Events

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This year the museum will be participating in NYC Must-See Week! From January 21-February 9, enjoy 2-for-1 Museum admission during regular museum hours.

Use your imagination and create a miniature winter wonderland in a jar. Learn how to make your very own snow globes using a variety of materials provided. Let it snow!

FREE with Museum Admission

Supported in part by Richmond County Savings Foundation.

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss
Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
Opening Reception: Saturday 2/1/2020 from 5-8PM

$55

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie! Enjoy the refreshments, the art, and good conversation.

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Sea View Playwright's Theatre Presents The Humans
by Stephen Karam

Directed by Mimi McMann

Featuring
Dorri Aspinwall
Nikki Lauren
Michael Milione
Ariana Nicoletta
Meredith Sladek
Frank West

Saturday, January 25th @ 8p.m.
Sunday, January 26th @ 2p.m.
Friday, January 31st  @ 8p.m. 
Saturday, February 1st @ 8p.m.
Sunday, February 2nd @ 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

Willkommen! And Bienvenue! Welcome! Ghostlight Productions, in partnership with Historic Richmond Town, proudly presents the iconic Kander & Ebb musical Cabaret. Decadent nightlife and dangerous times collide at the seedy Kit Kat Klub, a mainstay of the 1930’s Berlin cabaret scene. This powerful musical follows Cliff Bradshaw, a young American writer newly arrived in Berlin, as he navigates the shifting political and social worlds of the Weimar Republic on the eve of Hitler’s rise to power and becomes entangled with cabaret singer Sally Bowles. Cabaret is a raw and powerful jazz musical, and our presentation employs the gritty, adult script featured in the most recent Broadway revival. Cabaret received multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score, and the film version garnered eight Oscars. Join us for this unforgettable theatre experience – right this way, your table’s waiting! (For mature audiences only).

Thursday, Friday & Saturday @ 8p.m.
Sundays at 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

NYC Council Speaker Corey Johnson, will be Chuck's spokesman on Groundhog day!

With a prediction rate of nearly 80% tops among groundhogs- Chuck will once again astound with both his accuracy and affection.
Doors open at 6:30 a.m.
The ceremony begins at 7:00 a.m.
Chuck makes his predictions at 7:30 a.m. a
Admission is free
Presented by Investors Bank

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

Join Yoga Teacher Linda for mindful re-laxation, yoga practice and to take a walk along the harbor promenade. Bring mats, water and tea! Let us know if you do not have a mat. All ages welcome. Reserva-tions required. Call 718-354-4655. ♥ 2 miles.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

This year the museum will be participating in NYC Must-See Week! From January 21-February 9, enjoy 2-for-1 Museum admission during regular museum hours.

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Sea View Playwright's Theatre Presents The Humans
by Stephen Karam

Directed by Mimi McMann

Featuring
Dorri Aspinwall
Nikki Lauren
Michael Milione
Ariana Nicoletta
Meredith Sladek
Frank West

Saturday, January 25th @ 8p.m.
Sunday, January 26th @ 2p.m.
Friday, January 31st  @ 8p.m. 
Saturday, February 1st @ 8p.m.
Sunday, February 2nd @ 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

Willkommen! And Bienvenue! Welcome! Ghostlight Productions, in partnership with Historic Richmond Town, proudly presents the iconic Kander & Ebb musical Cabaret. Decadent nightlife and dangerous times collide at the seedy Kit Kat Klub, a mainstay of the 1930’s Berlin cabaret scene. This powerful musical follows Cliff Bradshaw, a young American writer newly arrived in Berlin, as he navigates the shifting political and social worlds of the Weimar Republic on the eve of Hitler’s rise to power and becomes entangled with cabaret singer Sally Bowles. Cabaret is a raw and powerful jazz musical, and our presentation employs the gritty, adult script featured in the most recent Broadway revival. Cabaret received multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score, and the film version garnered eight Oscars. Join us for this unforgettable theatre experience – right this way, your table’s waiting! (For mature audiences only).

Thursday, Friday & Saturday @ 8p.m.
Sundays at 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

This year the museum will be participating in NYC Must-See Week! From January 21-February 9, enjoy 2-for-1 Museum admission during regular museum hours.

Children's Cooking Class - Stuffed Veggies

Stuff your veggies, make meatless Monday fun and exciting for everyone! For vegetarians too!

Register Now!!

