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Gay Gothic: Love, Loss, and the Hereafter
In celebration of LGBT History Month, explore what death and memorialization have looked like for queer people throughout Green-Wood’s 187-year history on this special trolley tour led by Close Friends Collective. From individuals who died and were laid to rest while still in the closet to couples whose love is declared proudly on their shared ... Read more
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(SOLD OUT) Discover Green-Wood Trolley Tour
Hop on board our comfortable, temperature-controlled trolley for an expert-led tour of Green-Wood's historic landscape and most intriguing permanent residents. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned explorer, this is your chance to explore 478 acres of art, history, and nature. Walk in the footsteps of George Washington and his troops during the Battle ... Read more
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Revolutionary Spirits
Delve into the storied past of distilled spirits in Brooklyn with Green-Wood and our neighbors at Fort Hamilton Distillery. The afternoon kicks off with a trolley tour of the Cemetery to discover influential figures of the Revolutionary War and distillers who made their mark on the young Republic. Afterward, the trolley heads to Fort Hamilton ... Read more
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Green-Wood After Hours
We know it’s Halloween season, but for everyone’s safety and out of respect for the Cemetery, masks and costumes are not permitted at Green-Wood. Anyone wearing them will not be allowed to attend the tour. Join us for this special after-hours experience as we explore Green-Wood under the night sky, when the familiar landscape takes ... Read more
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Meet Your Green Neighbors: Kid-Friendly Tour
Embark on an engaging and family-friendly exploration of Green-Wood’s natural wonders: radiant blooms, lush leaves, and towering trees. Kids will learn to make observations and identify the characteristics of their “green neighbors,” fostering a deeper connection with nature and inspiring the next generation of environmental advocates! This event is recommended for children ages 4-12. Children ... Read more
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Green-Wood’s Greatest Hits
Whether it's your first visit or your hundredth visit to Green-Wood, this walking tour offers a fresh, thrilling perspective on one of New York City’s most iconic landmarks. Led by one of our expert guides, this tour takes you to the heart of Brooklyn’s most fascinating stories. Walk in the footsteps of George Washington’s troops ... Read more
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Death Cafe on Zoom
The Death Cafe is a simple yet powerful idea: bring people together to openly discuss one of life’s greatest truths—death. With thousands of chapters in over 90 countries, Death Cafes are informal gatherings designed to "increase awareness of death to help people make the most of their lives." There’s no set agenda, but conversations might ... Read more
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Nightfall
Welcome to Nightfall, where the sacred meets the spectacular and centuries-old pathways become stages for the extraordinary. Step through Green-Wood’s gates and watch as our historic grounds come alive with creative energy and artistic vision. This year’s Nightfall is MC’d by the dazzling Creatine Price, showcasing their operatic vocals and incomparable glamour under the Gothic ... Read more
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Nightfall
Welcome to Nightfall, where the sacred meets the spectacular and centuries-old pathways become stages for the extraordinary. Step through Green-Wood’s gates and watch as our historic grounds come alive with creative energy and artistic vision. This year’s Nightfall is MC’d by the dazzling Creatine Price, showcasing their operatic vocals and incomparable glamour under the Gothic ... Read more
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Stranger Than Fiction Trolley Tour
Embark on a journey into the extraordinary, where captivating stories and enigmatic characters await. Uncover the mysterious life of John Lockitt, whose secret marriage was announced on the same day as his death. Delve into the fascinating tale of Mollie Fancher, the "Brooklyn Enigma," who was alleged to have survived without food for years at ... Read more
Green-Wood’s public programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, as well as the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.