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Marblehead Museum 1768 Jeremiah Lee Brick Kitchen Grand Opening With Pitch, Please! Performing

Arts Delight and the a cappella group Pitch, Please!, which includes Marblehead singer Chloe Curtis, will perform at the gala event.

"To come back with Pitch, Please is extremely rewarding —​ especially as we honor The Marblehead Museum, which plays an integral role in preserving our local history." - Marblehead High alumna Chloe Curtis
"To come back with Pitch, Please is extremely rewarding —​ especially as we honor The Marblehead Museum, which plays an integral role in preserving our local history." - Marblehead High alumna Chloe Curtis (Pitch, Please!)

MARBLEHEAD, MA — The Marblehead Museum will host a special gala to celebrate the $1.4 million renovation and preservation of the 1768 Jeremiah Lee Brick Kitchen.

The kitchen is part of the historic Lee Manion and Gardens, with The Brick Kitchen a detached building that formerly housed a kitchen for the 18th-century Georgian estate. The kitchen has been turned into an exhibition space, office and archive, allowing visitors to gain deeper insight into Marblehead's diverse past.

The renovation began in 2021.

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Food and drink for the cocktail-attire event will be provided by Vinwood Catering with entertainment from the Northeastern University-based a cappella group Pitch, Please!, featuring Marblehead High alumna and Emerson College student Chloe Curtis.

"I am overjoyed to celebrate the unveiling of the Jeremiah Lee Brick Kitchen," said Patty Pederson, Marblehead Museum President of The Board of Directors. "This marks the completion of a major Marblehead Museum project, which had has been years in the works.

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"We are honored and thrilled to have the community join us for the opening, and for Pitch, Please to sing."

Arts Delight and Pitch, Please! will perform at the gala set for Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. For more information and ticket sales, contact The Marblehead Museum at 781-631-1768 or go here.

"After an incredible summer that included singing the National Anthem at Fenway for Women’s Night, we're thrilled to perform for The Marblehead Museum," Curtis said. "Having volunteered with the museum and the Children’s Art Festival over the years, the Jeremiah Lee Mansion holds a special place in my heart.

"To come back with Pitch, Please is extremely rewarding — especially as we honor The Marblehead Museum, which plays an integral role in preserving our local history."

(Scott Souza is a Patch field editor covering Beverly, Danvers, Marblehead, Peabody, Salem and Swampscott. He can be reached at Scott.Souza@Patch.com. X/Twitter: @Scott_Souza.)

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