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Willkommen! And Bienvenue! Welcome! Ghostlight Productions, in partnership with Historic Richmond Town, proudly presents the iconic Kander & Ebb musical Cabaret. Decadent nightlife and dangerous times collide at the seedy Kit Kat Klub, a mainstay of the 1930’s Berlin cabaret scene. This powerful musical follows Cliff Bradshaw, a young American writer newly arrived in Berlin, as he navigates the shifting political and social worlds of the Weimar Republic on the eve of Hitler’s rise to power and becomes entangled with cabaret singer Sally Bowles. Cabaret is a raw and powerful jazz musical, and our presentation employs the gritty, adult script featured in the most recent Broadway revival. Cabaret received multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score, and the film version garnered eight Oscars. Join us for this unforgettable theatre experience – right this way, your table’s waiting! (For mature audiences only).

Thursday, Friday & Saturday @ 8p.m.
Sundays at 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

This year the museum will be participating in NYC Must-See Week! From January 21-February 9, enjoy 2-for-1 Museum admission during regular museum hours.

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Adult Cooking Classes - Sunday Sauce

Sunday Sauce for any day of the week!

Register Now!!

Willkommen! And Bienvenue! Welcome! Ghostlight Productions, in partnership with Historic Richmond Town, proudly presents the iconic Kander & Ebb musical Cabaret. Decadent nightlife and dangerous times collide at the seedy Kit Kat Klub, a mainstay of the 1930’s Berlin cabaret scene. This powerful musical follows Cliff Bradshaw, a young American writer newly arrived in Berlin, as he navigates the shifting political and social worlds of the Weimar Republic on the eve of Hitler’s rise to power and becomes entangled with cabaret singer Sally Bowles. Cabaret is a raw and powerful jazz musical, and our presentation employs the gritty, adult script featured in the most recent Broadway revival. Cabaret received multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score, and the film version garnered eight Oscars. Join us for this unforgettable theatre experience – right this way, your table’s waiting! (For mature audiences only).

Thursday, Friday & Saturday @ 8p.m.
Sundays at 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

This year the museum will be participating in NYC Must-See Week! From January 21-February 9, enjoy 2-for-1 Museum admission during regular museum hours.

Literacy Inc. will be at the Children’s Museum to share story time, crafts and other fun activities. The group will also have information about their buddy program and their other programs held in local libraries.  

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Willkommen! And Bienvenue! Welcome! Ghostlight Productions, in partnership with Historic Richmond Town, proudly presents the iconic Kander & Ebb musical Cabaret. Decadent nightlife and dangerous times collide at the seedy Kit Kat Klub, a mainstay of the 1930’s Berlin cabaret scene. This powerful musical follows Cliff Bradshaw, a young American writer newly arrived in Berlin, as he navigates the shifting political and social worlds of the Weimar Republic on the eve of Hitler’s rise to power and becomes entangled with cabaret singer Sally Bowles. Cabaret is a raw and powerful jazz musical, and our presentation employs the gritty, adult script featured in the most recent Broadway revival. Cabaret received multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score, and the film version garnered eight Oscars. Join us for this unforgettable theatre experience – right this way, your table’s waiting! (For mature audiences only).

Thursday, Friday & Saturday @ 8p.m.
Sundays at 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

This year the museum will be participating in NYC Must-See Week! From January 21-February 9, enjoy 2-for-1 Museum admission during regular museum hours.

CloseKnit, our longest-running public program, is free and open to knitters of all skill levels. We donate the goods members make to community charities including the The Seamen's Church Institute's Christmas at Sea program and the Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless. Consider joining us, or tell a knitter that you know!

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Willkommen! And Bienvenue! Welcome! Ghostlight Productions, in partnership with Historic Richmond Town, proudly presents the iconic Kander & Ebb musical Cabaret. Decadent nightlife and dangerous times collide at the seedy Kit Kat Klub, a mainstay of the 1930’s Berlin cabaret scene. This powerful musical follows Cliff Bradshaw, a young American writer newly arrived in Berlin, as he navigates the shifting political and social worlds of the Weimar Republic on the eve of Hitler’s rise to power and becomes entangled with cabaret singer Sally Bowles. Cabaret is a raw and powerful jazz musical, and our presentation employs the gritty, adult script featured in the most recent Broadway revival. Cabaret received multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score, and the film version garnered eight Oscars. Join us for this unforgettable theatre experience – right this way, your table’s waiting! (For mature audiences only).

