As we embark on a new exhibition in collaboration with three local artists, each moved by the subject matter of the research that the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum has been doing on the people that were enslaved on the Dyckman Farm, there are so many factors at play. We are in the midst of a global pandemic and the racial injustices in this country have reached a tipping point. Now more than ever, we at the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum feel that it is imperative that we continue to expand upon the narrative that we tell at the museum. We are so happy to have Gwendolyn Black, Sheila Prevost and Rachel Sydlowski here to react to these previously untold and important stories in their own way.
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Indian Road Cafe Inwood Hill Turkey Trot 2020
Manhattan’s official Turkey Trot! 5k Run/Walk for Charity. Join us Thanksgiving Day for Manhattan’s only official turkey trot. All proceeds will benefit a local charity. You can run or walk! Shirts will be sold at the event (not included in ticket price). We can’t wait to see you there!
Dyckman Farmhouse Exhibition : “Unspoken Voices, Honoring the Legacy of Black America”
As we embark on a new exhibition in collaboration with three local artists, each moved by the subject matter of the research that the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum has been doing on the people that were enslaved on the Dyckman Farm, there are so many factors at play. We are in the midst of a global pandemic and the racial injustices in this country have reached a tipping point. Now more than ever, we at the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum feel that it is imperative that we continue to expand upon the narrative that we tell at the museum. We are so happy to have Gwendolyn Black, Sheila Prevost and Rachel Sydlowski here to react to these previously untold and important stories in their own way.
Dyckman Farmhouse Exhibition : “Unspoken Voices, Honoring the Legacy of Black America”
As we embark on a new exhibition in collaboration with three local artists, each moved by the subject matter of the research that the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum has been doing on the people that were enslaved on the Dyckman Farm, there are so many factors at play. We are in the midst of a global pandemic and the racial injustices in this country have reached a tipping point. Now more than ever, we at the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum feel that it is imperative that we continue to expand upon the narrative that we tell at the museum. We are so happy to have Gwendolyn Black, Sheila Prevost and Rachel Sydlowski here to react to these previously untold and important stories in their own way.
Dyckman Farmhouse Exhibition : “Unspoken Voices, Honoring the Legacy of Black America”
As we embark on a new exhibition in collaboration with three local artists, each moved by the subject matter of the research that the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum has been doing on the people that were enslaved on the Dyckman Farm, there are so many factors at play. We are in the midst of a global pandemic and the racial injustices in this country have reached a tipping point. Now more than ever, we at the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum feel that it is imperative that we continue to expand upon the narrative that we tell at the museum. We are so happy to have Gwendolyn Black, Sheila Prevost and Rachel Sydlowski here to react to these previously untold and important stories in their own way.