2015 Pawling DecemberFest at the John Kane House

 

2015 Pawling DecemberFest at the John Kane House

As in years past, the Historical Society of Quaker Hill and Pawling will be opening the John Kane House, 126 East Main Street, Pawling, NY,in conjunction with Pawling’s DecemberFest Celebration.

This year offers us a special reason to celebrate – after 30 years without them, our beautiful house again has period shutters,and sparkling fresh paint on the exterior to show them off! In addition, shrubbery on the East Main Street has been trimmed dramatically,so there is a better view of the home and an enticement to visit. Please note another change for us in 2015. Open house hours now reflect when we are open during the season, and are more in keeping with Colonial times: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.

At this beautiful historic home, George Washington’s headquarters in 1778,we will offer Seasonal Tours (Guides in Colonial Dress),complimentary refreshments, traditional exterior lighting and greenery, beautiful interior holiday decorations by volunteer members of the Pawling Garden Club, and live entertainment.  A donation of $3 per person would be appreciated.

The current schedule for Entertainment at the John Kane House is:

Saturday, December 5th
To Be Announced

Sunday, December 6th 3 p.m.
Rebecca Mancuso & Dina Montemarano sing “The Spirit of the Holidays”

Saturday, December 12th 3 p.m.

 Music Box Student Performers:
Joseph Kennedy, Tommy Kennedy, Lorraine Burns, Gabriella Randazzo, Megan Miller, Abigail Itty, Rebecca Itty, Maureen Benson, Lucas Carney, Autumn Laughlin

 Christ Church DQ Singers

 Barbara Vogel, Pianist, Playing Holiday Favorites

Sunday, December 13th 2: 30 p.m.
Marian Grudko, Author/Musician, presenting “Claudine” (The ladybug who wanted to live in Paris) And a selection of “Assorted Tales”

We invite you all to join us and be part of the Holiday Festivities at the historic John Kane House! For additional information, please contact:

Anne Wagner: amcwag@hotmail.com (email) or 845-855-9261 (telephone).

Author: Harlem Valley News