Thursday, Friday & Saturday @ 8p.m.
Sundays at 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

This year the museum will be participating in NYC Must-See Week! From January 21-February 9, enjoy 2-for-1 Museum admission during regular museum hours.

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Willkommen! And Bienvenue! Welcome! Ghostlight Productions, in partnership with Historic Richmond Town, proudly presents the iconic Kander & Ebb musical Cabaret. Decadent nightlife and dangerous times collide at the seedy Kit Kat Klub, a mainstay of the 1930’s Berlin cabaret scene. This powerful musical follows Cliff Bradshaw, a young American writer newly arrived in Berlin, as he navigates the shifting political and social worlds of the Weimar Republic on the eve of Hitler’s rise to power and becomes entangled with cabaret singer Sally Bowles. Cabaret is a raw and powerful jazz musical, and our presentation employs the gritty, adult script featured in the most recent Broadway revival. Cabaret received multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score, and the film version garnered eight Oscars. Join us for this unforgettable theatre experience – right this way, your table’s waiting! (For mature audiences only).

Thursday, Friday & Saturday @ 8p.m.
Sundays at 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Inventor and activist Madam CJ Walker was one of America’s first self-made millionaires. As a successful entrepreneur, she led her own cosmetics and hair care business. Children will make their own bath bombs and lotions while learning about her legacy as part of the Children’s Museum’s Black History Month celebrations.

This Con Edison Second Saturday Science! Free with museum admission  

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

This year the museum will be participating in NYC Must-See Week! From January 21-February 9, enjoy 2-for-1 Museum admission during regular museum hours.

The best way to learn about compost is to make it, and attending our Turn & Learn events with the NYC Compost Project Hosted by Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden will make you a pro. Bring a water bottle, wear closed-toe shoes and clothes you don't mind getting dirty. If you help us make compost, you can take compost. Please bring your own container. Please note this is a volunteer event and not a pick-up event. You must volunteer at the work day to receive compost. Supplies may be limited. Registration is strongly recommended.

Free admission | Registration requested: https://snug-harbor.org/compost/
Compost Demo Site

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

It's that time again! Time to gather your friends and significant others and enjoy a great evening of song.
The Dreamers will again be on hand to entertain us with the music of Motown, The Jersey Boys, Carol King, Skyliners, Smokey Robinson, Chicago, The O'Jays, Harptones, The Temptations, Tavares and other artists.
A delectable buffet dinner and refreshments round out the evening of music, friendship, and love. Tickets are $75 per person.

Willkommen! And Bienvenue! Welcome! Ghostlight Productions, in partnership with Historic Richmond Town, proudly presents the iconic Kander & Ebb musical Cabaret. Decadent nightlife and dangerous times collide at the seedy Kit Kat Klub, a mainstay of the 1930’s Berlin cabaret scene. This powerful musical follows Cliff Bradshaw, a young American writer newly arrived in Berlin, as he navigates the shifting political and social worlds of the Weimar Republic on the eve of Hitler’s rise to power and becomes entangled with cabaret singer Sally Bowles. Cabaret is a raw and powerful jazz musical, and our presentation employs the gritty, adult script featured in the most recent Broadway revival. Cabaret received multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score, and the film version garnered eight Oscars. Join us for this unforgettable theatre experience – right this way, your table’s waiting! (For mature audiences only).

Thursday, Friday & Saturday @ 8p.m.
Sundays at 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

$65

Join Staten Island Arts and the African Film Festival as they partner once again for an evening of cinema and conversations with filmmakers Jessica Beshir and Ekwa Msangi! Fresh from the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, Jessica Beshir will screen her film Hairat which premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival as well as her 2016 film He Who Dances on Wood. Also featured in the program are films by Ekwa Msangi including Soko Sonko and Farewell Meu Amour. Rounding out the program will be Mark Freeman’s documentary dancedance/RE♦VOLUTION about the vibrant diversity of contemporary dance in South Africa. Read more about the films and the evening at: https://statenislandarts.org/event/12382/

Sat, Feb. 8 | Door @ 7:30pm, Film at 8pm, Post-screening Q&A RSVP here. 

