Earth Day Pollinator Party at Dyckman Farmhouse Museum – New York, NY

Dyckman Farmhouse has always been a place where people grow things in the ground: the Lenape used this area as seasonal farmland, the Dyckmans were known for planting fruit orchards, and even today our neighbors tend to our raised garden beds!

Join us on Earth Day for an exciting lineup of activities for all ages:

• Enjoy a pollinator-inspired puppet show starting at 4:30pm, the legendary “Hummingbird Saves the Day” with Cinta Productions returns to the Farmhouse!
• Bring paper butterflies, bees, and birds to life with stop motion animation!
• Sparrow? Pigeon? Hawk? Discover who’s who in the bird world and get fluent in birdwatching with the Urban Park Rangers!
• Create melodies and rhythms inspired by our Inwood neighborhood with local composer and teaching artist Evelyn Petcher Brandes!
• Roll up your sleeves, make wildflower seed bombs, and take your best shot around our Hessian Hut! FYI, come back to the Farmhouse in a month to see your sprouts in action!

Date: Wednesday, April 22nd

Time: 4pm-6pm

Cost: Free!

Kid- and family-friendly? Absolutely! This party was made just for you!

Registration Required? Nope, this is a free, drop-in program!

Location: Dyckman Farmhouse Museum (on the corner of 204th Street and Broadway)

This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council. Dyckman Farmhouse Museum Alliance’s programs made possible by The Cowles Charitable Trust and by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature