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Follow on Google News | The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum to Host Three Special Events in DecemberThursday, December 1, at 6 pm Town Hall Talk Archeological Findings at Boca Raton Robert Carr, Executive Director of the Archaeological and Historical Conservancy, will discuss pre-Columbian archaeology at Ocean Strand and other Boca Raton sites. The event starts at 6 pm with check-in and refreshments, and the lecture begins at 6:30 pm. FREE for BRHS members, $10 for guests. Thursday, December 8, at 6 pm Holiday Sips & Sounds Jeff Kaye & Krescendo Jazz will present a program of Holiday Favorites from Jingle Bells to Winter Wonderland to Rock of Ages and Silent Night. There will also be a sing-along. The evening will include everything from jazz standards to more traditional fare. + 6:00 to 6:45 pm Cocktail Reception sponsored by The Windham Hotel + 6:45 to 7:30 pm Performance Musicians include Jeff Kaye (trumpet), Rick Krive (keyboard), Cody Alan (saxophone), and vocalists Joanna Kaye and Wendy Pederson. Tickets: $60 for BRHS members; $70 for nonmembers For information or to purchase tickets, please visit: https://www.bocahistory.org/ Wednesday, December 14, at 6 pm Town Hall Talk Palm Beach County and the Second Seminole War A discussion between Josh Liller, Curator of the Jupiter Inlet & Lighthouse, and BRHS Curator Susan Gillis. The event starts at 6 pm with check-in and refreshments, and the lecture begins at 6:30 pm. FREE for BRHS members, $10 for guests. Currently on exhibit at The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum: Fifty Years of Collecting Running through December 2022 Featuring artifacts and memorabilia that represent the wide range of items that make up the ever-growing historical collections of The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum, the new temporary exhibition includes everything from Floy Mitchell's flapper dress to a circa 2000 Votomatic voting machine. These items show the breadth of the Boca Raton Historical Society's collections acquired over the past half-century and tell a story about how Boca Raton has grown and changed since its establishment as a farming village in the 1890s. Attached Jpeg: Archaeologist Robert S. Carr Available for Interview: Mary Csar, Executive Director Schmidt Boca Raton Historical Museum 561.395.6766 / director@bocahistory.org Media Contact: Gary Schweikhart, PR-BS 561.756.4298 / gary@pr- End
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