DINE DOWNTOWN WITH 20% OFF!
Enjoy the best of Downtown Staten Island’s dining with 20% off your bill on screening days at our Bay Street Corridor Restaurant Partners: BayHouse Restaurant Chang Noi Thai Crafthouse Inc. Egger's Ice Cream Parlor - Urby ETG Book Cafe Honor Wines Seppe Pizza Bar New Lakruwana ($1 off buffet). Just show the Cinema Connex flyer. Print a copy or show it on your phone! https://statenislandarts.org/cinemaconnex/ 

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

A ukulele tribute to the music of Bruce Springsteen. Come check out this unique interpretation in an even more intimate setting than Bruce’s Broadway show.

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

This year the museum will be participating in NYC Must-See Week! From January 21-February 9, enjoy 2-for-1 Museum admission during regular museum hours.

Join Douglas Barr, Linda Hickman, and Bob Wright for the Staten Island Seisiún at Killmeyer’s! This Irish traditional music session presented by Staten Island Arts Folklife takes place every second Sunday from November through June in venues and pubs around the island. All are welcome. Bring your instruments to join in, or simply stop by to listen and enjoy the company. Musicians of all levels and ages are encouraged to participate. Food and beverages are available for purchase.

Learn more and view the full season lineup: https://statenislandarts.org/staten-island-seisiun/

Tantric yogis - father & son - speak about beliefs, rituals concerning mountain/earth gods, weather control, etc.

Included with Museum Admission.

Join us for a “Oscar Night” pre-party and screening of the classic Academy Award-Winning 1942 film “Casablanca” as part of the 2020 “Better on the Big Screen” Classic Movie Series sponsored by Williams Eye Works and Richmond University Medical Center.

Fill out your “Oscar Ballot” for a chance to win season passes for two (2) to the 2020 “Better on the Big Screen” Classic Movie Series!

Schedule:

2:00pm – Doors Open – Walk the Red Carpet
2:30pm – Pre-Show Organ Music by Ian Fraser
3:00pm – “Casablanca” movie screening

$15, Buy tickets at www.StGeorgeTheatre.com 

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Join Staten Island Arts and the African Film Festival as they partner once again for an evening of cinema and conversations with filmmakers Jessica Beshir and Ekwa Msangi! Fresh from the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, Jessica Beshir will screen her film Hairat which premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival as well as her 2016 film He Who Dances on Wood. Also featured in the program are films by Ekwa Msangi including Soko Sonko and Farewell Meu Amour. Rounding out the program will be Mark Freeman’s documentary dancedance/RE♦VOLUTION about the vibrant diversity of contemporary dance in South Africa. Read more about the films and the evening at: https://statenislandarts.org/event/12382/

Sunday, Feb. 9 | Door @ 5:30pm, Film @ 6pm, Q&A
Please RSVP at ticket link!  

Willkommen! And Bienvenue! Welcome! Ghostlight Productions, in partnership with Historic Richmond Town, proudly presents the iconic Kander & Ebb musical Cabaret. Decadent nightlife and dangerous times collide at the seedy Kit Kat Klub, a mainstay of the 1930’s Berlin cabaret scene. This powerful musical follows Cliff Bradshaw, a young American writer newly arrived in Berlin, as he navigates the shifting political and social worlds of the Weimar Republic on the eve of Hitler’s rise to power and becomes entangled with cabaret singer Sally Bowles. Cabaret is a raw and powerful jazz musical, and our presentation employs the gritty, adult script featured in the most recent Broadway revival. Cabaret received multiple Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score, and the film version garnered eight Oscars. Join us for this unforgettable theatre experience – right this way, your table’s waiting! (For mature audiences only).

Thursday, Friday & Saturday @ 8p.m.
Sundays at 2p.m. 

Buy tickets here. 

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Children's Cooking Class - Valentine Treats

Valentine's is coming. Make Chocolate & Cherry Tarts to show love to all your friends and family!

Register Now!!

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Adult Cooking Classes - Cooking With Wine

Cooking with Wine on Valentine’s day. A meal for the people you love!

Register Now!!

We will search the pond and adjacent Raritan Bay for wintering waterfowl, gulls, etc. If time permits, a side trip to Lemon Creek Park may be in order.

Meet in the main parking lot, near the Parks Dept. building.

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour of the Carl Grillo Glass House, where the Horticulture Department propagates plants for our seasonal displays and which is typically closed to the public. Visit the aquaponics and tropical areas, including our giant yellow stripe bamboo, and look at the cuttings and seedlings started for this year’s summer displays. This event is rain or shine.

