Join us for the opening of Pathways and Shadows by Diana Naccarato

at the Hendrick I. Lott House on Saturday, May 4, 2024!

Artist Diana Naccarato’s pieces are influenced by long walks in the coastal areas of Sardinia, Italy, the coastline of southern Brooklyn, and the salt marshes of Marine Park, Brooklyn. As she walks through the coastal areas, she pulls from the movement within the nature around her, like the reeds swaying or the waves crashing, returning to her studio to create abstractions from those sketches and photographs.

Join us for an artist talk with Diana about her work. You'll also get a chance to walk around the Lott House lawn and take a closer look at the artwork. 

This event is free to the public, and registration is required. This event is for 18+ adults.

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Please note the interior of the Lott House will not be accessible to the public.

This event is made possible through funding from NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, City Councilmember Mercedes Narcisse, and NYS Assemblyperson Jamie Williams. This even is sponsored in part by Millennium Development.

Join KTM&HC Chief Curator Catherine Prescott and Hendrick I. Lott House Board Member Mary Tsaltas-Ottomanelli as they investigate historic food and drink cultures. Their relaxed, conversational style is an engaging way to get unique and entertaining insights into our culinary histories and learn how food and drink have long been central to building and maintaining community and cultural identity.

Episode 5, Season 4: Catherine and Mary discuss the history of gin.

Taproom Tastings programs are free for all, with a suggested donation of $10/program.

Join KTM&HC Chief Curator Catherine Prescott and Hendrick I. Lott House Board Member Mary Tsaltas-Ottomanelli as they investigate historic food and drink cultures. Their relaxed, conversational style is an engaging way to get unique and entertaining insights into our culinary histories and learn how food and drink have long been central to building and maintaining community and cultural identity.

Episode 4, Season 4: Catherine and Mary discuss the history of restaurants.

Taproom Tastings programs are free for all, with a suggested donation of $10/program.

Join KTM&HC Chief Curator Catherine Prescott and Hendrick I. Lott House Board Member Mary Tsaltas-Ottomanelli as they investigate historic food and drink cultures. Their relaxed, conversational style is an engaging way to get unique and entertaining insights into our culinary histories and learn how food and drink have long been central to building and maintaining community and cultural identity.

Episode 3, Season 4: Catherine and Mary discuss the history of dairy.

Taproom Tastings programs are free for all, with a suggested donation of $10/program.

Join KTM&HC Chief Curator Catherine Prescott and Hendrick I. Lott House Board Member Mary Tsaltas-Ottomanelli as they investigate historic food and drink cultures. Their relaxed, conversational style is an engaging way to get unique and entertaining insights into our culinary histories and learn how food and drink have long been central to building and maintaining community and cultural identity.

Episode 2, Season 4: Catherine and Mary discuss immigrant foodways in New York City and Ridgefield, Connecticut.

Taproom Tastings programs are free for all, with a suggested donation of $10/program.

Join us at the Lott House for our annual Tree Lighting and visit from Sinterklaas! This festive event marks the beginning of the holiday season and is an excellent opportunity to gather with friends and family. Enjoy delicious cookies and warm hot cocoa as you welcome Sinterklaas to Marine Park. Don't miss the chance to meet and greet some of the horses from the NYC Mount Auxiliary Unity, who will join us for this special occasion. Together, let's make this holiday season truly memorable!

This event is sponsored in part by Millennium Development. Thank you to Marine Park Civic Association. Thank you to Carlo Gambino for donating the holiday tree.

Join Hendrick I. Lott House Board member, Mary Tsaltas-Ottomanelli, and Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center Chief Curator, Catherine Prescott for a new season of Taproom Tastings, where they investigate historic food and drink cultures. Their relaxed, conversational style is an engaging way to get unique and entertaining insights into our culinary histories and learn how food and drink have long been central to building and maintaining community and cultural identity.

This month they’ll dive into the complex history of spices. This event is free for all.

Looking to take your family photos? Join us at the Lott House for Mini-Sessions with Adriana Feria Photography on Saturday, November 11, 2023. Each mini-session will last for 30 minutes and includes 20-30 photos.

This event is sold out

Looking to take your family photos? Join us at the Lott House for Mini-Sessions with Adriana Feria Photography on Sunday, November 5, 2023. Each mini-session will last for 30 minutes and includes 20-30 photos.

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.

Make sure you stop by the Lott House this Halloween for some trick-or-treat candy and goodies! We’ll be passing out candy beginning at 5 pm.

Paint and sip on the lawn and create a one-of-a-kind painting at the Lott House. The event will be led by Shell Star Studio. This event is open to adults 21 years and older. Tickets are $35 and include all equipment necessary to paint and a complimentary drink. Space is limited, and advanced registration is required.

Join us on the lawn of the Lott House to celebrate Back to School! Enjoy family-friendly activities like face painting, balloon twisting, and more! This event is free and open to the public, registration is encouraged.

Please note the interior of the Lott House is still closed to the public. Programs at the Hendrick I. Lott House are supported by NYC Council Member Mercedes Narcisse, NYS Assembly member Jamie Williams, and the NYC DCLA.