Amy Frey’s new play follows Samuel Treadwell Pell (1755–1786), a newly minted captain of the Continental Army, who cannot wait to get home to Pelham to see his fiancée (and cousin), Mary. However, when Mary’s family hosts British officers for dinner, she and Samuel have to decide if their future marriage can withstand a political divide. Frey examines the impact of bipartisan politics on family dynamics during the birth of the United States of America.

Returning by popular demand! Step into the flirtatious world of Jane Austen’s ballroom. Students will join Amy Frey in learning the elements of Regency country dance, including The Duke of Kent’s Waltz, the Haymaker’s Jig, and the Hole in the Wall (and maybe some witty banter along the way!)

Professor Shreeyash Palshikar presents a tribute to Harry Houdini to mark the centenary of Houdini’s death on Halloween in 1926.

Join us for a weekend of dungeon-delving, dragon-slaying, and fundraising with interactive roll-playing and story-telling adventures!

Come celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a tree ID walk on the Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum grounds and learn about the significance of trees used in the everyday lives of indigenous people who lived on this land.

Start the holiday season off with a bang at Bartow-Pell’s festive annual luncheon.

Experience the mansion decked out for the holidays and enjoy the mellifluous and merry sounds of the a cappella MetropoliTones—back by popular demand—from 6 to 8 p.m.

Enjoy lavish hors d’oeuvres, festive cocktails, live music, and a silent auction and raffle while supporting Bartow-Pell during the holiday season!

Red Monkey Theater Group’s Sean Coffey presents his one-man dramatic adaptation of Dickens’ classic story of love, compassion, and redemption. Join Ebenezer Scrooge to discover what the spirit of Christmas is really about and delve into the mystery and magic of the holiday season.

Celebrate the season with a child-approved, bright, colorful, and deliciously decadent holiday-themed menu, story time and a visit from Snow Queen.

Amy Frey’s new play follows Samuel Treadwell Pell (1755–1786), a newly minted captain of the Continental Army, who cannot wait to get home to Pelham to see his fiancée (and cousin), Mary. However, when Mary’s family hosts British officers for dinner, she and Samuel have to decide if their future marriage can withstand a political divide. Frey examines the impact of bipartisan politics on family dynamics during the birth of the United States of America.

Returning by popular demand! Step into the flirtatious world of Jane Austen’s ballroom. Students will join Amy Frey in learning the elements of Regency country dance, including The Duke of Kent’s Waltz, the Haymaker’s Jig, and the Hole in the Wall (and maybe some witty banter along the way!)

Professor Shreeyash Palshikar presents a tribute to Harry Houdini to mark the centenary of Houdini’s death on Halloween in 1926.

Join us for a weekend of dungeon-delving, dragon-slaying, and fundraising with interactive roll-playing and story-telling adventures!

Come celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a tree ID walk on the Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum grounds and learn about the significance of trees used in the everyday lives of indigenous people who lived on this land.

Start the holiday season off with a bang at Bartow-Pell’s festive annual luncheon.

Experience the mansion decked out for the holidays and enjoy the mellifluous and merry sounds of the a cappella MetropoliTones—back by popular demand—from 6 to 8 p.m.

Enjoy lavish hors d’oeuvres, festive cocktails, live music, and a silent auction and raffle while supporting Bartow-Pell during the holiday season!

Red Monkey Theater Group’s Sean Coffey presents his one-man dramatic adaptation of Dickens’ classic story of love, compassion, and redemption. Join Ebenezer Scrooge to discover what the spirit of Christmas is really about and delve into the mystery and magic of the holiday season.

Celebrate the season with a child-approved, bright, colorful, and deliciously decadent holiday-themed menu, story time and a visit from Snow Queen.