New York City History Hudson River Folklore and Legends
Travel back in tome when the Hudson River was crowded with seafaring vessels, rogues, pirates, ghosts, patriots and rebels. This show explores the city’s rich history through its most famous and story-filled river.

Take Me To The Fair
Journey to the 1939 New York World’s Fair with Lisa Lipkin, as she portrays a young girl on a wild adventure during her first day at the fair. This program is particularly effective with seniors, who are encouraged to share their personal World’s Fair memories after the performance.

Give Me Liberty or Give Me Knish
is a collection of stories which focus on Jewish life in New York during the Dutch and Colonial Periods. Hear fascinating Revolutionary War stories where Jews were heroes, rogues, patriots, and rebels and be regaled by stories of the city’s first congregation.

Duel on the Hudson
What led Aaron Burr, the vice president of the United States, to shoot Alexander Hamilton, the author of our momentary system and the country’s most influential politician? Learn about the infamous “dueling grounds,” of Weehawken, and be regaled with the fascinating stories that led up to this pivotal moment in history.

Ghosts by Moonlight
This eerie, fun filled show teaches audiences about New York history through its spellbinding ghost lore and legends. Learn about the Big Apple’s most infamous spirits throughout history, including the wooden leg of Peter Stuyvesant, Captain Kid’s milky white apparition, and the invisible storm ship, whose ghostly crew led by Henry Hudson, return to the city each October 31st.