What’s the most historic thing in Inwood? For many, the DYCKMAN FARMHOUSE would be at the top of the list. It’s not only a national landmark, it’s one of the oldest structures […]
Channel your inner artist this month with TWO Saturday drop-in workshops inspired by Dyckman Farmhouse Museum’s blooming eight-bed garden! Activity 1: Make Your Own Artist Book! Learn different techniques for […]
Stop by Dyckman Farmhouse Museum to make your own delicious homemade drink using herbs from our eight-bed educational garden and create prints inspired by what's growing on our half-acre property! […]
What does Dyckman Farmhouse look like through your eyes? Visit the Museum during our open hours this July for the chance to take film photos of Dyckman Farmhouse Museum and […]
Baseball is not just America’s pastime— it is a story of resilience, talent, and the fight for equality. African Americans have shaped the game of baseball since its earliest days […]
What does Dyckman Farmhouse look like through your eyes? Visit the Museum during our open hours this July for the chance to take film photos of Dyckman Farmhouse Museum and […]
Picnic blanket and bug spray? Check. Besties and bodega sandwiches? Check and check. Good vibes? Guaranteed. Start August off on a high note with our LAST Back Porch Concert of […]
Get ready for a wacky, bilingual adventure to Fairlyland with Frog and Peach Theatre Company’s 2025 edition of “Tinkerbell Live” THIS SATURDAY at Dyckman Farmhouse Museum! Join Princess Snow White, […]
1775 was 250 years ago. At that time the people of Kingsbridge did not know that the most dramatic and violent 8 years in the history of the area were about […]
If you could send a message to an enslaved person from the past, how would you use your creativity to acknowledge the inherent humanity of their life? Would you draw them a beautiful map to freedom? Write […]
We Were, We Are, We Will Be Cheyney McKnight Heed my warning from the ancestors. Do right by these ancestors. Do right by these descendants. A fundamental aspect of […]
If you could send a message to an enslaved person from the past, how would you use your creativity to acknowledge the inherent humanity of their life? Would you draw them a beautiful map to freedom? Write […]