Meet in front of Visitor Information Booth
Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10301
General admission: $10 | Student/Senior: $8 | Snug Harbor Member: $8
BUY TICKETS HERE: https://snug-harbor.org/horticulture-events/  

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Grab your friends, and celebrate Galentine's Day by making some sparks! Galentine's Day, an official holiday started by Parks and Rec, celebrates friendship, and what better way to celebrate those amazing friends in your life, than be plasma cutting and welding?!

In this workshop, students will get an introduction to MIG (metal inert gas) welding and using the plasma cutter to cut out your own Galentine's Day heart or other project, and practice making basic welds. We'll have a champagne toast at the end of the class.

PREREQUISITES:

This is open to anyone 18 and up. No welding experience necessary. Please wear hair tied back, closed toe boots, jeans, and long-sleeved shirts.

MATERIALS:

Your materials fee pays for steel & gas. We provide safety protection including welding masks, goggles, leather jackets and gloves.

REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONS:

Class size limited to 6 students. Minimum 4 students . We reserve the right to cancel the class if we do not have the minimum amount of students. If we cancel, we will refund you in full and notify you.

You may cancel and get a full refund up to three days before the class. After that, refunds are contingent on us being able to fill your seat. Under no circumstances do we offer refunds to individuals who cancel on the same day. This ruins the party for everyone.

find your tickets here! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/galentines-day-welding-workshop-tickets-89402285643?aff=efbeventtix

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

FREE for PCA members
$5 per person for non PCA members

Families are invited to this workshop to create their very own string art!
Come learn basic tools and safety needed for this project and create your unique design using nails, yarn, and wood. Make it for someone you love or yourself for Valentine's Day. ❤️❤️❤️

Snacks will be provided

All ages welcome, parental supervision required.

*For non PCA members- Please register one ticket per person attending.

Interested in signing up for Parent Creative Alliance (PCA)? PCA is a membership program held at the Staten Island MakerSpace location. For $10 a month, member families gain access to multiple monthly activities and member discounts on SI MakerSpace classes. Sign up today using this link PCA Sign Up! Questions? Email delia@makerspace.nyc  

find your tickets here! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pca-valentines-day-string-art-workshop-tickets-91162073215?aff=efbeventtix

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Join us February 15 for our annual I Heart the Zoo event! Love is in the air and there is nothing we love more than our animal friends at the zoo! Help us show them how special they are by making them enrichment toys and special Valentine's Day messages. Bring your Valentine!
Free with Zoo Admission!

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour of the Carl Grillo Glass House, where the Horticulture Department propagates plants for our seasonal displays and which is typically closed to the public. Visit the aquaponics and tropical areas, including our giant yellow stripe bamboo, and look at the cuttings and seedlings started for this year’s summer displays. This event is rain or shine.

Meet in front of Visitor Information Booth
Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10301
General admission: $10 | Student/Senior: $8 | Snug Harbor Member: $8
BUY TICKETS HERE: https://snug-harbor.org/horticulture-events/

On October 21, 1879, Thomas Edison "threw the crude switch that sent the first beams of electric light into a world of tallow candles and wick lamps...beams of light that were prophetic of the greatest era of progress the world has ever known."  Celebrating the 140th anniversary of that historic event, and revealing Edison's connection to Staten Island.  

The Biddle House is is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1p.m.- 4p.m. Tours during the week are available by appointment only. Please call (718) 887 - 9125 for more information.  

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

This film documents a recording project that brings together the family of Jamyang Yeshi, through music and the use of multi-tracking recording technology. With the help of Western friends, Jamyang, in exile in Canada, and his brother, Tsundue, in exile in the United States, join voices with the family they left behind in Tibet. For the first time in over a decade, they sing together once again. Shining Spirit is a testament to the power of music, the resilience of the Tibetan culture, and the enduring bong of a family separated by politics and geography.

Included with Museum Admission.

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

New York Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm was the first woman and African American person to run for president of the United States. Later this year, she will be honored with a statue located near Prospect Park in Brooklyn. Join us today to hear the story “Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History” by Vashti Harrison and then create silhouette portraits of your likeness as we celebrate Rep. Chisholm's life and her prevailing legacy.

Photo by Richard Drew/Associated Press

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

It's National Bird Month! Join us as we celebrate Our Feathered Friends with fun and engaging crafts, and sensory-friendly activities geared specifically to neurodiverse individuals. There may even be a bird or two to meet for those that are comfortable! Guests will be able to make a bird feeder to take home so they can continue observing on their own. Gates will open one hour early at 9:00am for those with advanced tickets, so families can enjoy the exhibits in a more private setting. Activities will run until 1:00pm.

