〰️ March 28th 2026 - Boarding 4 pm at North Hills Country Club
〰️4th Annual Themed RMS Titanic First-Class Dinner event
〰️ March 28th 2026 - Boarding 4 pm at North Hills Country Club 〰️4th Annual Themed RMS Titanic First-Class Dinner event
Invitation to Titanic First-Class Dinner Experience
Step Back in Time to Savor History's Most Legendary Menu
Dear Friends,
We are delighted to invite you to a unique culinary event: an exclusive dinner recreating the exquisite menu once served in first class aboard the RMS Titanic. This remarkable evening will transport you to April 1912, when luxury and elegance defined ocean travel and the world's finest cuisine was presented to society's elite.
Event Details
• Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026
• Time: Boarding beginning at 4:00 P M
• Location: North Hills Country Club, Menomonee Falls
• Dress Code: Formal or Period Attire Optional
• Price $130 per Passenger, $245 for a couple
First-Class Titanic Menu Highlights
Our talented chefs have meticulously recreated the historic first-class menu, allowing you to enjoy the same dishes that graced the tables of Titanic's distinguished guests.
Menu
1st Course - Amuse Bouche/Passed Appetizers
Oysterson the Half Shell with Mignonette Sauce
Lamb Lollipops with Mint Jelly
2nd Course - Soup
Cream of Asparagus garnished with Creme Fraiche & Chives
3rd Course - Salad
Spinach & Watercrest with apple, shaved celery, candied walnuts, Roquefort champagne vinaigrette
4th Course - Intermezzo
Raspberry Sorbet
5th Course - Fish
Pan Seared Salmon with Mousseline Sauce, Fingerling potatoes, and asparagus
6th Course - Main
Choice of flat iron steak with whipped potatoes, wild mushrooms, and red wine demi glace
or
Chicken Lyonnaise with whipped potatoes and green beans
7th Course - Dessert
Mini Cheese Board - Manchego, cheddar & gouda
Reserve Your Place
Seats are limited for this one-of-a-kind historical dining experience. Please RSVP by March 7, 2026, to ensure your place at the table. We look forward to welcoming you for an unforgettable evening, where you will dine like a Titanic first-class passenger and reminisce about a bygone era of elegance and grandeur.
Sincerely,
The White Star Line
We are delighted to invite you to a unique culinary event: an exclusive dinner recreating the exquisite menu once served in first class aboard the RMS Titanic. This remarkable evening will transport you to April 1912, when luxury and elegance defined ocean travel and the world's finest cuisine was presented to society's elite.
Event Details
• Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026
• Time: Boarding beginning at 4:00 P M
• Location: North Hills Country Club, Menomonee Falls
• Dress Code: Formal/period Attire Optional
Margaret “Molly” Brown (1867–1932) — Titanic Survivor
Margaret Brown, later famously known as “The Unsinkable Molly Brown,” was an American socialite, philanthropist, and activist who survived the sinking of the RMS Titanic in April 1912.
Born into a working-class Irish immigrant family in Missouri, Brown married mining engineer James J. Brown, whose success in Colorado silver mines brought the family great wealth. Despite her social status, Margaret never forgot her roots and became deeply involved in labor rights, women’s suffrage, and charitable causes.
While returning to the United States from Europe, Brown boarded the Titanic as a first-class passenger. On the night of the disaster, she helped other passengers into lifeboats. She was ultimately forced into Lifeboat No. 6. Once clear of the ship, Brown urged the crew to turn back and search for survivors—an act of courage and leadership that made her stand out among the passengers.
After her rescue aboard the RMS Carpathia, Brown organized relief efforts for survivors, raising money for those who had lost everything. Her bravery and compassion earned her international recognition, and her story later inspired books, films, and the Broadway musical The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
Today, Margaret Brown is remembered not just for surviving the Titanic but for her resilience, leadership, and lifelong commitment to helping others.
We are delighted to invite you to a unique culinary event: an exclusive dinner recreating the exquisite menu once served in first class aboard the RMS Titanic. This remarkable evening will transport you to April 1912, when luxury and elegance defined ocean travel and the world's finest cuisine was presented to society's elite.
