PAST PROGRAM | Virtual Programs
For over two hundred years, the Brooklyn Navy Yard has been on the cutting edge of innovation, first as a leading shipyard for the US Navy, and today as a home to 500+ industrial, manufacturing, design, and technology companies. We’ll look back at inventions – some small enough to hold, some as large as ships – both groundbreaking and mundane, that shaped the history of the Yard and the wider world. Hosted by Andrew Gustafson.
Virtual Programs
Protest, Empathy & Resistance: A Conversation with Street Artist Adam Fujita | Virtual Program | Thursday, May 28, 11am
New York, Factory Town with Andy Battle | Virtual Program | Friday, May 29, 11am
The Saga of Salty Sam, Navy Mascot | Virtual Program | Saturday, May 30, 11am
Struggle and Resilience on Manhattan's Lower East Side | Free Virtual Program | Sunday, May 31, 11am
Indulge Your Sweet Tooth with Sprinkle Splash Sweet Shoppe | Virtual Program | Sunday, May 31, 4pm
Virtual Accessibility: Challenges and Opportunities | Free Virtual Program | Monday, June 1, 11am
Flash and Clang: Aids to Navigation with the Historic Lighthouse Tender Lilac | Virtual Program | Tuesday, June 2, 11am
A Rose in Spanish Harlem: Gardening with Urban Garden Center | Virtual Program | Wednesday, June 3, 11am
Pizza and Process: A Conversation with Designer Steph Mantis | Virtual Program | Thursday, June 4, 11am
