Grand Opening: The Green-House at Green-Wood 

Welcome to the Green-House! Join us for an unforgettable opening weekend as we celebrate Green-Wood’s newest space with activities designed to delight visitors of all ages. From hands-on workshops to guided explorations, these programs offer something for everyone to discover, learn, and connect with this exciting addition to our historic grounds.   The Green-House at Green-Wood is the Cemetery’s new front … Read more

Winter Wanders

snowy green-wood hillside of gravestones and monuments

Craving an unforgettable cemetery experience? This winter, set off on a ninety-minute walking tour of Green-Wood, where around each winding path and tranquil pond there’s a story waiting to be uncovered.  This tour offers a blend of fascinating history and expansive vistas. You’ll marvel at the grand monument of John Matthews, the “Soda Fountain King,” … Read more

Winter Wanders

snowy green-wood hillside of gravestones and monuments

Craving an unforgettable cemetery experience? This winter, set off on a ninety-minute walking tour of Green-Wood, where around each winding path and tranquil pond there’s a story waiting to be uncovered.  This tour offers a blend of fascinating history and expansive vistas. You’ll marvel at the grand monument of John Matthews, the “Soda Fountain King,” … Read more

Winter Wanders

snowy green-wood hillside of gravestones and monuments

Craving an unforgettable cemetery experience? This winter, set off on a ninety-minute walking tour of Green-Wood, where around each winding path and tranquil pond there’s a story waiting to be uncovered.  This tour offers a blend of fascinating history and expansive vistas. You’ll marvel at the grand monument of John Matthews, the “Soda Fountain King,” … Read more

(NEW DATE) Brooklyn’s Black Trailblazers

composite brooklyn black trailblazers grid

In celebration of trailblazers who paved the way in art, activism, music, and medicine, this trolley tour spotlights the Black pioneers of Brooklyn at rest in Green-Wood. You’ll visit the memorials of revolutionary artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, civil rights leaders Grace Nail Johnson and James Weldon Johnson, mathematician Charles L. Reason (the first Black college professor … Read more

Women’s Tree Climbing Workshop®

The Green-Wood Cemetery Landscape

This welcoming and empowering weekend will renew your spirit as you discover the magic of trees. You will bond with other tree people and leave with new social and sylvan communities. 

(RESCHEDULED) Winter Trolley Ride: Family Treats and Tales

large tree and gravestones in the snow

Due to extreme cold weather conditions, this program has been postponed. We are working to confirm a new date and will share updates with registered attendees on Monday, February 9th. Shake off the winter blues with a morning of cozy, screen-free fun at Green-Wood. Start by warming up with hot drinks and cookies (the perfect … Read more

Wealth with Purpose: Women on a Mission

havemeyer activism speech

Celebrate fearless women who refused to play by the rules. This trolley tour spotlights Green-Wood’s pioneering women who defied convention and changed the world in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. You’ll learn about Grace Nail Johnson, a civil rights activist and cultural force in the Harlem Renaissance; Louisine Havemeyer, the socialite-turned-suffragist who was arrested … Read more

Revolutionary Spirits

fort hamilton distillery barrels

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

Brooklyn’s Black Trailblazers

composite brooklyn black trailblazers grid

In celebration of trailblazers who paved the way in art, activism, music, and medicine, this trolley tour spotlights the Black pioneers of Brooklyn at rest in Green-Wood. You’ll visit the memorials of revolutionary artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, civil rights leaders Grace Nail Johnson and James Weldon Johnson, mathematician Charles L. Reason (the first Black college professor … Read more