Moses Ros returns to Inwood to continue his project Nature’s Echo, a cargo-container mural project.
Commissioned by Korea Art Forum, in association with NYC parks.
Come join us in Inwood to help create a beautiful mural inspired by nature’s echoes, led by artist Moses Ros – let’s make art together!
After-school mural participation #1:
Wednesday, September 24 – 2 pm-5 pm
After-school mural participation #2:
Thursday, September 25 – 2 pm-5 pm
Community Mural Participation #3:
Saturday, September 27 – 10 am-5 pm
We will meet at the Inwood Hill Nature Center for an afternoon of community participation in creating the Moses Ros’ Natures Echo, a series of shipping container murals.
No artistic skills required, just bring your enthusiasm and creativity! Don’t miss out on this unique chance to leave your mark on the Inwood community.
Sunday, January 4, 2026
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Kick off the new year with the Urban Park Rangers on a tour inside the iconic Highbridge Water Tower to learn about the history of New York City’s water supply and enjoy the panoramic views from the top of the 200 foot tower. Arrive between 1:00 p.m. and 2:45 p.m, to gain admittance. Registration is not required. Program will be held at the base of the water tower behind the Highbridge Recreation Center and Pool.
Location
Cost
Free
Registration not required.
Moses Ros returns to Inwood to continue his project Nature’s Echo, a cargo-container mural project.
Commissioned by Korea Art Forum, in association with NYC parks.
Come join us in Inwood to help create a beautiful mural inspired by nature’s echoes, led by artist Moses Ros – let’s make art together!
After-school mural participation #2:
Thursday, September 25 – 2 pm-5 pm
Community Mural Participation #3:
Saturday, September 27 – 10 am-5 pm
We will meet at the Inwood Hill Nature Center for an afternoon of community participation in creating the Moses Ros’ Natures Echo, a series of shipping container murals.
No artistic skills required, just bring your enthusiasm and creativity! Don’t miss out on this unique chance to leave your mark on the Inwood community.
Celebrate Manhattan’s only remaining lighthouse with readings of the eponymous children’s book, live music, and activities for all ages!
As the Little Red Lighthouse is more than 140 years old and in need of care, it has been determined that the Lighthouse will again be only be open for a limited number of tours during this year’s Festival, led by the NYC Park Rangers! As in years past, tours will be first come, first served. To safely and comfortably accommodate visitors, we have reduced the total number of visitors we can accommodate, and tours are limited to the first 200 attendees.
- We highly recommend that visitors looking to tour the lighthouse earlier in the day arrive before noon.
- Tickets will be timed for a 40-minute window
- Ticketholders are asked to arrive on time for their scheduled tour.
