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The Green-House public opening coincides with the 188th anniversary of the Cemetery, which was founded April 18, 1838.
Green-Wood Cemetery will open its restored greenhouse and education center in April, offering workshops, exhibits and programs for all ages.
The Green-Wood Cemetery’s $34 million restoration of its greenhouse and education center is making progress.
Richard Moylan’s nearly 40-year tenure as president of the 478-acre Green-Wood Cemetery was celebrated on June 4.
Decades-long president of the renowned Green-Wood Cemetery and an iconic figure in the community Richard Moylan in an exclusive interview.
Brooklyn-based funeral director Amy Cunningham is leading a new type of old funeral: green burials, which it now offers.
Green-Wood Cemetery served as the backdrop on an unseasonably warm, yet breezy afternoon Saturday, Oct. 26, to grant Grace Banker.
Massive tanks lie underneath a storage yard for trucks and lawn equipment — waiting to hold rainfall to avoid stressing area sewers.
Richard J. Moylan served as the president of Green-Wood Cemetery since 1986 and announced his decision to retire in 2025.
Green-Wood Cemetery will host four free workshops, panel discussions and interactive gatherings to provide participants with the opportunity.
The Green-Wood Cemetery and Printique launched a photography contest themed, “A Moment in Time,” to celebrate the iconic space.
The Brooklyn Bar Association (BBA) recently hosted a historical tour of Green-Wood Cemetery, immersing participants in the rich military history of Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 22. The “Battle of Brooklyn
GREENWOOD HEIGHTS — Make no mistake about it: Brooklyn’s Memorial Day Parade, slated to take place on May 27, is a herculean undertaking. Acknowledged to be the oldest extant Memorial
In Brooklyn, Green-Wood Cemetery will receive $25,940 to combat beech leaf disease through a root zone inoculation program.
The event is inspired by John Draper, who is buried in the cemetery and captured one of the first photos of the moon in 1840.
The process, known as “terramation,” is a form of high-speed composting that can turn a corpse into fertile soil in just 40 days.
POLICE ARE SEARCHING for a man who allegedly grabbed medicine off the counter of a bodega in Greenwood Heights.
Green-Wood Cemetery will hold a 9/11 memorial Thursday, Sept. 11, from 7 to 9 p.m., with readings, music and views of the memorial lights.
THE GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY WILL PRESENT “The Battle of Brooklyn and the Meaning of Freedom” this Sunday, Aug. 24, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Leland Eating and Drinking House has partnered with Heritage Foods, a NYC-based wholesale company
AS THE GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY PRESENTS ITS 25TH ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT on Monday, May 26, it will honor Richard Moylan.
Former NYC official Meera Joshi has been selected as the next president of the landmark Green-Wood Cemetery beginning July.
Brooklyn-based funeral director Amy Cunningham is leading a new type of old funeral these days: green burials.
On Thursday, April 17, 13 students will climb the scaffoldings of Green-Wood Cemetery to restore the historic mausoleums.
This Valentine’s season, Green-Wood Cemetery offers a guided walking tour through love stories that defied destiny.
“SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER RETURNS TO BAY RIDGE” this weekend, as a disco-themed event to raise scholarship funds.
Current law provides for a maximum $250,000 individual exemption or $500,000 for joint filers on the sale of a primary residence.
“The thought of trying to drive through there and you have all these trucks in front of you, behind you, makes it really dangerous.”
Bay Ridge’s 159th Memorial Day Parade honored fallen service members with ceremonies, speeches, and tributes along Third Avenue.
POLICE ARE SEARCHING for an unknown man who sexually abused a teenager aboard a 2 train on Monday.
Bay Ridge’s 73rd Annual Norwegian Day Parade celebrates Scandinavian heritage, community pride and Norway’s Constitution Day in Brooklyn.
CB10 voted against rezoning the former Staples site for an 11-story Bay Ridge development, recommending a smaller-scale project instead.
Bay Ridge civic leader Chip Cafiero was honored at a retirement dinner for decades of community service and organizing local festivals.
Bay Ridge Catholic Academy’s spring concert honored The Beatles with student performances of classic songs.
Bay Ridge playwright Joe Staton’s new play “Snazzy” honors his parents and the origins of the Snazaroo face paint brand.
A new trinket exchange box in Bay Ridge’s Shore Road Park is spreading kindness through small shared treasures and notes.
McKinley Park’s renovated playground has reopened in Bay Ridge after a year of construction and a $5 million upgrade.
