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Tea with Dolley Madison

Pequannock Township Senior Center 530 Newark Pompton Turnpike, Pompton Plains, NJ

Presented by AAUW Greater Wayne Area Branch Carol McKinney, noted First Lady re-enactor portrays First Lady, Dolley Madison for our Meeting on April 16th. She encourages questions as her dialogue …

Paint and Sip

Passaic County Arts Center at the John W. Rea House 675 Goffle Rd, Hawthorne, NJ

Each month at PCAC we are dedicating an evening to celebrating "The Greats" – artists whose work shaped art history and continue to inspire us to this day. Bring your …

Ballroom Dancing

Passaic County Arts Center at the John W. Rea House 675 Goffle Rd, Hawthorne, NJ

Thursdays | 6pm – 8pm | May 8th – June 26th Join us for Ballroom Dance Class. Professional dancer and expert, Michael, will introduce students to the basics of dance. …

Teen Drawing Class

Passaic County Arts Center at the John W. Rea House 675 Goffle Rd, Hawthorne, NJ

Saturdays | 1:30pm – 3:30pm | May 10th – June 28th Join us for Teen Drawing Class. Experienced artist and educator Jamie Wandel will guide students through various hands-on exercises …

Loyalist Week

CANCELLED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER Step back in time at Dey Mansion and explore the captivating world of the American Revolution. Enjoy formal teatimes, living history demonstrations, and stories of …

Tea with Tories

Dey Mansion Washington's Headquarters 199 Totowa Road, Wayne, NJ

As part of our Loyalty Week event, local historian Todd Braisted will give a talk on Bergen County Loyalists in the Southern Campaigns, 1779-1782. Tea and Desert will be provided by High SocieTea. Suggested Donation $20.00, limited seating of 25 people.

$20

Loyalist Lecture: A Family Divided: Benjamin Franklin and His Loyalist Son William

Dey Mansion Washington's Headquarters 199 Totowa Road, Wayne, NJ

As part of our Loyalist Week event, Passaic County DCHA Staff Member Paul Maloney will give a first person talk portraying Benjamin Franklin. Paul's talk is a reflection on Benjamin Franklin's complicated relationship with his Loyalist son, William Franklin and the parallels between the Franklins and the Deys.