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The afternoon, which will include music presented by artists from across New York City, will portray the Passion according to the Gospel of John and meditations by three preachers. Featuring members of the St. Mark’s Choir, and a cast of distinguished actors, singers, and instrumentalist Preachers, the service will also include Rev. John Thatamanil, Rev. Courtney Bryant, and Rev. Nathaniel Lee. Staying true to its long history and commitment to justice and mercy through worship and the arts, poetry, dance, and historic preservation, the service was conceived 22 years ago by Bishop Catherine Roskam, and Jeannine Otis in collaboration with the St. Mark’s Choir.” ( SI Advance) Get your reggae and cookout all in one day! The event includes Stoli Sno Cones, tacos, and more! Plus live performances by JUDAH and EL! 12 p.m., The Paper Box, 17 Meadow Street, bet. Waterbury and Bogart, cost: free!

Flowers attract the attention of both human and animal visitors. Honeybees, bumblebees and butterflies are easily spotted in the garden, but solitary bees, beetles and other native pollinators are often overlooked. With net in hand, naturalist Chris Kreussling scours the garden for all sorts of hard-working pollinators, offering a close-up look at a variety of insects before returning them to their pollinating duties.Ages 10 and older welcome with an adult.Bees, Butterflies and Blooms Weekend event. Learn all about Prison Ships during the Revolutionary War during a walking tour with the Urban Park Rangers! 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., Fort Greene Park Visitor Center Myrtle Ave., De Kalb Ave. bet. Washington Park and St. Edward's St., cost: free! Snap a picture in one of many dreamy Holiday Inspired Photo-ops. Treat yourself to a manicure at the SSE Nailbar, or peek into your future with a Tarot card reading.” Experience performances and films centered around the cultural dances of the Pacific Islands. Join the journey to becoming the best of the best in hula, and take an unvarnished look at the impacts of the commercialization of hula and Hawaiian culture.” Hailed by at least one of his parents as “a very special boy”, Jesse has performed lead roles in a National Tour and other notable productions all over the country. He’s been featured as a singer in shows at the Met Opera House and the Main Stage in Millennium Park. He’s also had opportunities to share original material on New York stages like Ars nova, Webster hall, and 54 Below.Come celebrate as MTA Bridges and Tunnels turns 90! Join archivists Mary Hedge and Nellie Hankins for a look behind the scenes and into the MTA Bridges and Tunnels Special Archive. Learn the story of the development of the region’s east river crossings through photos, maps, drawings, and artifacts, and explore the past of Bridges and Tunnels seven bridges and two tunnels. From its founding in 1933, through the Robert Moses era and the integration into the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the story of MTA Bridges and Tunnels reflects the story of New York itself.” In this Greenbelt on the Go series, we will explore Brookfield Park. It has meadows, wetlands, marshes and streams. This park’s open area entices different species of flora and fauna.”

Poe Park, Bronx (This event repeats on the 4th Saturday of every month between 7/22/2023 and 11/25/2023.) Come celebrate your wellness with free afternoon yoga and free ice cream. There will be dairy and non-dairy ice cream options. Yoga will be from 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. and afterwe will eat and connect over ice cream.Join the Rangers on a fall tradition as we hike to through the Forever Wild preserve of Inwood Hill Park beneath a canopy of fall colors.” Masquerade, paper faces on parade 😉 Masquerade Party @ Loreley Beer Garden, “FREE Admission, No Cover! Limited happy hour 5-10pm! FREE Champagne Toast at Midnight! Starting at 8pm, we’ll give out masquerade masks! Bring your own masquerade mask and get a Free 0.2 Liter Beer! The Instant Shakespeare Company presents free readings of ALL of Shakespeare’s plays annually. Join us for their dramatic reading of Tymon of Athens. All ages are welcome.” Celebrate American Indian Culture through music and dance! Among many Native American tribes, it is a tradition to celebrate and give thanks in autumn for the bountiful summer harvest. Autumn Dance Celebration showcases a variety of Native American dances outdoors at Queens Farm performed by representatives of eight Indian Nations. The dancers will perform in full regalia and each dance’s origins are explained. This event also features a Native American Craft & Food Market with authentic art, jewelry, ceramics, textiles, and more. This year’s annual summer cooking workshop will be presented to you by Dr. Hsing-Lih Chou, Dr. Yi-Nian Lee, together with students from Overseas Chinese University of Taiwan.

A century ago, the Lower East Side saw unparalleled growth as waves of immigrants settled, prayed, played, worked, shopped, and attended school in this neighborhood as they built their new lives in a new land. Today, there are signs of the past hidden within the modern streets. See how many of these historic places have been transformed, repurposed, or restored.”Co-presentedby the New York Immigration Coalitionand part of the Museum’s“ Activist New York”programseries.