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HRM Members are invited to an exclusive reception celebrating the opening of A River Is a Drawing. Space is limited. RSVP at rsvp@hrm.org by October 5. Not a member? Join today.

Take a closer look at A River Is a Drawing and make your own pin-like drawings with toothpicks. Ages 3+.

Turn a major source of pollution into a work of art with local artist Natalya Aikens. Transform single-use plastic bags into a Hudson River masterpiece embellished with embroidery thread, natural, and art materials. Feel free to bring your own green and blue plastic bags!

Join Soprano Yolanda F. Johnson for an afternoon of song, inspired by rivers and water. Selections will include “Clear Water” by Nadine Shanti, spirituals, and a special arrangement of “Shenandoah,” created exclusively for this performance. Accompanied by pianist and keyboardist Michael Eisenberg. Johnson has performed opera, concert, and sacred music nationally and internationally. An active

Inspired by the surrounding landscape, paint a Hudson River scene using acrylic on canvas. Whether you are new to painting or looking to fine-tune your skills, artist Meera Agarwal will lead the workshop step by step. All levels welcome. Refreshments will be served. Agarwal is inspired by her childhood memories of India and travels. Largely self-taught,

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Learn kayaking basics from experienced guides in the cove at JFK Marina next to the HRM. Ages 6+; no experience is required. Kayaking is a water sport‚ expect to get wet! Participants should meet by the cove at JFK Marina, just north of the Museum off Kennedy Boulevard, or travel down to the river by

…won’t turn you into a werewolf. Recommended for ages 8+; 60-minute live and interactive show. Advance reservations are encouraged.   The Sky Tonight is sponsored by Domino Sugar Yonkers Refinery….

Embark on a captivating tour of the night sky as seen from our area, featuring visible planets, bright stars, seasonal constellations, periodic comets, upcoming rocket launches, and more! The skies of late fall and early winter have the largest assortment of bright, colorful stars to be seen all year. After seeing the October and November

Take an awe-inspiring tour of the night sky as seen from our area, with topics ranging from visible planets, bright stars, and the Milky Way, to periodic comets, seasonal constellations, alien planets, upcoming rocket launches, and more! As we approach the Winter Solstice on December 21, the nights become longer and colder, with many beautiful