Have you seen these prefab structures? Aren't they cool?

They're located on the Flushing Bay Promenade in Queens, a few hundred yards from the Mets' new stadium. Millions of people have seen them over the past 45 years, but almost nobody knows anything about them.

The Candela Structures: A New York City History Mystery, a new exhibition at the City Reliquary, tells the story of these underappreciated fiberglass formations and the surprising culture of mystery and misinformation surrounding them, from their origins as exhibit spaces during the 1964 World's Fair to their current status as neglected but enduring landmarks on the Queens waterfront.

The exhibit has been produced by journalist Paul Lukas and architect Kirsten Hively, who developed a crush on the Candela Structures last year and decided to investigate their backstory. What began as a quick research project turned into an eight-month odyssey of dead ends, wrong turns, and architectural obsession. The resulting exhibit should give these underrated structures the attention they've long deserved.

The exhibit will kick off with an opening reception on May 16th, 7pm, at the City Reliquary. Arts and crafts materials will be provided, so guests can sculpt their own Candela Structures, and the Reliquary will also provide "Save the Candelas" letters and envelopes, so guests can petition city officials to provide the Candelas with sorely needed repairs. Beer and other refreshments will be provided, and DJ Stacher will kick out the jams with mid-1960s pop-garage, psychedelia and Shea Stadium live concert hits.

The Candela Structures: A New York City History Mystery will remain on view at the Reliquary through June 28th.

Saturday May 9th, 12noon 6pm

Havemeyer between Hope and Grand streets

6 10pm, Afterparty in the City Reliquarys spacious backyard.

Its a block party for your bicycle! Come and celebrate at our fifth annual Bicycle Fetish Day, with Bike related events including, but not limited to, awards and celebrations of bicycle culture, bike artwork, bicycle rides, and bicycle beautification stations to spiff up your wheels. Burgers, & Dogs of the meat and veggie kind will be on sale at the grill, and Brooklyn Beer will be purchasable at the Museum. Local bike-related organizations will be on-hand to share pro-cycling gear and information, including but not limited to: The Pablo Legal Defense Fund, Outlier Tailored Performance, Taliah Lempert, Transportation Alternatives, and many more. Afterparty at the City Reliquarys spacious backyard to follow, featuring funky bike and cycle soul with DJ Barney Iller.

Sunday April 26th

Check out the photos of our awesome ride!!

Join the most civic cyclists in town for a fun, free and leisurely bicycle ride from Museum2Museum Brooklyn to Queens. We will depart the City Reliquary at 2pm, wind our way through Williamsburg and East Williamsburg, into Long Island City, Elmhurst, Corona, and finally Flushing-Meadows Corona Park, for the QMAs Queens International 4 closing party. Total miles: 6.5.

Saturday May 16th 1:30 - 5pm
Meet at 1:30pm, leave 2pm, return 6pm.
Join the most civic cyclists in town for a fun, free, leisurely and historical bicycle ride from North to South Brooklyn and back. Travel along America's first urban bicycle lane, traverse various "deep Brooklyn 'hoods" and end at Dead Horse Bay, aka Bottle Beach. After a rest, we'll return the way we came. End at the City Reliquary for the official opening of the Candela Structures: A New York City History Mystery! Total miles: 21.

Saturday June 6th, 1145 - 3pm
Meet at 11:45am, depart at 12noon. Arrive at Queensboro bridge at 12:45pm, depart at 1pm, Arrive at Socrates Sculpture Park at 2pm.
Join the most civic cyclists in town for a celebratory bike ride over the best bridge to Queens. From the City Reliquary we will head to the Queensboro bridge via Manhattan. As we ride across the Queensboro Bridge we'll also learn its history, then continue to the Socrates Sculpture Park. Upon arriving we'll kickstart the 2nd Annual LIC Bike Parade at 2. Total miles: 8

Over Spilt Milk: The Fight for Fair Price and Fair Profit in Depression Era New York.

January 30th - May 3rd 2009

Consumer-Farmer Milk Cooperative pamphlets and broadsides, vintage milk cartons, and miniature dioramas on display.

