Women’s History Month is a month that highlights the vast contributions of women that made an impact on today’s society. You can check out different events that showcase the struggles of women in the past and how hard they’ve worked to help pave the way for women today. Women like Amelia Earhart, Susan B. Anthony, and countless others are commemorated for being courageous, brave, and strong. Take the time to learn more about Women’s History Month and check out these inspiring events in New York City!
1.Arts, Culture, & Fun: Women Who Read Are Dangerous at St. James Recreation Center- If you appreciate good literature, then this event is for you! You’ll be allowed to partake in a panel full of talented women who will discuss literature by women from early 14th century to modern-day works.
2.A Celebration of International Women’s Day at Recreation Center Fifty-four-An amazing event that involves fitness classes, a self-defense demonstration, and a panel of speakers.
3.Family Day: Women in Science During the 19th Century at Morris-Jumel Mansion- Learn more about Maria Mitchell and Caroline Hershel, who were pioneers in astronomy.
4.Women Rock: A Celebration of Women at St. James Recreation Center-Come celebrate women empowerment by meeting successful women of NYC and enjoying performances by talented women and girls.
5.Women’s History Month Hike at Oakland Lake-Do you love nature walks? Then come join this awesome hike celebrating Women’s History Month and learn more about the environmental activism by inspiring women!
6. Art Inspired By…Frida Kahlo at Gertrude Ederle Recreation Center-For all art lovers, you’ll definitely want to attend this event! Including a hands-on workshop, you will learn techniques from several artists.
7.Women’s History Month Program: Women and Chocolate at Morris-Jumel Mansion-An insightful lecture on the roles of women in the distribution of chocolate.
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