Museum Support
Alexander Hamilton Circle
Members of the Alexander Hamilton Circle are key players and participants in the evolving growth of the Museum. The generous members of this patrons' program provide vital funds for the general operations of the Museum—the foundation of all our activities.
In appreciation of their generosity and commitment, Alexander Hamilton Circle members receive special benefits at each level.
Membership Levels
Member $1,000
- Invitations to a monthly series of private receptions and exhibition viewings
- Complimentary copies of exhibition catalogues
- Unlimited free admission to the Museum with a guest
- Discount of 20% in the Museum Shop
- Discount of 10% at the Museum Café
- Subscription to the Museum Program Calendar and discounts on public program tickets
- Invitations to the Children’s Holiday Party, Spring Lecture Symposium Luncheon, Cabaret/Dinner, and Distinguished Business Award Dinner
- Name listing in the Museum’s Annual Report
- $900 is tax deductible
You can now join the Alexander Hamilton Circle at the $1,000 level online. Join Today.
Special Offer: $1,000
- All of the above benefits plus:
- Receive a limited edition print of For J. Singer Sargent or The Chessmen by photographer Gus Powell. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist.
- $400 is tax deductible
Special Offer: $1,250
- All of the above benefits plus:
- Receive a FRAMED limited edition print of For J. Singer Sargent or The Chessmen by photographer Gus Powell. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist.
- $400 is tax deductible
Associate $2,500
- All of the benefits of the Individual level membership
- A specially selected gift from the Museum Shop
- A guided tour of the Museum with refreshments for up to 10 guests (advance notice required)
- $2,350 is tax deductible
Fellow $5,000
- All of the benefits of the Associate level membership
- Name listing on the Museum’s Donor Wall
- Two complimentary tickets to the Spring Lecture Symposium Luncheon
- $4,700 is tax deductible
Patron $10,000
- All of the benefits of the Fellow level membership
- Two complimentary tickets to the Cabaret/Dinner
- Two reserved seats at all Museum public programs
- $9,500 is tax deductible
Partner $15,000
- All of the benefits of the Patron level membership
- Two complimentary tickets to the Distinguished Business Award Dinner
- $14,250 is tax deductible
Benefactor $25,000
- All of the benefits of the Partner level membership
For more information on the Alexander Hamilton Circle, please contact Karyn Bove, Deputy Director of Development, at (212) 534-1672 ext. 3321 or kbove@mcny.org.
Upcoming Alexander Hamilton Circle Special Events for 2008
Spring
May: Opening reception and preview of the exhibition Catholics in New York, 1808-1946, exploring how Catholics transformed the cultural, economic, and political life of the city
Summer
June: Illustrated presentation on The Mannahatta Project: Mapping Manhattan Island of 400 Years Ago by Dr. Eric Sanderson, Living Landscapes Program, Wildlife Conservation Society
June: Opening reception and preview of the exhibition New York Fast Forward: Neil Denari Builds on the High Line, the newest installment in the Museum’s series honoring New York’s most cutting-edge architects
June: Opening reception and preview of the exhibition Campaigning for President: New York and The American Election which draws on the rich collections of Jordan Wright’s Museum of Democracy to present a thought-provoking and entertaining show about New York City’s role in national politics.
July: Behind-the-scenes tour of Christie’s with a presentation on how to buy at auction with George McNeely, Senior Vice President, Business Development
Fall/Winter
September: Opening reception and preview of the exhibition Growing and Greening New York: PlaNYC2030 and the Future of the City, a compelling and timely show exploring Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s sweeping plan to enhance New York’s urban environment and to ensure a sustainable future for New York City
October: Opening Reception and Preview of the exhibition Paris/New York: Design Fashion Culture 1925-1940, a dazzling show exploring the myriad artistic relationships between Paris and New York.
October: Cooking demonstration by a master chef at the French Culinary Institute followed by wine and hors d’oeuvres. Presented in conjunction with Paris/New York: Design Fashion Culture 1925-1940 *We request a contribution of $75 per person to cover the costs of this event.
November: Visit to the studio of celebrated American couturier Maggie Norris with Phyllis Magidson, the Museum’s Curator of Costumes and Textiles
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