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- Afternoon Tea at Wave Hill HouseTUE & THU · 12 PM · Adults $50; Children under 12 $30
- Public Gallery Tour at Glyndor GalleryTHU & SAT · 2 PM · Free with admission to the grounds
- Family Art Project: Web WeaversSat, Oct 24 · Free with admission to the grounds ($10 adults, $6 students & seniors, $4 children 6+; free on Thursdays)
- Family Art Project: Web WeaversSun, Oct 25 · Free with admission to the grounds
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Free with admission to the…Artist Talks & Lectures · Sunday, October 11, 2026
Birding with an Indigenous Perspective
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Haley Scott, a BIPOC birder and guide with the Feminist Bird Club, leads a peak-migration bird walk that looks at how colonialism affected bird populations and how common bird names moved from Algonquin languages into settlers' English; binoculars and walking sticks are available to borrow. At Wave Hill, 4900 Independence Ave in Riverdale (Metro-North to Riverdale, or the 1 to 231 St then the Bx7 or Bx10). Sunday 11 October, 9:30–11 am; free with grounds admission ($10 adults), advance registration encouraged, ages 10 and up with an adult. It is part of Wave Hill's Indigenous Peoples' Weekend and the only birding walk on our calendar with this focus.
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