Tour the landmark Erasmus Hall Academy (built in 1787) on land donated by the nearby Dutch Reformed Church. Also tour Flatbush DRC sanctuary and cemetery of founding Dutch families. A five minute walk from the Academy.

More than 100 ceramics painted by international artists on four floors of the monumental staircase, paintings by Paulien Lethen and Jan Mulder in New York's smallest gallery space, and live jazz pianist/vocalist Heleen Schuttevaˆr & guests.

Attend Noonday Prayer at the historic St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery. Afterward, join in our tulip planting for spring in the lovely churchyard gardens. Soup, sandwiches and refreshments will be available.

See 70 slides on 70 years starting with an English Captain on a Dutch ship and ending with a Dutch king on England's throne. Images include Hudson's voyage, American liberty, the Dutch Republic and stock trading origins.

The biennial award will be presented to the Netherlands-based firms: Bierman Henket architecten and Wessel de Jonge architecten, by Ms. Burnham; Barry Bergdoll, MoMA's Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture & Design and chairman of the Prize jury; and Andrew Cogan, CEO, Knoll, Inc. The presentation will be followed by a free public lecture by Messrs. Henket and de Jonge, who will accept the award on behalf of their firms. Free.

Access to the library's collection which includes a large amount of information on the history and culture of the families that populated the Dutch colonies in America over three centuries ago. While this collection focuses primarily on New Amsterdam and Hudson River settlements, it also follows early Dutch and allied migrations in North America. Admission is $3.00 per person.

Visit Venturella Studio to see the restoration-in-progress of the spectacular stained-glass window depicting Henry Hudson?s ?Arrival of the Half-Moon? given to the New-York Historical Society over 100 years ago by the Daughters of Holland Dames. We will meet at noon for a Dutch treat lunch at the Blue Water Grill across Union Square.

A gallery talk on 17th-century Dutch masterpieces in The Frick Collection. Fine examples of Dutch of Dutch and Flemish paintings in the museum include works by Vermeer, Rembrandt, David, Hals, van Eyck and Ruisdael.

More than 100 ceramics painted by international artists on four floors of the monumental staircase, paintings by Paulien Lethen and Jan Mulder in New York's smallest gallery space, and live jazz pianist/vocalist Heleen Schuttevaˆr (piano, vocals)& Joris Teepe (Bass), Jean-Clair de Ruwe (Drums), Ron Jackson (Guitar) plus guests musicians.