Bring your camera and join photographer Michael Palma as you capture the sunset at Fort Tryon Park! Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Fort Tryon Park
Take The Heather Garden And Estate History Tour In Fort Tryon
Join a walking tour of the Heather Garden and former Billings Estate in Fort Tryon Park with local historian Robin Boomer. Continue Reading →
Kids In Motion Summer Festival 2017 At Fort Tryon Park
Join the Fort Tryon Park (just north of Harlem) for a day filled with fun games, arts and crafts, group exercises, dance and other great activities! Continue Reading →
Mother’s Day Concert: A New Amorous World At Fort Tryon Park
Treat mom to a free concert in the park, courtesy of the Dessoff Choir. After lunch, bring a blanket and enjoy Billings Lawn’s scenery while listening to the sounds of acapella voices. Continue Reading →
The Making Of Fort Tryon Park In Inwood
Have you ever wondered how parks are made? The National Park Service site shows you each step of how the Olmsted Brothers planned and designed Fort Tryon Park for John D. Rockefeller, Jr. beginning in the late 1920’s.
Heather Garden Pollinators Presentation with Author Leslie Day At Fort Tryon Park
When you visit the Heather Garden in Fort Tryon Park during spring, summer, and fall, you will see not only the hundreds of species of flowering plants, but also beautiful hummingbirds, butterflies, moths, bees, beetles, wasps, and flies that pollinate flowers. Continue Reading →
HW Pick: Fort Tryon Kids Art: Sketching & Painting Fall Foliage
Join artist Jenae Schwartz and admire the wonderful colors of Autumn. Peek into the science of trees and learn the different parts of a leaf through sketching, leaf rubbing, and painting with water colors. Continue Reading →
Fort Tryon Park Cottage Open House New York At The New Jersey Palisades
Here’s your chance to see inside of the Fort Tryon Park Cottage! The 1905 cottage flanking the Heather Garden was originally the gatehouse of the C.K.G Billings Estate and has retained its charm over its many uses in the last 108 years. Continue Reading →
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