Historical Events

Join the Bronck Museum on Friday, July 25 for “Before Martha,” a curator-led tour exploring historic cooking methods and tools from the 1660s to 1830s, featuring three hearths across the farmstead.

Join us for the Annual Justine L. Hommel Memorial Lecture, celebrating the legacy of three remarkable women historians from Tannersville who documented the rich history of the Mountain Top, Catskills, and Hudson River Valley. A distinguished panel of experts will explore their lives and work, featuring discussion, a video interview, and insights into regional and Indigenous history.

This August, the MTHS Train Station will feature an exhibit honoring Nathan Dolinsky (1890–1980), a prolific artist, educator, and founder of Camp Schoharie whose work spanned portraits, landscapes, and still-lifes. The exhibit, curated by Carol Slutzky-Tenerowicz, includes original pieces, prints, and a diorama of his beloved “Dream Garden,” open weekends from 10–3.

A fundraiser for the restoration and preservation of the historic Hudson-Athens Lighthouse - live music, silent auction, great food, drinks, and more

Join Thomas Cole curators for a guided tour of Emily Cole: Ceramics, Flora & Contemporary Responses.

Family day at Thomas Cole

Olana, the most intact historic artist’s site in the U.S., features new works by Ellen Harvey and Gabriela Salazar, exploring lost structures that once shaped its landscape.