Dyckman Discussions: Slavery in Greater New York May 6th, 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. "Slavery in Greater New York," is the fourth panel […]
Celebrate the start of DFM's 2023 program season at Spring Fling! Enjoy free admission to the museum, step inside our hessian military hut, and participate in arts, crafts, and lawn games throughout the farmhouse property. At 1PM, Listen as Juilliard School graduates Alyssa Campbell, Rebecca Scout Nelson, Aniella Eddy and John Stajduhar join forces with […]
In this second workshop, you will receive more grow bags, compost, and seedlings to learn how to transplant. We will give away lettuces, basil, beets, collard greens, cabbage, mint, and onions! These are plants you can grow in addition to what you grow from seeds! Register here. En este segundo taller recibirás más bolsas de […]
In Conversation with Cinzia Meneghello Friday, June 2nd at 6PM Listen as exhibiting artist Cinzia Meneghello guides you through her exhibition, Uptown Magic, currently on view at the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum. Meneghello will discuss her work and where she finds inspiration for her magical pieces. Uptown Magic is an attempt to celebrate life’s spirited sparkle […]
NoMAA Uptown Arts Stroll Free Concert Series Annette A. Aguilar & Stringbeans Monday, June 5th at 6:30PM Celebrate NoMAA's Uptown Arts Stroll with a free concert at the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum! NoMAA presents Latin Brazilian Jazz w/ 2014 Uptown Arts Stroll honoree Annette A. Aguilar & Stringbeans. Serie de conciertos gratuitos NoMAA Uptown Arts Stroll […]
Dyckman Discussions: Remembering Slavery and Freedom in NYC June 8, 2023 at 6PM Location: PS98 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. "Remembering Slavery and Freedom in NYC," is the fifth panel in […]
Community Legacy Project x The Dyckman Farmhouse Museum Multicultural Heritage Exploration Saturday, June 10th from 1PM-3:30PM CLP x DFM includes multicultural heritage exploration stations covering Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) centered narratives – starting at the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum. At each multicultural heritage exploration station, CLP x DFM participants will have an opportunity to […]
OKRA Dance Company highlights the revived legacy of Pinkster (celebrated by freed and enslaved Africans), which flourished for over 200 years during the height of colonial America, most notably in Albany and New York City. Learn more about this unique facet of the city’s past through this family-friendly, interactive performance of song, dance, and storytelling. […]
For the NYS Path Through History Day: Immigrant History Festival Saturday, June 17th, 10AM-4PM Celebrate the history and present day culture of Upper Manhattan at DFM's Path Through History Weekend Festival! 10AM-4PM: Enjoy free museum admission and mini tours of DFM's Hessian Military Hut 10AM-4PM: Arts and crafts with the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum 10AM-4PM: Participate […]
June Workshop: 6/15 at 5PM, 6/15 at 6PM, 6/17 at 4PM, and 6/17 at 5PM Learn how compost can feed your veggies and herbs! In our third workshop of the Growing Uptown program, you will learn how to use your food scraps to make compost. Participants will be sent home with a bag of compost […]
Get ready to read! Join us for a fun hour of stories. We will have music and a craft the whole family will enjoy! This program is designed for children ages 5 and younger, but all are welcome. For more information, contact Rocio Apolonio at rapolonio@lincnyc.org ¡Prepárate para leer! Únase a nosotros para una hora […]
Back Porch History: The American Revolution in Inwood. Part 1:1776 June 22nd at 6PM We’ll turn our clocks back to 1776 and hear all about uptown Manhattan’s Revolutionary War story. The sabotaged cannons, the secret submarines, & King George’s "head" on a spike at 181st Street. The bone-jarring battle of Fort Washington, fought with all […]
