Celebrate Earth Day at Dyckman Farmhouse Museum! Join us on Earth Day to celebrate the past and present pollinators that have made our garden possible! We’ve got an exciting lineup of activities for all ages, including a puppet show starting at 4:30pm, making wildflower seed bombs, and more.
Inwood Library is screening an early classic from director Don Seigel: Riot in Cell Block 11 (1954). 80 minutes, Not Rated. Fed up with their inhumane living conditions, a group of prisoners launch a revolt and seize their entire cell block, overpowering the guards. The resulting hostage situation leads to a standoff with the authorities.
variety: LIVE Showcase!
Word Up welcomes historian Stuart Schrader to discuss his new book Blue Power: How Police Organized to Protect and Serve Themselves (out April 14, 2026), a history of police unions that reveals how American law enforcement built a political movement that made cops untouchable. In conversation with Schrader will be Philip V. McHarris, author of Beyond Policing.
Urban Agriculture with New York Restoration Project at Sherman Creek Park. Learn the ins and outs of how to grow vegetables, flowers, culturally relevant crops, and more. Help us care for 20+ raised beds, a three-bin compost systems, and our famous mushroom farm.
City Nature Challenge: Spring Ephemerals Walk at Inwood Hill Park. Join NYC Parks staff on a hike to explore the diversity of spring wildflowers. Volunteers will learn how to identify these plants. Registration is required
