Constitution & Cocktails

September 19, 2023 | 6 PM — 8:30 pm

Our annual fundraiser is back!

2024 Honorees…TBA

Raise a glass to the 237th anniversary of the signing of the US Constitution and support accessible educational programs that foster critical thinking and civic engagement in Queens and beyond! Sipping cocktails with us will help King Manor continue to engage and inspire over 5,000 students, their families, and 10,000 members of our community every year.

This year, we’re thrilled to host Constitution & Cocktails once again at our 19th-century historic house in Rufus King Park. The evening will include cocktails, passed hors d'oeuvres, and live music with presentations from community members and plenty of time to enjoy our period rooms.

Please note: As per Emergency Executive Order No. 225, guests who wish to enter the museum to view our period rooms and art exhibition will be required to show proof of vaccination at the door. If you do not wish to disclose your vaccination status, you may still enjoy the outdoor festivities with us.

Early Bird 2+ Ticket Special

Available only through September 1st! Must purchase at least two (2) tickets.

$100 per ticket

Regular Admission

Tickets will continue to be available online and at the door!

$120 per ticket

Sponsorship Opportunities

Promote your business all year long by supporting King Manor! Learn how.

 

All proceeds will go to benefit King Manor's educational programming, including school programs, family craft days, professional development for educators, community festivals, public workshops, and more.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsoring Constitution & Cocktails at King Manor Museum is good business!

At the $500 level or higher, your company’s name and logo will be featured on our website, flyers, social media, and monthly e-newsletters, consistently placing your brand in front of the museum’s combined in-person and online audiences of 30,000. And, because we partner with several community organizations throughout Southeast Queens, you’ll reach thousands more through King Manor’s participation in community events, fairs, and other celebrations.

Best of all, at any sponsorship level your brand will be synonymous with King Manor’s mission to teach critical thinking for a healthier democracy. With your support we are able to provide free, quality, and accessible educational programming to a low-income community, offer career training and mentorships for students and young professionals, and create an inclusive space for our diverse audiences to explore history, social justice, and civics.

We thank you for your consideration of sponsoring civic engagement and humanities education in Southeast Queens, and look forward to welcoming you to our King Manor family!

7th grade students participate in a special workshop with local paper artist Rejin Leys as they learn about the historic process of making cotton paper.

7th grade students participate in a special workshop with local paper artist Rejin Leys as they learn about the historic process of making cotton paper.

 

$50

  • 1/4 page ad in our event program

  • Verbal acknowledgement during the event

$250

Learning Center Table Sponsor

  • Name listed in event’s program

  • Name on a plaque on the table you helped purchase

  • 1 ticket to the event

  • Verbal acknowledgement during the event

$75

  • 1/2 page ad in our event program

  • Verbal acknowledgement during the event

$300

Dessert Sponsor

  • Name listed in event’s program

  • 1 ticket to the event

  • Verbal acknowledgement during the event

$150

  • Full page ad in our event program

  • 1 ticket to the event

  • Verbal acknowledgement during the event

$400

Music Sponsor

  • 1/4 page ad in our event program

  • 2 tickets to the event

  • Verbal acknowledgement during the event

$500

Host Committee

  • 1/4 page ad in our event program

  • 2 tickets to the event

  • Verbal acknowledgement during the event

  • Your name listed on the printed invitation

$1000

Learning Center Sponsor

  • Name on a plaque inside the door

  • 1/4 page ad in our event program

  • 4 tickets to the event

  • Verbal acknowledgement during the event

$3500

Mural Sponsor

  • Name or business featured in the mural

  • 1/2 page ad in our event program

  • 7 tickets to the event

  • Verbal acknowledgement during the event

For more information on sponsorship opportunities please contact us at

contact@kingmanor.org
(718) 206-0545

 
Jane Austen Sewing Circle (Feb '20): Crafters gathered to appreciate a read-aloud of the early 19th-century author while making handicrafts in our historic kitchen.
Crazy Quilts (2019): Our monthly Hands on History program focused on the role of teaching sewing skills in 19th-century mother/daughter relationships, while this mother and her daughters tried their hands at crazy quilting!
Art Carts (2019): King Manor partnered with Southeast Queens Artist Alliance (SEQAA) to present a free art event promoting local artists, social justice, and community.
Art Carts (2019): King Manor partnered with Southeast Queens Artist Alliance (SEQAA) to present a free art event promoting local artists, social justice, and community.
Art Carts (2019): King Manor partnered with Southeast Queens Artist Alliance (SEQAA) to present a free art event promoting local artists, social justice, and community.
Victorian Paper Flowers (Aug '20): Over 150 participants made historic paper flowers online in this workshop, partnering with Queens Public Library's Culture Pass
Traditions Festival (2019): Celebrating the myriad of cultures represented in Queens from the 18th century to the present day, our free annual festival supports local artists, interpreters, and connects visitors with our diverse neighborhood.
Traditions Festival (2019): Celebrating the myriad of cultures represented in Queens from the 18th century to the present day, our free annual festival supports local artists, interpreters, and connects visitors with our diverse neighborhood.
Traditions Festival (2019): Celebrating the myriad of cultures represented in Queens from the 18th century to the present day, our free annual festival supports local artists, interpreters, and connects visitors with our diverse neighborhood.
Traditions Festival (2019): Celebrating the myriad of cultures represented in Queens from the 18th century to the present day, our free annual festival supports local artists, interpreters, and connects visitors with our diverse neighborhood.
Traditions Festival (2019): Celebrating the myriad of cultures represented in Queens from the 18th century to the present day, our free annual festival supports local artists, interpreters, and connects visitors with our diverse neighborhood.
Traditions Festival (2019): Celebrating the myriad of cultures represented in Queens from the 18th century to the present day, our free annual festival supports local artists, interpreters, and connects visitors with our diverse neighborhood.
Traditions Festival (2019): Celebrating the myriad of cultures represented in Queens from the 18th century to the present day, our free annual festival supports local artists, interpreters, and connects visitors with our diverse neighborhood.
Ethnobotany Project NYC (2019): Visitors attend a heritage seed talk featuring our community garden. Our garden's produce represents the foodways of 19th-century European-Americans, enslaved and free Africans in the Americas, and Lenape Nations, and