ANDES SOCIETY for HISTORY and CULTURE

	The Andes Society for History and Culture
	The Andes Society for History and Culture is a not for profit educational corporation established in 1975 for the purpose of promoting the history of Andes and the surrounding area and to provide diverse educational and cultural programming. It is located in the historic village of Andes, NY in the heart of the Catskill Mountains.

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Parthenia Davis Gift Shop

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	Upcoming Events
	Recurring Events: Roundtable Discussion Wednesday evenings - 7-9 pm Hunting Tavern General Meeting Monday, April 29th Pot-luck Dinner at 6:00 pm Meeting at 7:00 pm Hunting Tavern Museum The Thrift Store at the Fire Hall OPENS Mortgage Burning Ceremony! Possibly Saturday, May 18th -- check back for exact date Saturday, May 25th The Hunting Tavern Museum & Gift Shop opens for the season! 10 am to 3pm Saturday, May 25th The Plein Air Painters Exhibition OPENING Reception May 25th 3pm to 5pm Runs through 10/12 Live Music from The Tremperskill Boys Saturday, June 15th 7:30pm The Tremperskill Boys Band perform at the Pleasant Valley Meeting House The Tremperskill Boys are an old time string band whose core repertoire comes from fiddle tunes now native to the Catskill Mountains. It’s a special event for all ages! Tickets $7 Refreshments following show Andes Community Day Saturday, August 10th 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM Community Day at The Hunting Tavern On the second Saturday in August, Andes will hold its annual “Community Day,” and the tavern and museum will be among the centers of activity. Events of the day are still being scheduled Labor Day Weekend Pepacton Reservoir Day September 1st 12:30 pm The Pleasant Valley Meeting House. Dish to Pass October 28 Fall Membership Meeting at The Hunting Tavern December 7th Soup & Bread at THe Hunting Tavern Historical Exhibits at the Hunting Tavern Anti-Rent War and portions of past exhibits located upstairs