The show will feature documents and artifacts from the 1930s, when immigrant Meyer Parodneck and a handful of anti-poverty activists founded the Consumer-Farmer Milk Cooperative to ensure farmers received a fair price, and consumers paid a fair price, for milk. The Co-op played a pivotal role opening the market controlled by milk distribution giants. With their own processing plants and distribution stations, the Consumer-Farmer Co-op sold milk to consumers at the lowest possible price, and paid farmers the highest possible return, for nearly fifty years. Overcoming a mountain of obstacles, this organization made a difference to hundreds of struggling farmers and to the children of low-income New Yorkers.

The exhibition includes period Co-op newsletters and advertising campaigns, vintage paper milk containers, and cooperative movement propaganda. Pivotal moments in the Co-op's story are illustrated with miniature dioramas.

Modern Day Depression-Era Fundraiser!
Friday February 27th 7-11pm

Times are tough all around rollercoaster stock markets, job losses by the hundreds of thousands, bipartisan bickering with no relief in sight. Its even tougher for 501 (c) (3) non-profit Community Museums. So the City Reliquary is hosting a fundraiser to raise some of (last months!) rent. BROTHER CAN YOU SPARE SOME RENT? is a Modern Day Depression-Era Fundraiser held in our backroom and backyard. For a minimum $10 tax-deductible donation at the door, you can come and participate in scores of historical diversions and entertainments circa 1935.

The City Reliquary is proud to present:

Pie the Landlord! Thats right: the City Reliquary will have our very own cigar-chomping, unshaven, smelly Landlord demanding our rent! Tell him where to shove it with a whipped cream pie in his face!

Madame LuLu LoLo, Fortune Teller Extraordinaire: She Sees All and Knows All and Your Fortune Might Help Pay Our Rent!

Hobo Photos a Go-Go: Take your picture in our hand painted carnival sign. Remember the Recession of 09 with a photographic keepsake!

Depression-era movies: shown on the projector in the backyard. Laugh it up with Mae West, the Marx Brothers and James Cagney.

Oil drum fires: (and more modern propane heaters) to keep you warm while you chill in the cold. All fires will be regulated carefully by official FDNY supervision!

DIY Fingerless Gloves Table! Because nothing says Depression-chic than rockin a pair of fingerless gloves!

Prohibition-era Beer provided by the Brooklyn Brewery and Depression-era Rum Punch provided by the City Reliquary at contemporary-recession era prices.

DJ Stacher playing hits from the economically challenged 1930s (Harlem Jazz) and 1970s (early Rap); as well as Big Money tracks from the 1980s (disco) and 2000s (electro). Get down!

All entertainments and diversions will be priced at the Depression-friendly rates of $2-5 a pop. All proceeds go to help the City Reliquary pay (last months, and this ones) rent.

Announcing the City Reliquary's first Summer Benefit Party!
We hope you will join us for this delightful evening benefiting everyone's
favorite community museum on July 31 at 7:00pm.
Please email cityreliquary@gmail.com to reserve your tickets
as soon as possible! Tickets are $50 (civic level) or $100
(metropolitan level -- includes a Reliquary membership!).

In addition to enjoying drinks, snacks, and music while exploring the
Reliquary and its grounds, the evening will include a silent auction
featuring swag from Crest Hardware and Transportation Alternatives, a
personalized NYC tour from The Levy's Unique New York!, original
artwork, and more. We'll also offer you the once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity to "Win-a-Date with a Reliquarian."

You can pay for your tickets by mailing a check to the Reliquary at PO
BOX 110948, Brooklyn, NY 11211 or by cash or check night-of the party.

Thanks for your support and see you on July 31!

May 22nd, 23rd, 24th & 25th:
in association with the City Reliquary,
The Levys' Unique New York, NY's First Family of Tour Guides presents:

Harbor Tours of the Brooklyn Bridge with the Roebling Family!

Take an hour-long New York Harbor cruise aboard the NY Water Taxi with The Levys' Unique New York! NY's First Family of Tour Guides portraying the family that built the Brooklyn Bridge John, Washington and Emily Roebling. Tour will include a first person narrative of the history, drama, tragedy and triumph of the building of The Great Bridge by one of the Roeblings or a caisson worker. Cruise beneath its majestic Gothic arches and sail past Lady Liberty and Ellis Island.

Tours depart from South Street Seaport on May 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and 25th at 10:30 am, 12noon and 1pm.

