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Dip your toe into the New Year during a nice icy, cold swim with the Coney Island Polar Bear Club! 1 p.m., Boardwalk at Stillwell Avenue, Coney Island, info here: http://www.polarbearclub.org, free! Marked by periods of regional cooling in the North Atlantic extending from the 16th to 18th centuries, the Little Ice Age presented challenges to Dutch colonists living in New Netherland. Research shows weather during the Little Ice Age was irregular with sometimes harsh winters, dry growing seasons, floods, and failed harvests. But there were also many years without a noteworthy climate event.Chelsea Teale, in conversation withDeborah Hamer, offers a short climate history of New Netherland and explains how the people who lived there understood and adjusted to climate. Get acquainted with the Flower Field and Dune Meadows of Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 6 as they begin their blooming season with Bella Ciabattoni, Supervisor of Horticulture at Brooklyn Bridge Park. This family-friendly walk will discuss plants, insects, and maintenance practices of these large meadows, while enjoying the native flowers! oin comedians Maya Deshmukh and Arti Gollapudi at The Bell House for their yearly celebration of Diwali. The show features performances featuring an all-South Asian lineup of comedians followed by a dance party with music from DJ Rekha. Performers include Usama Siddiquee, Sureni Weerasekera, Nikita Redkar and Amamah Sardar.” Take a free historical walking tour of the LES today sponsored by the LES Business Improvement District, and learn about the neighborhood from its immigrant roots to today. 11 a.m., meet in front of Katz’s Deli, 205 E. Houston St., cost: free! (no reservations required)

Live From New Amsterdam is an ongoing series hosted by the New Netherland Institute and the New Amsterdam Project at the New-York Historical Society. Through vibrant conversations with scholars and historians, each program will investigate new and exciting research related to New Amsterdam, New Netherland, and the lasting legacies of Dutch rule in New York.” Be inspired to build your own mini altar on the floor of the theatre with flowers, leaves & various items from nature that will be provided at the event.Natural and industrial, human and animal, incidental and ephemeral, the Park is alive with sound. Sounds can ground, transport, and inspire us, but first, we must listen. Kings County Brewer’s Collective, “We’re throwing our annual, no frills, beer filled NYE party again this year in the Taproom. This empowering new art show in NYC features nearly 100 women artists…in a powerful and diverse show called “ Making Their Mark: Art by Women in the Shah Garg Collection” in Chelsea (548 West 22nd Street). It’s free to visit through January 27, 2024; hours are Tuesday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.” ( TONY)

Celebrate the start of spring break with ahatpartyin our 19th century ‘secret’ garden. Wear your finest (or wildest) spring bonnet for an afternoon of fun and history for the whole family (kids can create their own paperhats at our craft table). Enjoy light refreshments and music; pose for a photo in front of our spring garden selfie wall; enter our Raffle.Prizes will be awarded for most creativehats.Ready to show your creative juices?Come join our painting class with yourfriends, and family. All supplies will beprovided. Just show up ready for fun.” I have watched #TheRehearsal and enjoyed it. Unfortunately, I cannot share my personal experiences or give any interviews about my appearance on the show because I signed an NDA.

Hundreds of animal species call New York City parks their home. Learn how predators such as hawks, coyotes, insects and others are able to capture their prey with specialized adaptation and where they stand in the food web. Sometimes the predator can also be prey!” public program in TheCooperUnion’s historic Great Hall that brings together a range of voices to speak on the complexities surrounding the histories of theUkrainian,Russian, and Soviet avant-garde movements. The discussion will challenge and expand the prevailing colonialist lens through which these movements are often viewed and explore the socio-political context in which the movements were born, shaped, and ultimately suppressed. The panel will delve into the ways that history and culture can be instrumentalized, particularly in light of the Russian invasion and ongoing war in Ukraine. This tour will gather at the Pier 6 entrance near Fornino’s, within Brooklyn Bridge Park. RSVP’s highly encouraged, but walk-ups will be accommodated as space allows.” Reusing food waste to create natural dyes has been practiced for many years. Join the Urban Park Rangers and learn how to extract vibrant colors from food scraps and compost your waste.”

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We will be joined by Neir’s Tavern, historic brewers (21+), Tools & Tiaras, and several vendors from QFA Fest. We will also be making Victorian mourning buttons and corn husk dolls, and providing FREE books!”