Events

Tour our 173-acre sanctuary, enjoy a picnic lunch by the pond, and spend time with our 80+ rescued horses, donkeys, mules, and ponies, most of whom were rescued from slaughter, abuse, and/or neglect. We also have several retired Military Working Horses. Learn more by visiting our website: https://www.equineadvocates.org/public-open-days-2025/

Friendly Banjos with Zack! is a one-hour workshop for children and their guardians who are eager to explore making music together. Using the banjo as the main tool, Zack teaches basic, transferable skills that apply to any string instrument—ukulele, guitar, Loog guitar, violin, you name it. By the end of the workshop, your child will ... Read more

Postnatal yoga and meditation are precious practices to navigate the exciting and challenging time of becoming a parent. Postpartum lasts three years, which is a time needed to go through the developmental process of becoming a parent. As the brain itself changes the way it operates, major shifts are experienced. It is a physical, mental, ... Read more

Becoming a parent is a transformative experience. Postpartum lasts three years, which is a time needed to go through the developmental process of becoming a parent. This 4 week series led by Aurore Stanek, is designed to help parents. These series are NOT Baby workshops. Your child will benefit on many levels from attending but ... Read more

Celebrate the art opening of the work of Joel Haynes, the artist who painted the beautiful mural that greets you when you enter our space.

PORT(AL) is an epic new work charting the Brooklyn Navy Yard and a history of women’s work in New York, co-created by the GRAMMY Award-winning Brooklyn Youth Chorus (“a mammoth choir that lends a shot of instant grandiosity to everything they touch” — Pitchfork), Jad Abumrad (Radiolab), Paola Prestini, Jessica Grindstaff, Ogemdi Ude and a ... Read more

Experience acupuncture and sound healing in a community setting. With a few strategically placed acupuncture needles, your body’s energy will realign while vibrations from crystal singing bowls deepen you into a state of relaxation. Enjoy an experience that will bring healing and calm to your entire system.

In its US premiere, Hatched Ensemble is an autobiographical work reflecting on South African choreographer Mamela Nyamza’s life as a mother, lesbian and artist. Nyamza’s earlier work, Hatched (2008) launched her artistic signature of unapologetically demystifying, deconstructing, and trampling on the norms and standards of the classics. In Hatched Ensemble, the work is extended to ... Read more

Join us for a screening of Blood Tea and Red String (2006) 71mins Friday, June 6, 2025, 7pm Blood Tea and Red String is a handmade stop-motion fairy tale for adults. Thirteen years in the making, Christiane Cegavske's dialogue free film tells the tale of the struggle between the aristocratic White Mice and the rustic ... Read more

Tour our 173-acre sanctuary, enjoy a picnic lunch by the pond, and spend time with our 80+ rescued horses, donkeys, mules, and ponies, most of whom were rescued from slaughter, abuse, and/or neglect. We also have several retired Military Working Horses. Learn more by visiting our website: https://www.equineadvocates.org/public-open-days-2025/

Thursday, June 12, 5pm Open to 5 women, facilitated by Cait. Gather with other women for a loosely guided group session in the sauna meant to support open hearted sharing and communing together in sweat. Be prepared to be vulnerable with others. All levels of sharing encouraged, including silence. Clothing is optional. A small ceremony ... Read more

The multi-GRAMMY-winning Kronos Quartet, which has “broken the boundaries of what string quartets do” and “changed music with its open-eared and open-minded approach” (The New York Times) joins The Next Festival of Emerging Artists, returning to PS21 for the third straight year. The program features world premieres by some of today’s most adventurous voices, and ... Read more