Limited tickets available for online purchase only.
General Admission ticket price includes activities for all!
Tickets much be purchased in advance in order to enter at 9am. There will be no tickets sold at the door before 10am.  

find your tickets here: https://statenislandzoo.doubleknot.com/event/access-art-for-all-our-feathered-friends/2631961

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Join us for a walk, art project and indoor workshop identifying local winter birds. Bring snacks and dress appropriately. Reservations required: 718-354-4655 ♥ 2 miles.

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Adult Cooking Classes - One pot...One hour Dinners

One pot...one hour dinners perfect for weeknight ... chicken and vegetarian.

Register Now!!

Have you ever wanted to be a Zookeeper? This "School's Out Session" for grades PreK - 6th grade is your chance.
A day in the life of a keeper is full of hard work but also a lot of meaningful moments and animal encounters. The zookeepers at the Staten Island Zoo take their job very seriously as we care for many endangered and exotic species. Have fun finding out what it means to be a keeper and learning about caring for animals from all over the world. 

find your tickets here:https://statenislandzoo.doubleknot.com/event/junior-zookeeper-day-february-19/2617557

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Join us for a walk and participate in an art competition. Bring snacks and dress appropriately. Reservations re-quired; 718-354-4655. ♥ 2 miles

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Dr. Marcia Greene from Bayview Dental Care  will talk about how to keep your teeth and gums healthy with fun activities ! 

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Have you ever wanted to be a Zookeeper? This "School's Out Session" for grades PreK - 6th grade is your chance.
A day in the life of a keeper is full of hard work but also a lot of meaningful moments and animal encounters. The zookeepers at the Staten Island Zoo take their job very seriously as we care for many endangered and exotic species. Have fun finding out what it means to be a keeper and learning about caring for animals from all over the world.

find you tickets here:  https://statenislandzoo.doubleknot.com/event/junior-zookeeper-february-20/2617646 

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

The kids are out of school, now get them out of the house. Head to the park and join the Urban Park Rangers' free Kids Week programs. Immerse your kids, and yourself, in the natural world. All are welcome, but programs are geared for ages 12 and younger.

Carry a tune with the Urban Park Rangers and learn fire techniques, roast marshmallows, sing your favorite song and play instruments.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Domestic labor supports everything we do in our lives, whether we are performing it for ourselves or we're relying on someone else to do it for us. This event is an opportunity for people to share their skills and expertise in all things domestic. Taking care of our homes and ourselves can be an isolating experience, so I encourage you to come out and learn from your neighbors and friends and share your experiences with domesticity. There will be music and drinks and weird giveaways. 🖤

More details will be posted soon!

This event is made possible by a DCA Premeir Grant from Staten Island Arts, with Public Funding from the New York City Dept of Cultural Affairs. 🖤

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Get ready to snake, rattle, and roll! Learn all about the zoos impressive reptile collection through hands on science activities focusing on wildlife conservation and animal adaptions.
Free with Zoo Admission
Sponsored by Con-Edison

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Marie Maynard Daly was the first African American woman in the United States to earn a Ph.D. in chemistry. Discover the importance of biochemistry and the way that our bodies make and use proteins.

6-12 year olds, accompanied by an adult
FREE with Museum Admission

Supported in part by Richmond County Savings Foundation.

Join Michael Shanley and Tina Kaasmann for an informal presentation and lecture about the Terra Marine Inn.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Scenes from the Staten Island Ferry 2020 is Sundog Theatre’s 18th year of presenting new, original, one-act plays about our favorite boats that take us from Staten Island to Manhattan and back – the Staten Island Ferries. For the 2020 edition of Scenes, the playwrights include audience participation! Come for your 15 minutes of fame!

“The Scenes stories are quite thought provoking–and some are a bit quirky, but always entertaining. Audiences of all ages will be able to appreciate these new plays by very talented writers from across the country.” said Sundog Executive Director Susan Fenley.

Scenes… is designed by Stephen Fehr (set and lighting). Susan Fenley as producer.

Tix: $20 general $18 students with ID/seniors over 65
Buy them here. 

**Volunteer usher opportunities for Scenes: contact jenni@sundogtheatre.org**

Join us to run everyone's favorite mid-winter trail race - choose your distance! Early Bird pricing for adult ticketing is valid through January 25, 2020.

