Buy your Tickets today for the 2026 Pelham Preservation & Garden Society’s Annual Garden Party which will be held on Saturday, June 6 from 7-10 pm. We are excited to reveal the party will be held at the beautiful home of Rhonda Kost and Alfred Spector at the historic “Pelham Dale” home 45 Iden Avenue. The home is one of only two houses in the Pelhams that pre-date the Revolutionary War. This was the home of Philip Pell II (1733-1788), a grandson of the Third Lord of the Manor of Pelham, Thomas Pell. All three of Philip Pell’s sons fought on the American side in the War for Independence. The house sat at the southern end of Philip Pell’s land, which included all the land in the present Village of Pelham.
You will learn more about this property while you enjoy light fare, drinks, music and a silent auction. Proceeds go to our beautification, advocacy and historic restoration work in the Pelhams. Open to the public, our event is always the most fun way to reconnect with neighbors, make new friends, and kick off the summer. Tickets on sale now: https://pelhampreservationsociety.com/garden-party-2-2-1
About PPGS
Formed in 1999, Pelham Preservation & Garden Society is a group of volunteer Pelhamites which develops programs and funds projects aimed at protecting and enhancing the aesthetic and historic character of the Pelham community. Recent projects of the PP&GS include the hanging flower baskets in downtown Pelham, tulip and daffodils at the train station and along first street, the stone and timber pergola in Wolfs Lane Park, the restoration of the historic police booth at Four Corners, benches at Pelhamdale Avenue and Boston Post Road bus stops, the restoration of the Benedict Fountain, and the annual “Mimi Buckley” PMHS scholarship.
Editor’s note: This press release was provided by the PPGS. The Pelham Examiner publishes press releases in the form received as a service to the community.
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