Saturday, October 24 -- Hunterdon County
Lambertville House Tour Goes Virtual:
Oct 24/25 Webinar to Feature Video Tours Plus Presentations
on Design and Architecture
The Lambertville House Tour, the popular annual event for old house fans and Lambertville lovers, will be a virtual event, keeping the tradition alive and giving it a new twist in its 38th year. Through a 90-minute webinar, viewers will experience Lambertville design, renovation, architecture, and history. Taking place on October 24 and 25, the event is a fundraiser for the Lambertville Historical Society.
There will be nine video tours of historic properties featuring elegant interior footage and stunning aerial cinematography. From basement to attic and garden to pasture, viewers will see Lambertville’s earliest dwellings, beloved landmarks, and restored residences inside and out, and appreciate the owners’ stewardship and use of creative salvage and antiques galore.
The video tours were produced by acclaimed documentarian Gary P. Cohen and make use of local talent: aerial cinematography by Federico Ferreri; music by Carol Heffler, Dan Kassel, J.B. Kline, Pyrenesia, Stephen DiJoseph, and The Back Porch Jugband; and narration by Amy Raditz and Bob Richter.
The second component of the webinar will be four expert presentations and live Q&A. Interior designer, author and TV personality Bob Richter will present “Vintage Living in Lambertville” with views of local homes. Architects Michael Burns, Lisa Easton and Gary O’Connor will present examples of historic restoration in residential and commercial properties, and discuss styles seen in Lambertville.
Available anywhere with Internet, the webinar will take place at four different times during the one weekend only: Saturday, October 24, at 11:00 am – 12:30 pm and 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm; and on Sunday, October 25, at 11:00 am – 12:30 pm and 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm.
