera comes to the Mount Vernon Hotel Museum. Join us in
our beautiful garden for their first main stage production: The Fairy Queen. This re-imagined version of the opera Purcell based on A Midsummer's Night's Dream has been rearranged by classically trained stage director Brittany Goodwin.
More information and tickets, here.
Ice Cream Garden Social
Join us in the garden for a Path Through History special: a 19th-century Ice Cream Social. It's an afternoon of ice-cream making, period games and toys and historical tunes for the whole family.
$15 Adults, $10 Members and Children Under 12.
For reservations and information, call 212 838 6878.
Grand Victorian Garden Tea
June 18, 4-8 pm.
Gemini and Scorpio invite you to travel back in time to the Victorian Age, to an elegant country resort a short carriage ride away from the hustle and bustle of the city (which at that time extended only as far as 14th Street). It's a proper turn-of-century tea party with finger sandwiches, scones and fancies served in a darling garden attached to an impossible Victorian cottage overlooking modern Manhattan. Historical chef Rebecca Leigh Silverman will hand-make delectable treats from antique recipes, and give a small talk about each dish. Enjoy period appropriate leisure activities too. Dress code: 1800-1910s summer garden party, with all white, cream and pastel tones encouraged. For tickets click here.
Gemini and Scorpio invite you to travel back in time to the Victorian Age, to an elegant country resort a short carriage ride away from the hustle and bustle of the city (which at that time extended only as far as 14th Street). It's a proper turn-of-century tea party with finger sandwiches, scones and fancies served in a darling garden attached to an impossible Victorian cottage overlooking modern Manhattan. Historical chef Rebecca Leigh Silverman will hand-make delectable treats from antique recipes, and give a small talk about each dish. Enjoy period appropriate leisure activities too. Dress code: 1800-1910s summer garden party, with all white, cream and pastel tones encouraged. For tickets click here.
Summer's 2017 History Weeks
Session One:
Ages 9–12, July 10–14, 8:30 am. to 3pm.
Fee: $275.
Session Two:
Ages 6–8, July 17–21,
9 am to 12:00 pm.
Fee: $200.
10% discount for Family Level Members
Storytime
Third Friday of each month at 10:30am, bring the little ones for historically-themed stories, role-play with the Museum''s Touch Collection, and a 19th-century craft or game.
On June 16, join us for stories about boating and make a paper boat to take home.
Designed for children 6 and under. Free with Museum admission or the Cool Culture Pass.
between First & York
212-838-6878
Hours:
Tuesday - Sunday
11:00am - 4:00pm
Closed New Year''s Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.
Admission:
$8 Adults
$7 Seniors & Students
Free for Children under 12 Free for Museum Members
Transportation:
Bus: M15, M31 or M57
Subway: N/R/W or 4/5/6
to Lexington/59th or Q to 63rd/Third
Built in the 18th century, The Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden is a historic site with a modern twist. Within its walls one can see travel, leisure, work and play in diverse antebellum New York. Today, the Museum entertains New Yorkers and travelers, still, with unusual events such as scavenger hunts, Victorian banquets, murder mysteries, historic pie making, and activities designed and tailored to today’s busy and sociable New Yorkers and visitors from around the world. Join us Tuesdays-Sundays for a personalized tour of our period rooms, and check out their website. MVHM.org.
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