This Weekend: Vintage Baseball, Tons of Art, Castle Williams and So Much More
Jun 1, 2012 2:00 pm
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Visitors arrive at Soissons Dock for a day of arts, culture and recreation on Governors Island.[/caption] There is something for everyone this weekend on Governors Island. Below are some highlights of what is in store: - Check out baseball as it was played at the turn of the 20th century with games on the Parade Ground from 12 – 4 on Saturday.
- See an acclaimed performance of “Amelia” in Fort Jay at 3 PM on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are required but they are free!
- Visit the top of the newly re-opened Castle Williams with a National Park Service Ranger. Timed tickets are free and available at the gazebo outside of the Castle.
- Stop by Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum’s incredible exhibition “Graphic Design — Now in Production” in Building 110
- Head over to the Governors Galleries to stop by Better than Jam’s Pop Up Shop, bring the kids to Mu Math for some fun and interactive riddles and math games, and see exhibits by the Sculptors Guild, Empire Historic Arts and Storm King Art Center.
- Visit the goats and chickens and learn more about composting at the Earth Matter Compost Learning Center near Picnic Point.