The Roosevelt Inaugural (Off) Site’s Victorian Christmas
Celebrating the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site’s Victorian Christmas - Away from Home:
As the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site completes their restoration work, they’ll be continuing with their annual Victorian Christmas traditions at offsite locations throughout the region.
So why not try a new way to celebrate the holiday with friends? Friday December 5th, the T.R. Site will be hosting a Wine and Beer sampling at the Central Library. This year, Fables Café will be providing the hors d’oeuvres and there will be libations provided by Flying Bison and Hertel Parker Liquor.
If dinner and dancing are what you are after, you can take your favorite partner over to Fanny’s Restaurant for an opportunity to show off your latest steps.
All proceeds benefit the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site Foundation.
Reservations only, no tickets at the door. Please Call, 716.884.0095
Friday, December 5 – Gala Reception & Silent Auction | Wine Tasting, Flying Bison Beer Sampling & Hors D’Oeuvres | Fables Café at the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library | One Lafayette Square, Buffalo | 6:00 – 9:00 pm | $25 Members, $30 Non-Members
Chef table 6-9 | Lavish Fresh fruit Display | Imported & domestic cheeses with crackers & crisps | Assorted tapas, bruschetta & spreads | Baked focaccia pizettes | Assorted Hand rolled Sushi |Assorted Canapes (curry chicken salad, smoked trout w/ cucumber salad, Wasabi beef) | Garden cous cous salad | Chaffer Items (Demi crab cakes & Samosa spring rolls
Thursday, December 11 | Candlelight Dinner & Dancing with the Mark Mazur Quartet | Fanny’s Restaurant, 3500 Sheridan Drive, Amherst | 6:00 pm – Champagne Reception | 7:00 pm – Dinner & Dancing | Three Course Dinner and Wine - $50 per person | Choice of Chicken Christopher, Pork Tenderloin or Pasta Romeo
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sbrof
Looks great, I noticed the construction in the late spring and wondered why there wasn't a construction watch article about it. Another piece of the tourist puzzle coming together nicely.
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It's coming sbrof.
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sbrof
I have two pictures I took from through the fence during construction if you didn't already have some.
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