PROGRAMS PAST & UPCOMING
CURRENT
(All programs at the H.H. Biddle House, 70 Satterlee St., Conference House Park, unless noted, following current CDC guidelines.)
Ongoing exhibits:
Howat Ceramics: A Timeless Legacy
A collection of fine porcelain figurines and home decor items created in Tottenville, 1930s-1960s, by Walter L. Howat.
Alice's Garden
Reopening in the spring of 2021 of Alice's Garden (terra cotta sculpture garden) with new ornamental sculpture (side lawn).
Still Waters: Reflections of a Maritime Community
An exhibit celebrating the South Shore's maritime history and heritage, featuring the A.C. Brown & Sons Shipyard of Tottenville and spotlighting our recreational waterfront and more. Note location: Rutan-Becket House, 6 Shore Rd. Open by chance or by appointment.
A Stitch in Time, the Cultural and Social Significance of Women's Handiwork
Learn more about the history and importance of women's handiwork. An amazing display of a variety of local women's needlework, past and present, including needlepoint, cross stitch, quilting, crochet, knitting, as well as machine sewing. Open Saturdays, 12-3pm.
We offer highlights of some recent programs and events (click to learn more):
