Zadock Pratt Museum - 2001 Schedule of Events

Prattsville 2001 Calendar of Events

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This year we have a full calendar of exhibits, outdoor events, museum dinners - read below.:
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It includes over 20 years of museum dinner menus and has room for updates.

Please review what we did in recent years. It will give you a good idea of what the Museum does each year and you will want to join us for our upcoming events. 1998 ... 1999 ... 2000 ... 2001 ... 2002 and our 2003 events and plan a trip here.
April 28, 2001 7 p.m.	Pratt Museum Spring Candlelight Dinner Our Annual Spring dinner was enjoyed by many museum members, neighbors from Prattsville and area and many guests from out of town. Enjoy the superb cooking, service and fine wines provided by the Friends of Pratt Museum. Seating is limited. Please contact the Pratt Museum at 518-299-3395 for information and reservation.
May 5, 2001 7 p.m.		Spring Fling Dance Pratt Museum Friends Event Friends of the Zadock Pratt Museum in Prattsville will hold their third Annual Spring Fling dance at the Windham Arms. "The Avalons", a big band sound, will play for dancing or listening pleasure again this year. Assorted cheeses, crackers and fruit will be served. Cash bar. Last year, this was a well-attended fundraiser for the Pratt Museum. Co-chaipersons of the dance: Patricia Reineke, Marianne Neuber, Elinor Lange.
May 26, 2001 Wed-Sun 1-4 p.m. Labor Day - Columbus Day	Pratt Museum opens for the season with a special exhibit by Marianne Neuber: "Prattsville Photo Album: Historic Photographs of People and Places in the Area". Over 200 photographs taken by local residents will be on display. Carriage House Cafe & Gift Shop Open Please contact the Friends of the Pratt Museum at 518-299-3395 for information. Co-chairwomen Alice Rowan and Grace Birnbaum.
May 26 - Oct 8, 2001 Wed-Sun 1-4 p.m. Labor Day - Columbus Day	New Exhibit: "Prattsville Photo Album: Historic Photographs of People and Places in the Area" An Exhibit of Community Photographs at the Pratt Museum "A rare and unique glimpse into the history of our area ..." wrote the Mountain Eagle newspaper in May 2001. The Pratt Museum's main exhibit for 2001 features photo documentary of life in Prattsville in the last hundred years. Over 200 photographs taken by local residents are on display. See more details ...
May 28, 2001	Memorial Day Parade - Prattsville. Pratt Museum float was in the parade Chairperson: Virginia Hull
June 10, 2001 1 p.m. tee-off Lunch 12-1		Golf Tournament Pratt Museum Friends Event This third annual event was held at Christman's Golf Course. $45 per person (Pre-registration $40) included green fees, carts and lunch. Proceeds donated for Improvements of the Zadock Pratt Museum. Individuals and teams are encouraged to enter. Send your entry to Claude W.Lutz Inc, PO Box 310, Prattsville NY 12468. (518-299-3432). Contact Ray Braciello on 518-299-3432 for more details.
July 7 & 8, 2001 Sat: 1 & 6 pm Sun: 2 pm Weekend began July 6 at 8 pm with the Band HAIR TRIGGER		Prattsville Rodeo - 2nd year - Top National Cowboys, Trick Show, Rodeo Clowns, Parade, sponsored by the Prattsville Chamber of Commerce Rodeo was held at Conine Field in Prattsville. A unique opportunity to see a professional Rodeo in the Catskills ... summer fun in the Catskills. Real live western show, tricks, a parade, the band HAIR TRIGGER and lots more ... write to Prattsville Chamber of Commerce, P.O.Box G, Prattsville, NY 12468. Advance tickets: $10 adult, $5 child. Sponsored by Jim's Great American and A.J.Young's AGWAY.
July 28, 2001 7 p.m.	5th Annual Pratt Museum Summer Waterfalls Dinner 66 people enjoyed the sold-out , extremely popular dinner overlooking the waterfalls. Meet museum members, neighbors from Prattsville and area and many guests from out of town. Enjoy the superb cooking, service and fine wines provided by the Friends of Pratt Museum .... contact the Friends of the Pratt Museum at 518-299-3395 for information and reservation. Review this year's menu: "French Flair" ! Plan to join us next year !
