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There's still time to RSVP for Speaking of Revolution: In A Different Key, A Community Conversation on Jazz with Humanit...
06/11/2026

There's still time to RSVP for Speaking of Revolution: In A Different Key, A Community Conversation on Jazz with Humanities New York on 06/17!

Join us for a community conversation at Snug Harbor, part of Speaking of Revolution—a statewide series developed by Humanities New York. This gathering is one of several across New York where neighbors explore how ideas of rupture and renewal continue to shape civic and cultural life. Each event begins with a short reading or image, chosen locally, to spark open, reflective dialogue. There’s no panel, no lecture, and no pressure to have the right answer—just a chance to listen, share, and think together.

🗓 Wednesday, June 17 at 6 PM
📍The Carpenter's Shop at Snug Harbor
🎟 Admission: Free with registration

🔗 Register using the link in our bio!

06/04/2026

A 360 view of the public sculpture Acacia Unipod: Seed of Rwanda by Dario Mohr!

Acacia UniPod: Seed of Rwanda is a public sculpture from Dario Mohr’s Acacia Forest series, on view on Gazebo Row at Snug Harbor. The work honors the indigenous heritage of Rwanda through a language of unity rather than tribal distinction. While the broader series often references specific cultural lineages, this piece intentionally departs from that framework.

Rwanda’s contemporary identity is shaped by a collective commitment to stand as one people, rejecting tribal designations that were historically weaponized through colonial intervention to divide communities. The acacia tree, a symbol of endurance, regeneration, and ancestral presence across the African continent, is distilled here into a singular form: one pod, one seed, one nation. Rather than inscribing the names of tribes, the sculpture bears a single name, Rwanda affirming unity as an act of cultural sovereignty and healing.

🗓 On view: May 22-September 29, 2026
📍Gazebo Row at Snug Harbor

From participatory ritual to immersive sound, tomorrow's events offer two unique ways to engage with art:🌱Happy Planting...
05/29/2026

From participatory ritual to immersive sound, tomorrow's events offer two unique ways to engage with art:

🌱Happy Planting Day with is a ceremony and participatory ritual created to transform grief, memory, and ancestral connection into collective acts of renewal. You’ll be invited to take part in the ritual by writing messages to deceased loved ones on handmade seed paper cards. Each card contains embedded African Daisy seeds, symbolizing resilience, beauty, and regeneration. Participants will be guided to reflect, write, and then offer their messages as part of a communal act of remembrance.

🌊Lines in the Water by will be a site-specific spatial composition that merges archival material with present-day data from New York Harbor. In the compositional process, Torge will use historical maritime maps and signals as well as other archival material to influence standard notation and develop graphic notations in a score performed by instrumentalists. Recordings from maritime sites throughout the harbor will be used to influence and dictate the rhythmic, harmonic, and overall structure of the composition. In addition to the recordings, real-time data like wind direction/speed and radio signals from the harbor will be used to determine parameters such as the sonic spatialization while the piece is performed. This anchors the performance to the present moment within the harbor.

🔗RSVP for both events using the link in our bio!

Join us this Saturday, 05/30, for a family-friendly, all ages gathering to welcome the public art piece, Acacia UniPod: ...
05/27/2026

Join us this Saturday, 05/30, for a family-friendly, all ages gathering to welcome the public art piece, Acacia UniPod: Seed of Rwanda by Dario Mohr to Snug Harbor!🌱

Happy Planting Day is a ceremony and participatory ritual created to transform grief, memory, and ancestral connection into collective acts of renewal. You’ll be invited to take part in the ritual by writing messages to deceased loved ones on handmade seed paper cards. Each card contains embedded African Daisy seeds, symbolizing resilience, beauty, and regeneration. Participants will be guided to reflect, write, and then offer their messages as part of a communal act of remembrance.

Live djembe by Kraig Blue.

🗓 Saturday, 05/30 at 11 AM
📍Gazebo Row at Snug Harbor
🎟 Admission: Free

🔗 Register today using the link in our bio!

📣NOW ON VIEW📣 Acacia UniPod: Seed of RwandaAcacia UniPod: Seed of Rwanda is a public sculpture from Dario Mohr’s Acacia ...
05/22/2026

📣NOW ON VIEW📣 Acacia UniPod: Seed of Rwanda

Acacia UniPod: Seed of Rwanda is a public sculpture from Dario Mohr’s Acacia Forest series, on view on Gazebo Row at Snug Harbor. The work honors the indigenous heritage of Rwanda through a language of unity rather than tribal distinction. While the broader series often references specific cultural lineages, this piece intentionally departs from that framework.

Rwanda’s contemporary identity is shaped by a collective commitment to stand as one people, rejecting tribal designations that were historically weaponized through colonial intervention to divide communities. The acacia tree, a symbol of endurance, regeneration, and ancestral presence across the African continent, is distilled here into a singular form: one pod, one seed, one nation. Rather than inscribing the names of tribes, the sculpture bears a single name, Rwanda affirming unity as an act of cultural sovereignty and healing.

🗓 On view: May 22-September 29, 2026
📍Gazebo Row at Snug Harbor

RSVP today for Speaking of Revolution: In A Different Key, A Community Conversation on Jazz with Humanities New York on ...
05/21/2026

RSVP today for Speaking of Revolution: In A Different Key, A Community Conversation on Jazz with Humanities New York on 06/17!

