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Fort Tryon Park: Margaret Corbin Day Tour & Creative Workshop

Margaret Corbin Day Tour & Creative Workshop

Join Fort Tryon Park Conservancy for the inaugural Margaret Corbin Day—an evening of history, reflection, and creative storytelling in one of New York City’s most beautiful parks.

Did you know that West Point Military Academy honors American Revolutionary War hero Margaret Corbin every May 1st? Now, Fort Tryon Park will proudly continue that tradition by celebrating her courage and legacy right where history lives!

The evening begins at 5:30 PM with a welcome and guided tour, starting at the Margaret Corbin Plaza entrance to the park. From 6:00–7:00 PM, gather for an engaging Uptown Stories reading and creative workshop. Through storytelling and reflection, participants will explore themes of bravery, resilience, and choice.

Honor Revolutionary War hero Margaret Corbin with stories, reflection, and creativity. Q: What would you have done if you were Margaret? Step into history, share your voice, and imagine the courage it takes to stand your ground. Come celebrate a local hero and be part of a new Fort Tryon Park tradition!

This free community event invites all ages to connect with the past while creating something meaningful for the present.

Location: Fort Tryon Park Margaret Corbin Circle Heather Garden Entrance

Fort Tryon Park: Migratory Birding Day at Cabrini Woods

Migratory Birding Day at Cabrini Woods

Join us in celebrating Migratory Birding Day with a guided walk through Fort Tryon Park, led by local birder Alexandra Wang. This special event highlights the incredible journey of migratory birds as they return for the spring season.

Participants will explore the park’s scenic landscapes, learn about migration patterns, and practice spotting and identifying a variety of species that pass through this important urban green space.

Open to birders of all levels, this walk is a great opportunity to deepen your appreciation for wildlife and experience the energy of spring migration firsthand.

Meet at Margaret Corbin Circle. The walk will continue to Cabrini Woods Plaza and throughout the western side of the park.