The Friends of Harmony Hall - Jacob Sloat House is an energetic group of individuals who are dedicated to the preservation of this important landmark, and to the design and support of arts, cultural and historical programs that capitalize upon the benefits of this historic preservation effort, and promote the rich and varied history of New York's magnificent Ramapo River Pass and Highlands.
Organized under a provisional charter issued by the New York State Board of Regents on April 24, 2007, Friends of Harmony Hall works in partnership with the Town of Ramapo, the landmark's owner, to support and further on-site restoration efforts, to research and document the rich history of the estate and the Sloat family, and to design and implement a diverse and creative program of arts and educational activities.
Membership
A membership in Friends of Harmony Hall ~ Jacob Sloat House is an unique opportunity to invest in the past and in the future. When you become a member, you are supporting historic preservation at the same time you are providing the means for sharing the rich history, culture and environment of the Ramapo Pass and Highlands with generations to come.
You are also ensuring that we can continue our many diverse programs, which include musical and rare film performances; history lectures, exhibits and book signings; fine arts lectures and exhibits; member trips and hikes, such as the annual Cropsey hike to the top of historic Torne Mountain (left); signature events like our annual Victorian Holiday celebration; and a host of special events, like last summer's Sloatsburg Day celebration of 80th anniversary of the incorporation of the village, or this summer's Highlands Bluegrass Festival.
Join the preservation movement! Become a member today and support the restoration work and unique programs that are making Harmony Hall such a special place to visit…..again! If you're not ready to join, please sign-up to become part of our electronic mailing list. We'd be happy to send you information on our programs and our progress.
For more information on how you can become a member or to be added to our mailing list, please send an E-mail request to membership@friendsofharmonyhall.org. For information on events, contact events@friendsofharmonyhall.org. For more information on the organization, its mission and programs, please contact Curator Geoff Welch at curator@friendsofharmonyhall.org or contact us by telephone at (845) 712-5220.
The Friends of Harmony Hall - Jacob Sloat House is an energetic group of individuals who are dedicated to the preservation of this important landmark, and to the design and support of arts, cultural and historical programs that capitalize upon the benefits of this historic preservation effort, and promote the rich and varied history of New York's magnificent Ramapo River Pass and Highlands. 
Organized under a provisional charter issued by the New York State Board of Regents on April 24, 2007, Friends of Harmony Hall works in partnership with the Town of Ramapo, the landmark's owner, to support and further on-site restoration efforts, to research and document the rich history of the estate and the Sloat family, and to design and implement a diverse and creative program of arts and educational activities.
A membership in Friends of Harmony Hall ~ Jacob Sloat House is an unique opportunity to invest in the past and in the future. When you become a member, you are supporting historic preservation at the same time you are providing the means for sharing the rich history, culture and environment of the Ramapo Pass and Highlands with generations to come.
You are also ensuring that we can continue our many diverse programs, which include musical and rare film performances; history lectures, exhibits and book signings; fine arts lectures and exhibits; member trips and hikes, such as the annual Cropsey hike to the top of historic Torne Mountain (left); signature events like our annual Victorian Holiday celebration; and a host of special events, like last summer's Sloatsburg Day celebration of 80th anniversary of the incorporation of the village, or this summer's Highlands Bluegrass Festival.