Let's Draw! Come explore Brooklyn Naval Cemetery Landscape through Nature Journaling!
This presentation, directed by Nifemi Ogunro, will feature 5 objects, 9 movers, and will last about an hour. Guests are welcome to watch along the boardwalk.
By blending cutting-edge science with embodied practice, the workshop How to Become an Octopus (and sometimes squid) invites participants to reimagine intelligence, adaptability, and connection—both within themselves and within the ecosystems they inhabit.
By blending cutting-edge science with embodied practice, the workshop How to Become an Octopus (and sometimes squid) invites participants to reimagine intelligence, adaptability, and connection—both within themselves and within the ecosystems they inhabit.
Learn about how our meadow supports native bee species and get tips on how to identify native bees! Learn about bee mimics, cuckoo bees, bumblebees, leafcutter bees, resin bees and more!
This year, join BGI gardeners in keeping the greenways green! Learn invasive plant management and about the benefits of native perennials and street trees as we steward the Greenway!
Rosa Bordallo is a Chamorro/CHamoru singer-songwriter from the island of Guam. Her musical compositions are often reflections upon grief, trauma, and resiliency.
Join Brooklyn Greenway Initiative for our annual soirée that powers our work supporting completion and use of the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway, operating and programming the Naval Cemetery Landscape public greenspace, and expanding greenways across NYC.
Be lulled into deep relaxation using the sounds of singing bowls, gong, harmonium, vocals, and other sound sources to provide you with a meditative and healing environment. Lay down and enjoy.
Keeping the Greenway clean and green isn't easy, but with your help, together we can keep the Greenway litter-free and enjoyable for all! We're excited to welcome the public to join BGI staff and gardeners to steward the Naval Cemetery Landscape and adjacent Greenway for regular stewardship days.
