PIP: Playwrights in Process is presented by Piper Theatre as an opportunity for writers to share their material and receive feedback from enthusiastic listeners. Three or four writers will share 20 minutes of their work + 10 minutes for feedback. This event is free to attend and everyone is welcome in the audience - come […]
Our next contemporary art exhibition, "Finding My Folk" opens in the Great Room on March 3! Join us from 6-8 pm to celebrate with curator Krista Scenna and the participating artists. “Finding my Folk” engages seven contemporary immigrant artists whose practice embraces the folkloric and its propensity to adapt to its given place and time. […]
Open Note is a series of eight intimate, monthly concerts curated and performed by students from the Mannes School of Music. Formed initially as a performance opportunity during the Part-Time Faculty strike that affected all members of the Mannes community in fall 2022, Open Note is being run in spring 2023 by the students in […]
“Finding my Folk” engages seven contemporary immigrant artists whose practice embraces the folkloric and its propensity to adapt to its given place and time. As immigrants who hail from all over the globe and have long called New York home, these gifted creators are actively shaping their own traditions, rituals, and customs by blending […]
In the performance “Glitter Priestess Mad Tea Party: Herbal Remedies to Soothe Anger & Anxiety”, artist Damali Abrams makes lavender and oatstraw tea for guests and explains the process and properties of the herbs. This performance art / workshop responds to the stress of current events by empowering participants to take healing into their own […]
Artists of all skill levels (including beginners) are welcome to join us in the Great Room on the 2nd floor of the Old Stone House for this evening session with a professional life model. Bring your favorite supplies (no oils or sprays please) and get sketching! We'll do a variety of short and long poses. […]
Brooklyn Social Media (BSM) and Old Stone House (OSH) invite you to An Evening with Helen Benedict to Benefit Ruth’s Refuge. Helen is the co-author, with Eyad Awwadawnan, of Map of Hope and Sorrow: Stories of Refugees Trapped in Greece (Footnote Press, October 2022). Helen will read from Map of Hope and Sorrow and discuss her book. Leah Cover will […]
Musical Ecologies continues with New York-based pianist Joseph Kubera. A long-time New York city resident and a leading interpreter of contemporary music for over three decades, Kubera will perform Daniel Rothman’s Queens Plaza, and Dry County by Conrad Winslow. The evening will begin with a conversation hosted by series curator Dan Joseph. Use this link […]
“Finding my Folk” engages seven contemporary immigrant artists whose practice embraces the folkloric and its propensity to adapt to its given place and time. As immigrants who hail from all over the globe and have long called New York home, these gifted creators are actively shaping their own traditions, rituals, and customs by blending […]
In this concert we're exploring two contrasting elements - Earth and Air. This eclectic program recreates a visceral experience of what these elements feel like, and showcase how these four brilliant composers help us get transformed to a different environment through music. Joseph Haydn's elegant "Lark" String Quartet and Steven Snowden's ethereal "Bird Catching from Above" for String Quartet will […]
Mozart for Munchkins creates a relaxed, interactive, and engaging environment where children and their families can experience and enjoy the wonders of classical, jazz, bluegrass, and more! Children of all ages are welcome to observe, explore, discover, sing, and dance to their hearts’ content, while parents, grandparents, and caregivers sit back, relax, and enjoy the […]
As part of its six-month exhibition, "Colonial Firefighting & the American Revolution", the NYC Fire Museum will host a private viewing and special panel discussion on the great fire of 1776, how it started, how it was fought, and who was to blame for the devastation and suffering it caused. This is a free event […]
“Finding my Folk” engages seven contemporary immigrant artists whose practice embraces the folkloric and its propensity to adapt to its given place and time. As immigrants who hail from all over the globe and have long called New York home, these gifted creators are actively shaping their own traditions, rituals, and customs by blending […]
“Finding my Folk” engages seven contemporary immigrant artists whose practice embraces the folkloric and its propensity to adapt to its given place and time. As immigrants who hail from all over the globe and have long called New York home, these gifted creators are actively shaping their own traditions, rituals, and customs by blending […]
PIP: Playwrights in Process is presented by Piper Theatre as an opportunity for writers to share their material and receive feedback from enthusiastic listeners. Three or four writers will share 20 minutes of their work + 10 minutes for feedback. This event is free to attend and everyone is welcome in the audience - come […]
“Finding my Folk” engages seven contemporary immigrant artists whose practice embraces the folkloric and its propensity to adapt to its given place and time. As immigrants who hail from all over the globe and have long called New York home, these gifted creators are actively shaping their own traditions, rituals, and customs by blending […]
Camp Brooklyn After Dark presents an intimate evening of food, wine, music and magic at OSH to support the Camp Brooklyn Fund. Since 2002, the Camp Brooklyn Fund has provided access to summer sleep-away camp experiences for Brooklyn children from economically disadvantaged families. Get your tickets here to join the party for a good cause!
“Finding my Folk” engages seven contemporary immigrant artists whose practice embraces the folkloric and its propensity to adapt to its given place and time. As immigrants who hail from all over the globe and have long called New York home, these gifted creators are actively shaping their own traditions, rituals, and customs by blending […]
Join us on April 2 for a Seed Celebration in the Park! OSH Director of Gardens Sam Lewis & Garden Coordinator Angela Lombardo will facilitate a neighborhood seed swap. Diversify your home garden by bringing seeds or cuttings from your favorite plants to trade for something new to you. Nothing to swap this time? Leave […]
5th grade students from PS 118 are fundraising for their graduation activities. Stop by their booth on 5th Ave outside the Park for handmade crafts and baked goods to support their efforts!
