Colonial Crossroads is a family friendly interpretation of African and European traditions and instruments that influenced each other during the Colonial period.
The Pinkster Stroll will be a group of Black New Yorkers dressed in historically inspired garb walking from Dyckman Farmhouse to New-York Historical Society in commemoration of both enslaved and free Black people in 17th- and 18th-century Dutch New York.
The most populous Dutch settlements in the 17th century were in Nieuw Amsterdam (lower Manhattan) and in Albany, and most Dutch records produced in the period were produced in one of those two cities.
Studio Session: The Portrait Exchange Program @ NoMAA Studios.
Whether you've just bought a camera or you're looking to refresh your skills, join us for an exciting workshop and photowalk with Sergio "ROSE" Santiago, a talented Bronx-based photographer and educator.
Upper Manhattan is well known as the site of the largest Dominican community in the United States, but from the 1920s to the 1980s it was the home of large communities of Irish, Jewish and Greek immigrants and their children.