Tours are $25. To purchase tickets or book this tour as a charter contact Mark@levysuniqueny.com
or call 877 NYC LUNY (877 692 5869)

May 24th aka BRIDGE DAY!
The City Reliquary Museum presents our annual,
Brooklyn Bridge Birthday Bike Ride!
This year celebrating 125 years since opening day May 24th, 1883.
Meet at the City Reliquary Museum
370 Metropolitan Ave. near Havemeyer St.
in Williamsburgh, Brooklyn
on Saturday May 24th at 12:00 noon
The bicycle ride will depart from the Museum and culminate on the Brooklyn anchorage of the Brooklyn Bridge, approximately 10 miles roundtrip. We will be met with Birthday cake, beverages, and a lively presentation of the bridge's illustrious history. Souvenir t-shirts will be on sale at the CR giftshop. Suggested donation $5; or free with purchase of t-shirt.

The City Reliquary Presents: The 4th Annual Bicycle Fetish Day

Saturday, May 10, 2008 12:00noon 6:00 PM
Havemeyer St. between Grand St. & Metropolitan Ave
Afterparty 8pm latepm at the City Reliquary: 370 Metropolitan Avenue.
FREE!

A Street fair for your bicycle! Show off your ride and revel in the beauty of all types, styles, and genres of specialized, customized, and personalized bicycles. CONTESTS throughout the day: Best in Show, Best Vintage, Best Hand-made, Best Chopper, Best Small Wheel (includes foldable bikes), Wheelies, BMX tricks, Track bike tricks, Heaviest Bike, Ugliest Bike, and more. Games, Rides, Bike Beautification Station, Merch tables and more!

Live performances by the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, NYCs finest street-art-protest-radical-marching-band-and-dance-troupe! DJs Stacher and Dirtyfinger from Black Label Bicycle Club laying down the tracks and inducing a dance riot! Burgers & dogs, both carnivorous & herbivorous for sale! Cheap beer to be enjoyed in the beautiful City Reliquary backyard / veranda! Peruse arts and crafts at local organizational tables. Come and enjoy the springtime and bring yer bike!

Free Afterparty to be held at the City Reliquary, 370 Metropolitan Avenue at Havemeyer, 8-late. Tunes provided by DJs Stacher and DirtyFinger.

Contact:
The City Reliquary Museum,
messages@cityreliquary.org
www.cityreliquary.org,
718. R.U.CIVIC (718.782.4842)
Getting there:
Ride Yer Bike! or
L train to Lorimer St.; G train to Metropolitan Ave.; J, M, Z train to Marcy Ave.

Saturday September 8th, 2007 12-6PM
The fourth annual
Tribue to Our City will be held on Havemeyer Street between Grand & Hope Sts. A neighborhood pot-luck picnic in the streets complete with live music, games, entertainment, free food and good will all day long! Please come out to join us.

Macaroni and Mal Occio by LuLu LoLo
Food, Faith, and Family - Growing up Italian American

Recapturing the love, laughter, and tears of her Italian-American childhood in East Harlems Little Italy, LuLu LoLo in a virtuoso performancewithout intermissionand with inventive costume changes and songsfills the stage with a non-stop parade of eleven family characters and vignettes such as Making Macaroni with Grandma LuLu, Great Aunt Lena Warding off the Evil Eye (Mal Occhio), The Seven Fishes of Christmas Eve Dinner and other scenes which take the audience back to the tenement life of her Italian immigrant grandparents. Theatergoers from all backgrounds will recognize themselves and their families in this poignant, exhilarating, and heartwarming show.
The first production of this play was performed in Williamsburgh at the Leonard Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library in 2002. For a review of Macaroni and Mal Occio by Arlene McKanic, Greenwich Village Gazette go to www.hoast.org/artists/artistsLL.htm - 14k

LuLu LoLo is an actor/playwright who has written and performed five acclaimed one-person plays Off-Broadway highlighting her immigrant family heritage and the dramatic struggle of women in New York Citys past. LuLu has performed at Metropolitan Playhouse, NY; FAR (Field Artist Residency) Space; Hofstra University; Columbia University; Stony Brook University; Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimo NYU; Garibaldi-Meucci Museum; Lower East Side Tenement Museum Theater; Raw Space, NY; 2004 Columbus, OH Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival; and Provincetown Fringe Festival, MA. LuLu is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work has been exhibited worldwide. The New York Times and The Village Voice have reviewed her work. LuLu was also a contestant on Who Wants To Be a Millionaire.

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Larry from Classic Riders B.C. winner of "Best in Show 2005"

Bicycle Fetish Day 2007
Brought to you by the City Reliquary Brooklyn Civic Riders B.C.
May 26th 12 - 6 PM in Williamsburgh, Brooklyn
Havemeyer St. btw. Grand & Hope Sts.
Bicycle contests, live music, food, raffle prizes all day long!
For more information: messages@cityreliquary.org

Come out on Sunday April 1st from 12-6 PM to The City Reliquary Museum! That's right, we've officially been here 1 year...and we're still going strong. Come meet members of the board, play games, and hang out in our new back room!

Come hang out on the sidewalk with us in celebration of Chris Millstein's Illuminating Flashlight Collection! The Museum will be open as well...refreshments, artifacts, and other civic splendor. 7 - 10 PM.

Come hang out on the sidewalk with us in celebration of Chris Millstein's Illuminating Flashlight Collection! The Museum will be open as well...refreshments, artifacts, and other civic splendor. 7 - 10 PM.

Join the Waterfront Preservation Alliance at the City Reliquary on Saturday, March 24th from 7 9pm for an informal chat over cookies, cakes and other delectables baked with Brooklyns own Domino Sugar. WPA is a neighborhood-based organization that has been working for the past year to identify and designate historic structures in Greenpoint & Williamsburg, which are undergoing major changes that will dramatically change the face of our neighborhoods. As we move forward into the future of Greenpoint & Williamsburg, our aim is to ensure that vital connections to the past are retained through the preservation, reuse and rehabilitation of the historic buildings that define the character of our neighborhood. Members of the WPA will give short informal yet informative talks on the future of the Domino Sugar Factory and answer community questions. Tea, coffee and baked goods will be available for purchase at affordable prices.

Join the Waterfront Preservation Alliance at the City Reliquary on Saturday, March 24th from 7 9pm for an informal chat over cookies, cakes and other delectables baked with Brooklyns own Domino Sugar. WPA is a neighborhood-based organization that has been working for the past year to identify and designate historic structures in Greenpoint & Williamsburg, which are undergoing major changes that will dramatically change the face of our neighborhoods. As we move forward into the future of Greenpoint & Williamsburg, our aim is to ensure that vital connections to the past are retained through the preservation, reuse and rehabilitation of the historic buildings that define the character of our neighborhood. Members of the WPA will give short informal yet informative talks on the future of the Domino Sugar Factory and answer community questions. Tea, coffee and baked goods will be available for purchase at affordable prices.

For More Information contact matt@cityreliquary.org or call (718) R-U-CIVIC.

Think you know New York? Brush up on your history, grab your geographical guidebooks, round up your friends and head out to the Queens Museum of Art on April 7th from 6 8pm for the City Reliquarys fundraiser of the year: The Panorama Challenge!

The Panorama Challenge is a geographical trivia-based game night at the newly refurbished Panorama of the City of New York that pits teams of knowledgeable New Yorkers against one another for prizes and prestige.

Directed by laser-wielding Game Controllers, teams of ten will identify landmarks, parks, neighborhoods, bridges, bodies of water and more out of the Panoramas almost one million structures.

Enjoy libations provided by Brooklyn Brewery; rah-rah along with the City Reliquettes our very own brainy, brawny Community Cheerleaders; listen to the wise advice of Manhattan Borough Historian Michael Miscione, one of our Celebrity Judges, as they settle disputes. Form your own team or find one at the Challenge!

April 7th, 2007
6-8pm
at the Queens Museum of Art: Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Free trolley between Shea Stadium 7 train and QMA, 5:30 8:30
$25, includes two free drinks.

ADVANCE TICKETS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED:
Please call 718. R U CIVIC or
visit www.cityreliquary.org or
write matt@cityreliquary.com

For More Information contact matt@cityreliquary.org or call (718) R-U-CIVIC.

Think you know New York? Brush up on your history, grab your geographical guidebooks, round up your friends and head out to the Queens Museum of Art on April 7th from 6 8pm for the City Reliquarys fundraiser of the year: The Panorama Challenge!

