Easter Egg Hunt By Fort Tryon Park Conservancy
Celebrate spring at the Annual Easter Egg Hunt in Fort Tryon Park! Families with children are invited to Dongan Lawn for a festive morning of egg hunts, games, music, face painting, and so much more. Enjoy a joyful community tradition as we welcome the season together!
Arrivals and Departures — watercolor paintings by Jan Mohlman. The show will be up for the month of March 2026 at Cafe Buunni on Pinehurst Avenue.
Reception is Saturday, March 7 from 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Journey along the ancient Camino de Santiago with Skylark Vocal Ensemble as they perform Joby Talbot’s mesmerizing Path of Miracles in the in the in the resonant spaces of the Hispanic Society. This “musical miracle in itself” traces the steps of Spain’s most enduring pilgrimage through four theatrical movements, with seventeen individual voice parts creating an almost orchestral texture that illuminates the universal experiences of journey, transformation, and spiritual discovery. Be transported as a pilgrimage across Spain unfolds in sound, surrounded by Joaquín Sorolla’s fourteen-panel masterpiece Vision of Spain.
A limited number of free tickets are available to each concert, which will become available a few weeks prior to the concerts.
Space is limited, RSVP required.
Journey along the ancient Camino de Santiago with Skylark Vocal Ensemble as they perform Joby Talbot’s mesmerizing Path of Miracles in the in the in the resonant spaces of the Hispanic Society. This “musical miracle in itself” traces the steps of Spain’s most enduring pilgrimage through four theatrical movements, with seventeen individual voice parts creating an almost orchestral texture that illuminates the universal experiences of journey, transformation, and spiritual discovery. Be transported as a pilgrimage across Spain unfolds in sound, surrounded by Joaquín Sorolla’s fourteen-panel masterpiece Vision of Spain.
A limited number of free tickets are available to each concert, which will become available a few weeks prior to the concerts.
Space is limited, RSVP required.
“Dance Yrself Clean” The fourth year in a row – another year, another reading across literary genres and named after an LCD Soundsystem song. Come hear five exciting new voices work out their ideas and find an audience among friends. Featuring:
India Marin Stachyra (she/her) is an interdisciplinary theatre artist and arts administrator.
Josephine Sloyan is a writer living in New York. Her stories have appeared in the Penn Review, Identity Theory, and elsewhere. She is a graduate of the Hunter College MFA program.
Naomi Washer is a writer and psychoanalyst in formation in New York City. Her most recent book is Marginalia: an autobiography (Autofocus Books, 2025).
Memphis Washington is a Harlem-raised bookseller, facilitator, and writer based in Uptown NYC. Memphis has facilitated diverse programs and workshops for youth and adults,
Ran Schulte (he/him) is a graduate of Macaulay @ CUNY Hunter College. His poetry and fiction have appeared in The North, Oyez Review 51, Blood Orange, JAKE, and elsewhere