Join us for a community conversation at Snug Harbor, part of Speaking of Revolution—a statewide series developed by Humanities New York. This gathering is one of several across New York where neighbors explore how ideas of rupture and renewal continue to shape civic and cultural life. Each event begins with a short reading or image, chosen locally, to spark open, reflective dialogue. There’s no panel, no lecture, and no pressure to have the right answer—just a chance to listen, share, and think together.

🗓 Wednesday, June 17 at 6 PM
📍The Carpenter's Shop at Snug Harbor

🔗 Register using the link in our bio!

Join us on 05/30 for PASS: Lines in the Water by Torge Goderstad!Lines in the Water sit between two realities of maritim...
05/19/2026

Join us on 05/30 for PASS: Lines in the Water by Torge Goderstad!

Lines in the Water sit between two realities of maritime activity. On one side, the use of objective data such as currents, radio alerts, and weather forecasts for navigational purposes. And on the other side, an abstract awareness of the unknown, and the mysticism that has been the source of countless sea stories.

Lines in the Water will be a site-specific spatial composition that merges archival material with present-day data from New York Harbor. In the compositional process, Torge will use historical maritime maps and signals as well as other archival material to influence standard notation and develop graphic notations in a score performed by instrumentalists. Recordings from maritime sites throughout the harbor will be used to influence and dictate the rhythmic, harmonic, and overall structure of the composition. In addition to the recordings, real-time data like wind direction/speed and radio signals from the harbor will be used to determine parameters such as the sonic spatialization while the piece is performed. This anchors the performance to the present moment within the harbor.

🗓 Saturday, May 30th at 2 PM
Join us for pre-performance refreshments beginning at 1 PM
📍The Carpenter's Shop at Snug Harbor
🎟 RSVP today using the link in bio!

Get your tickets to Shakespeare in the Park at The Revitalized Delacorte Theater in Central Park! We are excited to part...
05/18/2026

Get your tickets to Shakespeare in the Park at The Revitalized Delacorte Theater in Central Park! We are excited to partner with The Public Theater for this in-person borough ticket distribution.

🔗Learn more about how ticket distribution works by visiting the link in our bio!

🗓 Saturday, May 23rd at 12 PM
📍Cottage B porch at Snug Harbor

Please note: Tickets are available on a first-come/first-serve basis. Ticket distribution will not begin until the listed start time. Participating in the line for tickets does not guarantee the availability of tickets. The Public Theater will do their absolute best to accommodate as many tickets as possible.

ABOUT THE PRODUCTION:
Romeo & Juliet
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Saheem Ali

The Public’s Associate Artistic Director and Resident Director Saheem Ali brings Shakespeare’s legendary star-crossed lovers to Central Park for the first time in nearly 20 years. Never was there a story of more woe, or more romance, than the Bard’s timeless tale of two young lovers from warring families. As the Montagues and Capulets are torn apart by ideology and simmering violence spills into the streets of the border town of Verona, Romeo and Juliet dare to defy a world determined to keep them apart. In this bold new staging, the play unfolds in English, but Romeo and Juliet speak to one another in Spanish, a language reserved only for their shared world. Don’t miss this thrilling new production, essential viewing for lovers of Shakespeare, theater, and the enduring power of love itself.

📣 OPENING TOMORROW: THE BOROUGH ARTS FESTIVAL 📣The NYC Department of Education’s Borough Arts Festival - Staten Island i...
05/08/2026

📣 OPENING TOMORROW: THE BOROUGH ARTS FESTIVAL 📣

The NYC Department of Education’s Borough Arts Festival - Staten Island is proud to return to Snug Harbor to showcase artwork created by students in grades Pre-K through 12 from District 31 and District 75!

This exhibition is part of a series of borough-wide events where students will showcase the visual and performing arts projects they’ve worked on throughout the school year at art galleries, theaters, museums, and public spaces. This year, the student visual arts exhibition will feature approximately 200 exquisite pieces of 2D and 3D pieces of art. Initiated in 2015, the Borough Arts Festival showcases and celebrates the visual and performing arts talents and skills of New York City’s public-school students.

🗓️ On view from May 9, 2026-June 7, 2026
⏰ Friday-Saturday: 12 PM-7 PM
Sunday: 11 AM-5 PM
📍 Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, 1st floor,
Building G Galleries

RSVP for your visit using the link🔗 in our bio!





📣DEADLINE EXTENDED📣The 2026-27 PASS Open Call has officially been extended to May 15 at 11:59 PM!Snug Harbor is excited ...
05/04/2026

📣DEADLINE EXTENDED📣

The 2026-27 PASS Open Call has officially been extended to May 15 at 11:59 PM!

Snug Harbor is excited to announce its annual open call for the Performing Arts Salon Saturdays (PASS) artist residency and performance program. Snug Harbor is seeking applications to select four residencies that will support the creation and development of new works in dance, music, theater, and multidisciplinary performance.

Selected artists have access to live and work in one of our historic cottages, with studio space available in our Dance Center. At the end of each residency, artists share their work with the community in a culminating work-in-progress performance. Performances have taken place across our 83-acre campus: in the Dance Center, Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, and in various gardens and meadows. The primary goals of PASS are to provide time, space, and support to artists in the development of their work.

PASS is a unique, sought-after opportunity offering space for living, creating, and presenting new performance work in New York City. Snug Harbor is proud of its role as an arts incubator for artists to explore new dimensions in their practice.

🚫 APPLICATION DEADLINE: May 15, 2026 at 11:59 PM

🔗 Learn more by visiting the link in our bio!



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