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A Revolutionary Weekend

Museum of Jersey City History · Jersey City

🎭 Revolution is coming to the stage! 🎭 Join us for Petticoat Patriots, running November 5–8. Bold women, big ideas, and a little rebellion in every scene. In September 1780, Jane Tuers crosses the…

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Museum of Jersey City History301 Academy St, Jersey City, NJ 07306-4401, United States, Jersey City, NJ
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🎭 Revolution is coming to the stage! 🎭 Join us for Petticoat Patriots, running November 5–8. Bold women, big ideas, and a little rebellion in every scene. In September 1780, Jane Tuers crosses the Hudson into British-occupied New York to sell produce and returns with dangerous intelligence about Benedict Arnold’s plot to surrender West Point. As she weighs whether to share what she knows, her family and a young neighbor confront the risks of courage and the cost of speaking out. The play highlights women’s overlooked contributions to the Revolution and asks who gets remembered as a hero, and whose stories deserve to be told. ✨ A Revolutionary Weekend On Sunday, November 8, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Speranza hosts its first annual fall fundraiser, a 1770s-themed Coffee-Not-Tea Party at The Apple Tree House. In the spirit of revolutionary protest, the event declares, “We reject the British Tea of 1776 and declare our very own Coffee Tea Party!” Guests can enjoy coffee (generously s

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