Inwood Hill Park: Senior Community Day
Join the Urban Park Rangers to explore the Inwood Hill Nature Center and build community. This month's Senior Community Day will be a nature printmaking day.
FREE
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Inwood Hill Park West 218th Street & Indian Rd West 218th St & Indian Rd, New York, NY, United States
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Bennett Park: Jazz Wahi Jam
Bennett Park Fort Washington Ave., W. 183 - 185 St., New York, United StatesJazz in Bennett Park. Join Jazz Wahi every Wednesday for this fun, family-friendly performance and jam session! Jazz musicians of all levels welcome to sit in. Bring chairs, blankets, picnics, children! Located in the southeast corner of the park.
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Bruce’s Garden: Summer Readings!
Bruce Reynolds Memorial Garden Across from 10 Park Terrace EAST, near W. 215 St., New York, NY, United StatesWelcome to the eleventh year of Bruce’s Garden Summer Readings! All Readings are on Wednesdays and start at 7 P.M. with refreshments starting at 6:30.
MAY 20 ROBERT SNYDER will read from When the City Stopped Stories from New York's Essential WorkersFREE -
Morris-Jumel Mansion: Virtual Parlor Chat “Indigenous New York with Oleana Whispering”
Morris-Jumel Mansion: Virtual Parlor Chat "Indigenous New York with Oleana Whispering". An introductory oral historical account and cultural interpretation of the Indigenous ethnos and landscape of New York from 1654 to today. This dialogue answers questions rarely addressed based upon documented historical records and taps into how they exist today in the shadows of an internationally famous metropolis.
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Dyckman Farmhouse Museum: Back Porch History 2026 – Reclaiming Pinkster with Lavada Nahon
Dyckman Farmhouse Museum 4881 Broadway at 204th St, New York, NY, United StatesDyckman Farmhouse Museum: Back Porch History 2026 - Reclaiming Pinkster with Lavada Nahon. An hour-long lecture that dissects what Pinkster was and why celebrating it expands the humanity of the enslaved and their descendants. During Pinkster celebrations, enslaved and free Africans gathered around the colony and state to rest, renew family and friendship ties, and reconnect to a European faith that had been transformed in West Central Africa. Choices made by the Black community as they moved from property to people lessened Pinkster’s importance but did not erase its historic significance.
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The Met Cloisters Late Night: Beasts and Beings
Met Cloisters 99 Margaret Corbin Drive, New York, NY, United StatesThe Met Cloisters Late Night: Beasts and Beings. Join us for a special after-hours evening to celebrate spring. Groove to music in the gardens by Noah Bless Latin Jazz Quartet in partnership with Jazz WaHi, Inc., join a Cumbia dance class led by artist and cultural educator Alan Mijail, spot creatures that call Fort Tryon Park home with naturalist Alexandra Wang, try your luck at a special game of Lotería, and design your own mythical hybrid being.
$50