Autumnal Festivities at Staten Island Snug Harbor Cultural Center
Autumn is in the air, and the leaves will be changing before you know it
Savor those Snug Harbor moments at the Autumn Moon Festival, Newhouse After Dark, or on an immersive tour.
LAST CHANCE: Rediscover Snug Harbor this Saturday, September 20on the final History and Mysteries of Snug Harbor and Heritage Farm tours of the season. Your ticket to either of those tours is good for a 10% discount at Harbor Eats through September 30.
ANNOUNCING: Snug Harbor Ghost Tour:
The Tale of the Matron
October 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27 | 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM
The Tale of the Matron sets the backstory for a historically horrifying reenactment of events that took place at Sailors’ Snug Harbor in 1863. Your 75-minute tour will enter three buildings that are typically closed to the public: the Matron’s House, the Butcher’s Cottage, and the former Surgeon’s House (now known as the Governor’s House).
Visit snug-harbor.org/tour to purchase tickets and learn more.
It’s back! This Saturday, enjoy traditional Chinese performances and demonstrations, food tastings, cultural crafts & storytelling, tours, and the uniquely beautiful New York Chinese Scholar’s Garden at the annual Autumn Moon Festival.
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Visual Arts
LAST CHANCE!
Catch these exhibitions at the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art through September 23, 2018:
Join us this autumn for Newhouse After Dark, a brand new after-hours program. Each month, enjoy the beauty of live art experiences in the oldest building on campus.
September 20 – Kevin Norton’s Breakfast of Champignons October 25 – Beetlejuice + Halloween Dance Party
November 8 – Sartorial Stories: Fashion, Autobiography, and Staten Island
December 13 – Music by Jenno Snyder
Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art: Hours & Admission
All exhibits are on display in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). General admission to the Newhouse Center is $5 ($4 for students/seniors, free for Snug Harbor Members).
March – December:
Thurs – Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM
Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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Performing ArtsOCTOBER: Get in the swing of autumn at PASS: With the changes, a full-length site-specific contemporary dance piece by performer and choreographer Janice Rosario. The project explores how the way we relate to each other and ourselves is dictated by the changing of the seasons. The aim is to unveil the human psyche through dance. Get your tickets today.
BONUS: Rosario will lead a free dance class at 5 PM before the performance event.
In the1960s, jetliners changed passenger travel forever. They also changed the lives of a few fortunate women. With the free screening of the Smithsonian Channel’s I Was A Jet Set Stewardess on September 22, go back to this golden age of commercial flight, when pilots looked like movie stars, passengers ate seven-course meals, and young, charming stewardesses became the glamorous faces of the industry.
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NYC Compost Project and Heritage Farm
Learn how to make the most of your food scraps by composting! Join the NYC Compost Project’s next Turn & Learnsessions on September 25. If you help us make compost, you can take compost — just bring your own container.
What is compost? How do I make it? Do I need a bin? Do I need worms? The FREE Compost 101 workshop on October 13 will introduce you to compost, how it’s made, and what to do with it when it’s done.
Great news! The Heritage Farm Stand is officially open for the season. On Saturdays from 10 AM – 3 PMwhile supplies last, get the freshest locally grown produce right here at Snug Harbor. Check out their new location by the Visitor Information Booth on Chapel Road!
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