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The Reher Center For Immigrant Culture and History, Kingston

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Admission from $145. Open Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 1-5pm.

About The Reher Center For Immigrant Culture and History

The Reher Center For Immigrant Culture and History preserves a historic bakery storefront at 101 Broadway in Kingston's Rondout neighborhood, where the Jewish immigrant Reher family operated their business for nearly a century. Visitors tour the historic retail shop and original oven room to learn how the bakery served working-class immigrant residents with bread, canned goods, and community connection. The center features indoor and outdoor exhibits that amplify immigrant stories of the Hudson Valley, past and present. The gallery hosts engaging programs and dynamic events throughout the year. Education programs serve K-12 students. Families with children ages five and up find the historic bakery tour experience well-suited to their needs. The center is located at the corner of Broadway and Spring Street in Kingston, New York, with gallery entrance through a small courtyard off Spring Street. Free parking is available on nearby Spring Street.

Tickets, prices & hours

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Hours: Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 1-5pm

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What’s on at The Reher Center For Immigrant Culture and History

  • Reher Reads for Kids - Hanukkah Storytime & Craft: Sunday, December 6th, 11AM, Reher Center Gallery (Spring St. entrance). Free. A Hanukkah story followed by a clay hanukkiyot (menorah) craft, with PJ Library (kids event, Sunday, December 6th)

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Planning your visit

Opening hours
Gallery and Historic Bakery Drop-In Hours: Tuesday 1-5pm, Wednesday 1-5pm, Friday 1-5pm, Saturday 1-5pm.
Booking
Registration for weekend bakery tours is required (weekend Historic Bakery tours)

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Before you go

Parking
Parking along Spring Street is free. Metered parking is available along Broadway, free on Sunday. There is a free municipal lot on Rondout Landing at the foot of Broadway.
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What’s there

Rides and attractions
Historic Bakery Tour: step back to 1959 and tour an immigrant Jewish bakery and retail shop, explore original bakery artifacts and hear stories of the Sunday morning rush. Registration for weekend tours is required.

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Who it suits

Wheelchairs and strollers
The Reher Center is currently not wheelchair accessible. Those with limited mobility may require assistance. There are 14 stairs leading to the gallery. There are two steps up into the historic bakery and four steps down into the oven area of the bakery (individuals with limited mobility, gallery and historic bakery)

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Accessibility

Deaf and blind visitors
The Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History offers transcripts for audio portions of Historic Bakery Tours. The Reher Center gallery is enabled with a hearing loop for the benefit of hearing aid users.

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