The Panorama Challenge is a geographical trivia-based game night at the newly refurbished Panorama of the City of New York that pits teams of knowledgeable New Yorkers against one another for prizes and prestige.

Directed by laser-wielding Game Controllers, teams of ten will identify landmarks, parks, neighborhoods, bridges, bodies of water and more out of the Panoramas almost one million structures.

Enjoy libations provided by Brooklyn Brewery; rah-rah along with the City Reliquettes our very own brainy, brawny Community Cheerleaders; listen to the wise advice of Manhattan Borough Historian Michael Miscione, one of our Celebrity Judges, as they settle disputes. Form your own team or find one at the Challenge!

April 7th, 2007
6-8pm
at the Queens Museum of Art: Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Free trolley between Shea Stadium 7 train and QMA, 5:30 8:30
$25, includes two free drinks.

ADVANCE TICKETS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED:
Please call 718. R U CIVIC or
visit www.cityreliquary.org or
write matt@cityreliquary.com

Join us for the first ever City Reliquary Poetry Event! Thursday February 22 at 7:30 PM at The City Reliquary Museum (370 Metropolitan Ave.) Seating is Limited, so come early. Featured Readers: Michael McDonough, Jeremy Schmall, and New York Times guest-columnist, Jennifer Michael Hecht. John Foti will be performing original music with Charlie Faye. Admission: a very affordable $5 museum donation which includes one free drink.

Manhattan Borough Historian, Mike Miscione, will be hosting a tribute to New York's most forgotten civic leader on Sunday November 19th at the A.H. Green memorial bench in Central Park. See the flyer for more details. Download file

Our current Community Collections window and Holiday display
THIS FRIDAY 11/17/06 beginning at 7:30 PM,
Unveiling Ceremony at 8:00 PM *promptly*
Refreshments and museum tours to follow.

This special sidewalk reception will reveal the astounding collections of Kyle Supley, a current Williamsburgh resident. Beginning at the young age of 8 years old, Kyle has ammassed an impressive collection of memorabilia from the 1939-1940 New York World's Fair among many other collections. The extensive and educational display featured in the CR sidewalk windows extends into one full display case inside our museum, complete with actual technicolor film footage of the fair. In addition to this exhibition, we will also be unveiling our annual Holiday Window Display decorated with care by another of Kyle's extensive collections, Vintage Holiday Decor. Please stop by to help us celebrate the astounding collections on display and enjoy free refreshments and museum tours.

Following our reception, stop by the Cinders Gallery around the corner for more fun, spirits, and a collection of fine artworks by our friend David "Scout" McQueen entitled "Cloudbursts". Cinders is located on Havemeyer St. at Hope St. Reception; Friday Nov. 17th 7-11 PM

Folks, be sure and save the date. The Lodge is generously hosting us for our first ever fund-raising dinner. It promises to be a fabulous evening, with fine food, outstanding company and excellent conversation. Our guest of honor, Philip Lopate (author of Waterfront: A Journey Around Manhattan) will be joining us for dinner and no doubt dazzling us with his love and knowledge of New York. Dinner is from 6:00 - 9:00 at the Lodge (318 Grand St. at Havemeyer.) Tickets are $100.00 per person with proceeds to directly benefit the City Reliquary. With our modest 50 cent admission fee to the museum, events like these are how we keep our doors open. Click on the Make a Donation button below, and reserve your tickets for dinner. Thanks!

Get a Seat Now Using A Credit Card:

RESERVED Table(s) for six: $2000 each

If you cannot attend but still wish to make a donation,

Just as you suspected, the City Reliquary is officially the "best-dressed window museum" in New York. Read all about it in this year's "Best of New York" edition of the Village Voice.

Also, in case you missed it, view this earlier article about the Reliquary and founding member Dave Herman in the Village Voice article, "Collection Agency, An ever evolving periscopic museum intended "for the people" by Silke Tudor, September 19th, 2006 10:53 AM

The City Reliquary is featured in October on Brooklyn Community Access Television's "Neighborhood Beat," a program highlighting Brooklyn's diverse neighborhoods. The show featuring the Reliquary will air several times in October on channel 56 (Time Warner) and on channel 69 (Cablevision.)
Tuesday, October 3rd: 12:30 pm, 8:30 pm
Monday, October 9th: 12:30 pm, 8:30 pm
Friday, October 13th: 12:30 pm, 8:30 pm
Thursday, October 19th: 12:30pm, 8:30 pm

Read a great article about Dave Herman and the City Reliquary in this week's Village Voice (Sept. 20 - 26th. page 36)

The City Reliquary will be designing a satellite museum for the upcoming Dumbo Arts Festival. The City Reliquary will be installing a mini-mini-museum in the DUMBO Arts Center building, which will be on display through November 12th. The temporary exhibit will feature a tribute to one of our heroes and a major inspiration for the Reliquary, Adam Petrella, as well as previously unexhibited New York City Artifacts.

