Governor’s Victorian Holiday Ball

Join us in celebrating the holiday season ⭐–1850s style– ⭐with an evening of historic cocktail making, 19th century dance lessons, live period music, a magic lantern show, light food and drink (cash bar for alcohol, must be 21+ with ID), and more!

Formal dress code is suggested and Victorian Period attire is encouraged!

The Governor’s Victorian Holiday Ball got its name from John Alsop King, Rufus King’s eldest son. John was Governor of New York from 1857-1859 and during John’s ownership, King Manor was referred to as the “Governor’s House” and retained this name well into the 20th Century.