Join the Urban Park Rangers on a beautiful stroll around historic Inwood Hill Park as we celebrate the changing of the seasons! Learn about the ecology of a fall forest and the science of the changing colors all while enjoying one of Manhattan’s most unique parks!
Free. Registration not required.
During Native American Heritage Month, explore the past and present experience of Native Americans. Learn more about the rock shelters in the ancient tulip forests of Inwood Hill Park and the rich culture, history, and traditions of the Lenape!
Free Registration not required.
Join the Urban Park Rangers as we plant bulbs for our spring garden. Daffodils and tulips go in the ground in the fall so we’ll have flowers in the spring!
Free! Registration not required.
Autumn garden maintenance is an important step to a successful growing season. Maintain our pollinator garden as we prepare it for a dormant winter. Learn more about the ways pollinator species help plants flourish in our parks. Registration not required.
Poet Rebecca Haff Lowry (Delaware Tribe of Indians) and ISCP artist-in-residence Inge Meijer (The Netherlands) will present a poetry performance walk, visiting various locations in Inwood Hill Park in Lenapehoking (Manhattan). New voices are explored through movement and sound in performances that celebrate the return of Lenape peoples to their homeland, Lenapehoking.
The walk begins at 2:00pm on Saturday, October 11 and Sunday, October 12 at the Inwood Hill Park Nature Center, 600 West 218th Street, New York, NY. Please note that unpaved paths and inclines are present on the route. Space is limited.
Please RSVP here for either date.