The City Reliquary is looking for New York-related artwork or souvenirs designed by New York artists to sell in our gift shop. If you know of any work that might be appropriate, please drop us a line: store@cityreliquary.org

Please join the City Reliquary for the 3rd Annual September Tribute to Our City
SAT. 9/9/6 from 12 NOON until 6PM
Havemeyer St. btw. Grand & Metropolitan
Williamsburgh, Brooklyn
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Every year the City Reliquary organizes a "Tribute to Our City" in honor of the strength and unity New Yorkers demonstrated surrounding the events of September 11th, 2001. We close down a block of Havemeyer Street, have a neighborhood-wide potluck lunch, listen to live local bands play and offer you a chance to meet your neighbors. We need all the grills and chefs we can get together. So, bring out your BBQ equipment, or if you can loan some equipment for the day please contact george@cityreliquary.org. If you know a band, speaker, or performer who would like to participate, please contact dave@cityreliquary.org.

Saturday, September 9th from 12:00 to 6:00 PM on Havemeyer Street between Grand St. & Metropolitan Av.
INCLUDING
Appearances by Manhattan Borough Historian Mike Miscione, Brooklyn Poet Laureat Ken Siegelman, live bands, Brooklyn street games, FDNY Fire Safety Education, free food all day, and much more in the works.
To see pictures from last year's event, go to: "Tribute to Our City"

September 14 - 19th - The City Reliquary is a proud participant of CONFLUX: the annual NYC festival for contemporary psychogeography where international artists, technologists, urban adventurers and the public put investigations of everyday city life into practice on the streets. confluxfestival.org

Rest Assured that the City Reliquary will be participating in this amazing insider's weekend:

The 4th Annual openhousenewyork (OHNY) Weekend will be held on Saturday and Sunday, October 7 & 8, 2006. Nearly 200 sites in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island are gearing up to show an expected 75,000 visitors why New York is one of the greatest cities in the world! For more information go to: www.ohny.org
We don't know what special doings we'll have in the works for this event yet, but you can bet that they'll be worth more than the fifty cent admission.

The City Reliquary and the Brooklyn Civic Riders are pleased to announce our:

2nd Annual Bicycle Fetish Day
on July 1st 2006 from noon until 5 PM. Find the festival on Havemeyer between Grand & Metropolitan.
CONTESTS:
Best in Show, Best Vintage, Best Hand-made, Best Chopper, Best Small Wheel (includeds foldable bikes), Wheelies, BMX tricks, Track bike tricks, Heaviest Bike, Ugliest Bike, and more...
BANDS, FOOD, and RAFFLE PRIZES
including, IRO bike built-up by Bicycle Doc, Gift Certificates to: Catbird, Lodge, Foodswings, Loveshine, Cheeks Bakery, Maiden Brooklyn, Celebritay, and more... Brooklyn Bridge walking tours by Matt Levy of Vintage NY Tours, Merbag Messenger Bag, and more...
After party on Hope street between Havemeyer & Roebling Sts.
An INCREDIBLE DAY AND NIGHT for you and YOUR BIKE!!!

Amy Bolger and The City Reliquary present Turning Point: a celebration of cycling and art. A photographic exhibition at:

The City Reliquary Museum
370 Metropolitan Ave @ Havemeyer
Opening: Saturday, May 20th 2006 at noon

Sunday, April 9th at 5:00 PM

Friends,
If you thought the Grand Opening of the City Reliquary Museum was a big event... You haven't seen
anything yet!
Collectors' Night 2006 has been rapidly shaping up to easily surpass last year's expectations. There will be
collectors of all kinds setting up their displays for your enjoyment and a special presentation which will give
amazing new insite to the wide world of collecting. Union Pool has agreed to open up their