YOGA ON THE LAWN 

WITH BEYOGASI

We are offering by-donation yoga classes from April-October led by BeYoga! Social distancing will be practiced, and masks are required to and from mat.

Saturdays @ 8am | Tuesdays @ 5:45pm | Wednesday 10:30am

This class will be a gentle flow accessible to all.

What’s needed:
Mat or Blanket
Small Hand Towel
Water
Sunscreen
Bug Spray

Pre-registration is mandatory, with 24 spots available for each class.

WORTHLESS STUDIOS PARTNERSHIP PERFORMANCE 

An afternoon of music with DJ Prof B from MakerPark Radio Voices From Rock Bottom  and a band performance by AJ Pantaleo and Dave Giordano from the Jazztronauts on the stage on the lawn.

The Alice Austen House is partnering with Worthless Studios  as part of the Plywood Protection Project to program an outdoor stage designed by Tony DiBernado which will be installed on our grounds for a period of 6 weeks, May 12th – June 30th with 3 distinct performances offered free of charge to the public. All performances are on the lawn, socially distanced & masked in accordance with social distancing guidelines.

Register HERE.

May 15, 1PM – 4pm 

WMN ZINE ISSUE No. 3

PUBLICATION PRESENTATION

An outdoor launch for Issue No.3  Taking Space for the 2 year anniversary. This issue is composed from an International open call for those who identify as disabled and/or are living with a physical, sensory, cognitive, or chronic illness, and as lesbian to submit artwork and/or writing. On the lawn, socially distanced & masked, bring a picnic blanket.

More information and registration HERE.

In partnership with Culture Pass NYC 

A virtual tour of the Alice Austen House with Executive Director Victoria Munro.

More info and to reserve a free ticket: culturepass.nyc

ON THE WORTHLESS STUDIOS STAGE

Musical performances by Pamela Sneed and Andriniki Mattis.

JUNE 19, 1PM – 4PM

For more information and to register click HERE.

The Alice Austen House is partnering with Worthless Studios as part of the Plywood Protection Project to program an outdoor stage designed by Tony DiBernado which will be installed on our grounds for a period of 6 weeks, May 12th – June 30th with 3 distinct performances offered free of charge to the public. All performances are on the lawn, socially distanced & masked in accordance with social distancing guidelines.

ON THE WORTHLESS STUDIOS STAGE

A performance of music and dance by the L’unicorns. The first Latinx LGBTQ group on Staten Island, the L’unicorns have created a safe space for LGBTQ Latinx immigrants where members can share information, access education, cultural opportunities and critical resources.

June 20th, 1PM-4PM

To register click HERE.

The Alice Austen House is partnering with Worthless Studios as part of the Plywood Protection Project to program an outdoor stage designed by Tony DiBernado which will be installed on our grounds for a period of 6 weeks, May 12th – June 30th with 3 distinct performances offered free of charge to the public. All performances are on the lawn, socially distanced & masked in accordance with social distancing guidelines.

A one-hour panel with virtual tour of Radical Tenderness; Trans for Trans Portraiture. Panelists include: Zackary Drucker, Dr. Eliza Steinbock and Victoria Munro. 

Registration link to come.

Songs written by fierce female singer-songwriters, performed by fabulous females! Featuring songs by; Billie Holiday, Adele, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Tracy Chapman, Madonna, Carole King, and more! Tina Kenny Jones – Musical Director.

Seating limited. Tickets $25, available at spotlighttkts.com

An outdoor performance on the lawn. Masked and socially distant. Limited seating. Register HERE.

4:30 PM – Kids & The Classics is an accompanying free interactive workshop offered 30 minutes before each performance that gives kids 4–12 years old a chance to create links between the Shakespearean text and their own lives through close reading, theatre games, and previews of characters and situations.

5:00 PM Performance of Twelfth Night – Love flows freely and confusion runs rampant in Shakespeare’s tale of shipwreck, mistaken identity, and unrequited love. Nobles and servants alike navigate twisted paths on their quests for love.

Hip to Hip Theatre Company is dedicated to stimulating and developing interest in the theatre arts in underserved communities by providing free, family-friendly, professional productions of popular classics, and free theatre workshops for children, in public spaces.

Hip to Hip Theatre Company is a non-profit 501(c)(3) arts organization serving the New York City area, with an emphasis on the City’s outer boroughs. Hip to Hip operates on the following core beliefs:

Theatre is a celebration of community spirit. Great plays and performances have the power to change lives.Theatre should be accessible to the widest possible audience.The values of theatre contribute to the cultural, ethical and moral life of the community.