Join us for a Revolutionary-era tea presented in the spirit of an 18th-century Colonial Salon, where food, conversation, literature, and political ideas were shared in lively company.

Enjoy a thoughtfully prepared selection of cakes, tea-poached pears, savory bites, and specialty drinks while being transported back to 1776. Encounter Thomas Jefferson and John Adams in engaging first-person portrayals as they reflect on the decisions that shaped a nation, alongside appearances by Phillis Wheatley and Mercy Otis Warren—and hear a British perspective from a soldier of the Crown.

The program features a stirring reading of the Declaration by Colonel John Nixon, as it was first proclaimed in 1776, followed by an opportunity for audience discussion.

$40.00 per person |  Pre-Paid Reservations Only

Tickets: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/a-colonial-salon 

Please reserve your spot by May 31

Presented by Polly Gillet Hull Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution

Questions: text or call Deborah Stauring at 716.984.8177

Location: Victorian Erisman Home, 5962 Genesee St.