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Pied Piper: The Addams Family

Wednesday Addams has grown up and fallen in love with a sweet young man from a respectable,  “normal” family. Wednesday confides in her father and begs him not to tell her mother. Now, Gomez Addams must do something he’s never done before– keep a secret from his beloved wife, Morticia.

Everything will change for the entire Addams Family on the fateful night they host a dinner party for Wednesday’s “normal” boyfriend and his parents.

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Adult: $25.00
Student/Senior: $15.00
RUNNING TIME
2 hours

Dyckman Discussions Panel Series: Indigenous Communities of Upper Manhattan and the Hudson Valley at Holy Trinity Church

Dyckman Discussions: Indigenous Communities of Upper Manhattan
April 1, 2023 at 2PM
Location: Holy Trinity Church Inwood

Dyckman Discussions is a two year discussion series focusing on exploring topics in New York history, such as forced removal of indigenous people, Dutch colonization, enslaved labor, and immigration. “Indigenous Communities of Upper Manhattan,” is the second panel in a series of 5 taking place in 2023.

More about the panel: The city of New York has yet to reckon with its history of marginalizing indigenous people of Manhattan Island – specifically the Lenape and Algonquin-speaking communities of the Northeast. Chaired by Christian Ayne Crouch (Bard College), this panel casts a light on the traditional practices, customs, and traditions of indigenous people. This will include a discussion of diaspora, as many of these communities were forced north, or west, as a result of the encroachment from European and American migrants.

No registration is required to attend in person. To attend virtually, please register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_aG7CjllXSx6VWGfLTAjCZw

Discusiones Dyckman:

Comunidades Indígenas del Alto Manhattan
Primero de abril del 2023 a las 2:00 pm.
Lugar: Iglesia de la Santísima Trinidad Inwood.

Discusiones Dyckman es una serie de debates de dos años que se centra en la exploración de temas de la historia de Nueva York, como la expulsión forzosa de indígenas, la colonización holandesa, la mano de obra de los esclavos y la inmigración. “Comunidades indígenas del Alto Manhattan” es el segundo panel de una serie de cinco paneles que tendrán lugar en el 2023.

Más sobre el panel: La ciudad de Nueva York aún tiene que contar su historia de marginación de los pueblos indígenas de la Isla de Manhattan, específicamente las comunidades de habla lenape y algonquin del noreste. Presidido por Christian Ayne Crouch (Bard College), este panel resalta las prácticas, costumbres y tradiciones de los pueblos indígenas. Esto incluirá una discusión sobre la diáspora, ya que muchas de estas comunidades fueron forzadas al norte o al oeste, como resultado de la invasión de inmigrantes europeos y estadounidenses.

Fort Tryon Park: SHEARING OF THE HEATHER & COMMUNITY PARADE IN FORT TRYON PARK

April 1 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

The three-acre Heather Garden is the site of our annual rite of spring – the Shearing of the Heather parade and community celebration in Fort Tryon Park.

Bring your musical instruments and join in our community parade through the Heather Garden led by traditional bagpipers. Learn why Fort Tryon Park has the largest heath and heather collection in the northeast, and how to propagate your own heathers with clippings from the shearing. Make flower-themed crafts, join a scavenger hunt, get your face painted and celebrate spring while enjoying the garden’s spring beauty and panoramic views of the Hudson River and Palisades! Fun for all ages!