Event Details
• Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026
• Time: Boarding beginning at 4:00 P M
• Location: North Hills Country Club, Menomonee Falls
• Dress Code: Formal/period Attire optional
Preserving Our Past. Inspiring Our Future.
Make a year-end gift to Friends of Old Falls Village Park today.
Friends of Old Falls Village Park is dedicated to preserving the historic buildings, grounds, and stories that make Old Falls Village Park a unique living-history destination. Through immersive reenactments, educational programs, and community events, we connect visitors of all ages to the people and events that shaped our past.
As the year comes to a close, your support is critical to our continued work.
Why Your Year-End Gift Matters
Old Falls Village Park is more than a historic site—it is a place where history is experienced, not just observed. Your year-end donation helps ensure the park remains a welcoming, educational, and vibrant resource for the community.
Your gift supports:
Preservation and maintenance of historic buildings and grounds
Living-history reenactments and school-day educational programs
Improved accessibility and visitor amenities
Continued growth of community events and outreach
Make a Lasting Impact Before Year-End
Year-end contributions allow us to plan ahead, maintain our historic structures, and expand programming for the year ahead. Every gift—large or small—directly supports the mission of Friends of Old Falls Village Park and helps keep history alive for future generations.
Give Today
Please consider making a tax-deductible year‑end gift by December 31. Your support helps preserve Old Falls Village Park’s history and funds educational programs for years to come.
Suggested ways to give:
Make a one-time donation to directly support park operations and preservation.
Commit to a monthly donation to provide reliable, ongoing support.
Designate your gift to one of our priority projects for the coming year.
Thank you for investing in our shared heritage and helping make Old Falls Village Park a must‑visit destination
.1. ADA Pathway Project
We are committed to making Old Falls Village accessible to everyone.
Your contribution will help us build an ADA-compliant path connecting the pavilion, beer garden, and stage, ensuring visitors of all ages and abilities can enjoy our events, grounds, and historic buildings safely and comfortably.
2. Miller-Davidson House Pergola
The Pergola is a feature to be added to the Miller-Davidson House for gatherings, tours, photos, and outdoor events.
Donations will support building this beautiful structure so it can serve the community for decades.
Tax-Deductible Donation Notice
Friends of Old Falls Village Park is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. No goods or services were provided in exchange for your contribution.
The above photos are artistic renderings for the project.
Discover Old Falls Village Park
Dive into History and Nature's Beauty
Uncover the charm of Old Falls Village Park, situated on an expansive 18.8-acre canvas, set amidst a tranquil forested backdrop and adorned with a melodious babbling brook. Embark on a journey through time as you explore the historic buildings that stand testament to the park's rich past - from the rustic barn to the welcoming caretaker's residence. Marvel at the architectural gem that is the former summer abode of Emma Davison, a place that once was graced by the presence of Harley-Davidson co-founder Walter Davidson and his beloved wife.
Why These Events Matter
At Old Falls Village Park, history isn’t something you read about—it’s something you experience.
Each year, thousands of visitors step into the past through living-history events that bring real stories, real people, and real learning to life. From Revolutionary War encampments to World War II battle reenactments, from Renaissance Faire jousting to immersive seasonal experiences like Spooky Walk, our events offer something rare: connection.
Guests consistently tell us that these events:
Make history understandable and engaging for children
Create meaningful moments for families and veterans
Inspire curiosity, learning, and return visits
Strengthen community pride and shared heritage
Our park attracts first-time visitors from across Wisconsin and beyond, introducing new audiences to Menomonee Falls while supporting local tourism and small businesses. Just as important, many guests return year after year—bringing friends, volunteering, and becoming part of our growing community.
These events succeed because of dedicated volunteers, passionate reenactors, and strong community partnerships. Together, they transform Old Falls Village Park into more than a venue—it becomes a living classroom, a gathering place, and a bridge between generations.
When guests say “We’ll be back” or “My child finally understands history,” that’s why these events matter.
Get in Touch
Feel free to contact us to learn more about our mission. Discover how you can play a vital role in preserving your community's rich history. Remember, your support makes all the difference to us, whether big or small.