Public Programs
Public Programs engage artists and thinkers across disciplines to create experiences rooted in our unique site. Performances, screenings, and talks open windows into the creative process and illuminate new facets of our exhibitions and collection. Tours and workshops throughout the year offer perspectives on the evolving intersections between art, nature, and people.
TOURS & WORKSHOPS
Enjoy art and nature under a full moon, go behind the scenes with a curator, and dive deeper into the geology, ecology, and art of Storm King with artists, educators and experts.
UPCOMING
Saturday, May 17 @ 1:30pm: A New Welcome: A Capital Project Tour with Storm King Leadership
Friday, June 6 @ 12:15pm: President’s Tour
Friday, June 6 @ 1:15pm: Recorrido en español / Spanish-language Walking Tour
Friday, June 6 @ 2:30pm: Hands-on Workshop: Fabric & Form
Friday, June 6 @ 3:00pm: Curator-led Tour with Larry Ossei-Mensah
Saturday, June 7 @ 12pm: Hands-on Workshop: Fabric & Form
Saturday, June 14 @ 1:30pm: Architects on Site: Heneghan Peng Architects
Friday, July 4 @ 3:00pm: Exhibition Tour
Friday, August 1 @ 3:00pm: Curator-led Tour with Larry Ossei-Mensah
Sunday, August 10 @ 2:00pm: Beekeeper Tour
Saturday, August 23 @ 1:30pm: Architects on Site: WXY Architecture + Urban Design
Sunday, September 7 @ 2:00pm: Beekeeper Tour
Saturday, September 13 @ 1:30pm: Architects on Site: Reed Hilderbrand
ARTIST TALKS & CONVERSATIONS
Artists, critics, scholars, and performers reflect on Storm King’s exhibitions, collection, and landscape.
PERFORMANCE & FILM
Outdoor performances at Storm King feature dance, theater, film screenings and artistic activations of the landscape.
UPCOMING
Saturday, June 7 @ 3:30pm: Batalá: Afro-Brazilian Drumming
Saturday July 19: Growth: The Watch
Sunday, July 20: Growth: The Watch
Friday, August 1 @ 12pm & 4pm: Estuary Tales: The Life & Times of the Hudson River presented by Arm of the Sea
New Windsor, NY - Girl Group Performance: Arlene Shechet x Annie-B Parson, Storm King Art Center. Dancers from left: Brooke Ashley Rucker, Kashia Kancey, Natalie Green, and Jin Ju Song-Begin. Sculpture by Arlene Shechet, choreography by Annie B. Parson. Credit Photo: Erin Baiano