Open Studio
Artist in Residence Natalie Collette Wood invites children and families behind the scenes to her artist studio at the museum where her solo exhibition, Nesting took flight!
Saturday, June 14th
12:00pm – 2:00pm
Tag Archives: Sugar Hill Children’s Museum
Sugar Hill: Meet the Curators!
Meet the Curators!
With independent curator Bentley Brown and Laura Vookles Chief Curator, Hudson River Museum
Join the co-curators of Order/Reorder, an exhibition originally presented at the Hudson River Museum. Learn about the works on view and participate in activities and hands on art making.
Sunday June 8th
12pm
Sugar Hill: Print Workshop
This month, each Sunday will include a printmaking workshop! Try your hand at foam board etching, develop the magic of cyanotype printing, or explore stenciling.
Sugar Hill: Ivalas Quartet
Ivalas Quartet
Just in time for spring break! The Schneider Concerts and Sugar Hill Children’s Museum join together to bring you the Ivalas Quartet.
With music from Mendelssohn to the movies, this free 1-hour-long concert is designed to get young children on their feet, using their voices, and their imaginations to get engaged with chamber music.
Part of the Schneider Concerts spring season featuring the series’ inaugural curating/performing ensemble, the Ivalas Quartet in a wide variety of programs. Supported by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council and made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
Friday, April 18th
2:00pm
Sugar Hill – Harlem’s Son: A Poetry & Performance Workshop inspired by Langston Hughes
Harlem’s Son: A Poetry & Performance Workshop inspired by Langston Hughes
This interactive poetry workshop takes place in Jamel Robinson’s solo exhibition, A Love Worth Fighting For, and draws a line between the artist’s work and the legacy of Langston Hughes.
Jamel invites the audience to reflect on lineage, language, and presence—to respond to the art works on display and voices that came before. Through the words of Langston’s poem “I Too” and the artist’s guidance, participants are encouraged to create their own poetry and take their place among those voices.
Saturday, April 26th
12:00pm – 2:00pm