COLD FEAT will once again offer two distance choices! The 5K runners will be on a separate part of the course, and will go out 15 minutes ahead of the 10K runners.

Start/finish is by the historic David LaTourette House, which, today operares as the clubhouse for this beautiful golf course.

The Cold Feat course begins on the rolling fairways and takes you off into the surrounding Greenbelt trails - rustic and hilly. In trail running, you will encounter uneven terrain, exposed tree roots, and sometimes mud. The course is marked but it's necessary to pay close attention to where you're running. This is a great trail race that attracts a friendly group of runners from Staten Island and the tri-state area.

Runners are guaranteed a high quality running shirt or hat, chip timing and refreshments. An awards ceremony with medals for top three male/female winners, and three deep in age categories, will follow. Race sway is guaranteed to all pre-registered runners.

We run in all weather conditions and, based on past race experiences, have found it can be done!

The Grille Room bar will be open to serve runners over the age of 21. Hot chocolate and coffee will also be for sale. Thank you to our friends at American Golf for hosting us.

Maps of both courses will be posted on our website: sigreenbelt.org 

 get your tickets here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2020-cold-feat-5k-10k-greenbelt-trail-race-tickets-87619465179

Featuring artworks and seed histories from Hudson
Valley Seed Company, documentary videos of Staten
Island gardeners by Jay Weichun, photograms of local
flora by Gale Wisdom, and museum botanical specimens
selected by the Greenbelt Native Plant Center. These four
projects explore the cultural, artistic, and scientific impact
of collecting plant life. In doing so, they reveal narratives of
resilience, fragility, and transformation. Field Notes speaks to
the heritage embedded in the flora around us.

Members Preview
Friday, April 12, 7pm-9pm

Public Opening Reception
Saturday, April 13, 12pm-2pm

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Do you sing, act, play a musical instrument, or do stand up comedy?
If so you must let us know, because you can win $ and get a chance to perform.

On Sunday afternoon Feb. 23rd the Richmond County Orchestra and Riverside Opera Company are holding auditions for SI Has Talent 2020! at the Staten Island Conservatory of Music, ground floor of building F, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, 1000 Richmond Terrace.

Winners of these auditions will receive a $100 cash award and participate in a public performance.

There is no age limit. Judges do not live on or have any Staten Island affiliations
To schedule an audition time please contact alice.rco1999@yahoo.com
There is a onetime audition/application fee of $20

Join us for a celebration of Tibetan New Year with momos, butter tea, and a screening of The Silent Holy Stones, a film about the tale of a young Lama who comes from a remote monastery is enthusiastic about life, eager to learn, and curious about everything.

Join us for momos & butter tea at the Tibetan Museum as we celebrate Tibetan New Year! We will hang prayer flags in the garden, and you can even make your own prayer flags to take home!

$25 per person, $10 for children 12 and under.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Scenes from the Staten Island Ferry 2020 is Sundog Theatre’s 18th year of presenting new, original, one-act plays about our favorite boats that take us from Staten Island to Manhattan and back – the Staten Island Ferries. For the 2020 edition of Scenes, the playwrights include audience participation! Come for your 15 minutes of fame!

“The Scenes stories are quite thought provoking–and some are a bit quirky, but always entertaining. Audiences of all ages will be able to appreciate these new plays by very talented writers from across the country.” said Sundog Executive Director Susan Fenley.

Scenes… is designed by Stephen Fehr (set and lighting). Susan Fenley as producer.

Tix: $20 general $18 students with ID/seniors over 65
Buy them here. 

**Volunteer usher opportunities for Scenes: contact jenni@sundogtheatre.org**

Join us to run everyone's favorite mid-winter trail race - choose your distance! Early Bird pricing for adult ticketing is valid through January 25, 2020.

COLD FEAT will once again offer two distance choices! The 5K runners will be on a separate part of the course, and will go out 15 minutes ahead of the 10K runners.

Start/finish is by the historic David LaTourette House, which, today operares as the clubhouse for this beautiful golf course.

The Cold Feat course begins on the rolling fairways and takes you off into the surrounding Greenbelt trails - rustic and hilly. In trail running, you will encounter uneven terrain, exposed tree roots, and sometimes mud. The course is marked but it's necessary to pay close attention to where you're running. This is a great trail race that attracts a friendly group of runners from Staten Island and the tri-state area.

Runners are guaranteed a high quality running shirt or hat, chip timing and refreshments. An awards ceremony with medals for top three male/female winners, and three deep in age categories, will follow. Race sway is guaranteed to all pre-registered runners.