August 12, 2001 all day	10th Annual Old Prattsville Day on the Prattsville Commons will be an action-packed day well worth visiting for all the activities, rides, dancing, ... Friends of the Pratt Museum will hold the annual Silent Auction, in which dozens of valuable items will be sold to benefit the museum. Jim Young, of the Prattsville Chamber of Commerce says "Please plan to come and visit us this year for a nice get-together". Church services at 11 a.m. Join us for an old fashioned picnic. Bring a covered dish, if you can, please. The Prattsville Chamber of Commerce will be providing free hamburgers, hot dogs & sausages. @2 pm and @4 pm, Schoharie Valley Cloggers Hilton Kelly & His Sidekicks - fiddlers Children's Entertainment: Hula Hoop, Nickel Races, Watermellon seed spitting contest, Pie Eating Contest, Tug of War, Horseshoe Pitching Kids' Rides in the Great American parking lot across from Prattsville Day activities Antique tractors & steam engines on exhibit, some of them working! Exhibit by Dan Ryan. Vendors stands for your shopping All day: Silent Auction of many items to benefit the Zadock Pratt Museum
September 15, 2001, 5:30 p.m.	5th Annual Progressive Dinner - *Pratt Museum Friends Event. This year's dinner was going to have an International Flavor. The Progressive dinner was canceled this Fall, following the September 11 events in New York City and Washington, D.C. Please join us again next Fall. 5:30 p.m.* - Beautiful gardens of Bob & Joanne Dunphy, Lower Maple Lane, Prattsville. - Hours d'ouevres, prepared by Jeanette Orlando, chef at Mill Brook, Windham 6:30 p.m. - The Old Manse, across from the Great American, Main Street, Prattsville. 4 delicious salads and a variety of breads, prepared by the Reformed Dutch Church of Prattsville. 7:30 - 8:45 p.m. - Four Seasons Restaurant, owned by Larry and Ann Paccione who will serve roast beef (American style), Red potatoes (Irish), Kielbasa (Polish), Fried Rice (Chinese), Ravioli (Italian), Tortilla (Spanish) and French bread. Wine included 9 p.m. - on to the Hideaway for their scrumptious and delicious international desert buffet, served by our friends Phil and Elsa Stuppert and Suzette and R.Donnison TO BOOK, phone Grace Birnbaum 518-299-3138 or the Pratt Museum at 518-299-3395 to make a reservation.
October 20, 2001, 7 p.m.	Pratt Museum Fall Candlelight Dinner *Pratt Museum Friends Event* 50+ people joined us for the extremely popular dinner at the Pratt Museum, met museum members, neighbors from Prattsville and area and many guests from out of town and enjoyed the superb cooking, service and fine wines provided by the Friends of Pratt Museum. Review the mouth-watering Fall 2001 menu! For next year's dinners, please contact the Friends of the Pratt Museum at 518-299-3395 for information and reservation.
Dec 7, 8, 9, 2001 Friday 7-9 pm Saturday 12 noon - 9 pm Sunday 1-5 pm		*Annual Holiday Open House "Light up the Holidays"*** The 21st annual holiday open house at the Zadock Pratt Museum. FREE ADMISSION. Pratt Museum ornament on this year's White House Christmas Tree! Master craftsman Howard Bartholomew was chosen by Governor Pataki's office to be one of four New Yorkl State artists to create an ornament for the White House Christmas Tree. Mr. Bartholomew chose the Pratt Homestead and will present a replica ornament to the Museum December 7th at 8 p.m. This miniature representation of the Zadock Pratt Homestead will be on display throughout the weekend, and will become part of our permanent collection. This holiday season, the Pratt Museum pays a special tribute to our men and women in uniform. Featuring uniforms and memorabilia from the Armed Forces, New York City Police, New York City Fire Department, the Medical Profession, the Boy Scouts, the Conservation Department and the ROTC. Please come and join us for a tour of each festively decorated rooms, which includes "Peace on Earth" storybook trees from the Gilboa Conesville Elementary School. Refreshments will be served with Santa in the "Carriage House Canteen". Wishing you a Happy and Joyous Holiday from all of us at The Zadock Pratt Museum. For more information call 518-299-3395. This program is funded in part with a grant from Greene County Council on the Arts, the A.Lindsay and Olive B.O'Connor Foundation and our members.
Prattsville 2001	Come and stay in one of the fine hotels, motels, B&B's - Platinum business members of the Museum Eat at one of the excellent restaurants here - Platinum business members of the Museum Shop at the many shops in the area - Platinum business members of the Museum
Please review what we did in recent years. It will give you a good idea of what the Museum does each year and you will want to join us for our upcoming events. 1998 ... 1999 ... 2000 ... 2001 ... 2002 and our 2003 events and plan a trip here.

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