The Ken Morr Band will be performing at October’s First Friday.

Join us in the oragnerie and learn to make eco-friendly botanical note cards.

Join us in the double parlors for a talk by Phillip Dodd featuring his book An American Renaissance: Beaux-Arts Architecture in New York City.

BPMM is excited to be participating again in this annual city-wide event. OHNY Weekend unlocks the doors of New York’s most important buildings, offering an extraordinary opportunity to experience the city’s rich architectural heritage in all five boroughs.

Join us for November’s First Friday series with the Lickety Split Band.

Learn how to create your own living sculpture object: the Japanese kokedama!

Writer in Residence Amy Frey will work with students on what makes a successful dramatic adaptation, including text-to-scene writing, finding a voice, and character development. Students will have the opportunity to workshop their own dramatic adaptations, and receive feedback from the group.

Come celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a tree ID walk on the Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum grounds and learn about the significance of trees used in the everyday lives of indigenous people who lived on this land.

Learn to craft a spectacular holiday wreath for your front door or to give as a gift with Tracee Neumann of the Garden Room.

Celebrate the season with a child-approved, bright, colorful, and deliciously decadent holiday-themed menu, story time and sing-along with the Bartow snow queen.