We run in all weather conditions and, based on past race experiences, have found it can be done!

The Grille Room bar will be open to serve runners over the age of 21. Hot chocolate and coffee will also be for sale. Thank you to our friends at American Golf for hosting us.

Maps of both courses will be posted on our website: sigreenbelt.org 

 get your tickets here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2020-cold-feat-5k-10k-greenbelt-trail-race-tickets-87619465179

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Children's Cooking Class - Carnevale Celebration

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Scenes from the Staten Island Ferry 2020 is Sundog Theatre’s 18th year of presenting new, original, one-act plays about our favorite boats that take us from Staten Island to Manhattan and back – the Staten Island Ferries. For the 2020 edition of Scenes, the playwrights include audience participation! Come for your 15 minutes of fame!

“The Scenes stories are quite thought provoking–and some are a bit quirky, but always entertaining. Audiences of all ages will be able to appreciate these new plays by very talented writers from across the country.” said Sundog Executive Director Susan Fenley.

Scenes… is designed by Stephen Fehr (set and lighting). Susan Fenley as producer.

Tix: $20 general $18 students with ID/seniors over 65
Buy them here. 

**Volunteer usher opportunities for Scenes: contact jenni@sundogtheatre.org**

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

The best way to learn about compost is to make it, and attending our Turn & Learn events with the NYC Compost Project Hosted by Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden will make you a pro. Bring a water bottle, wear closed-toe shoes and clothes you don't mind getting dirty. If you help us make compost, you can take compost. Please bring your own container. Please note this is a volunteer event and not a pick-up event. You must volunteer at the work day to receive compost. Supplies may be limited. Registration is strongly recommended.

Free admission | Registration requested: https://snug-harbor.org/compost/
Compost Demo Site

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Adult Cooking Classes - Carnevale

Let’s celebrate Carnevale like Italians do!

Register Now!!

Presented by: Carla Gambescia

Come explore Venice’s complexities and seeming contradictions as we discover some of its many secrets and celebrate the city of myth, mystery, might and majesty that has captured the imagination of dreamers and travelers alike for hundreds of years.

Program Donation:
Members/Students: $15 per person
Non-Members: $20 per person

Register here. 

Scenes from the Staten Island Ferry 2020 is Sundog Theatre’s 18th year of presenting new, original, one-act plays about our favorite boats that take us from Staten Island to Manhattan and back – the Staten Island Ferries. For the 2020 edition of Scenes, the playwrights include audience participation! Come for your 15 minutes of fame!

“The Scenes stories are quite thought provoking–and some are a bit quirky, but always entertaining. Audiences of all ages will be able to appreciate these new plays by very talented writers from across the country.” said Sundog Executive Director Susan Fenley.

Scenes… is designed by Stephen Fehr (set and lighting). Susan Fenley as producer.

Tix: $20 general $18 students with ID/seniors over 65
Buy them here. 

**Volunteer usher opportunities for Scenes: contact jenni@sundogtheatre.org**

Come search for wintering raptors hunting over the fields, in addition to waterfowl and possibly seals in Raritan Bay.

Meet at the DEC parking lot off Hylan Blvd., across Hylan Blvd. from the CYO.

Join us for the opening of our newest exhibition! Inspired by John A. Noble’s preference for printmaking, this exhibition of antique and contemporary art—including pieces from the newly acquired collection of historian Barnett Shepherd—surveys the history of prints and the differences amongst various mediums, including etchings, engravings, lithographs, mezzotints, and photogravures.

This exhibition opening is a free event and will be on view through January 2020.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Scenes from the Staten Island Ferry 2020 is Sundog Theatre’s 18th year of presenting new, original, one-act plays about our favorite boats that take us from Staten Island to Manhattan and back – the Staten Island Ferries. For the 2020 edition of Scenes, the playwrights include audience participation! Come for your 15 minutes of fame!

“The Scenes stories are quite thought provoking–and some are a bit quirky, but always entertaining. Audiences of all ages will be able to appreciate these new plays by very talented writers from across the country.” said Sundog Executive Director Susan Fenley.

Scenes… is designed by Stephen Fehr (set and lighting). Susan Fenley as producer.

Tix: $20 general $18 students with ID/seniors over 65
Buy them here. 

**Volunteer usher opportunities for Scenes: contact jenni@sundogtheatre.org**