Twenty-one citizens of various ages and interests joined Consultants from Karp Strategies for a Place It! event on behalf of Staten...

Port Richmond Strong sets up to live stream their news conference about community opposition to the proposed development of two "boutique...

Daniel J. Watts, original "Hamilton" cast member, spoke to us about a creative career, pointing out that it was easier for Adolph Hitler...

"D. J. Shame the Technician" sets Karyn's Little Angels, SI Youth Dance Team, up as arriving guests mingle ...

Sophie van Doornmalen, Senior Cultural Officer, visited our buildings and cemetery at 54 Port Richmond Avenue and explored how our...

As a grantee of the Lois & Richard Nicotra Foundation, we used our "Pay It Forward" gift from Joe Dai to treat the Port Richmond...

The oldest part of our "burial ground" dating from 1696 becomes a lush garden in summer. This view is from the Social Hall beneath the...

On July 25 we provided space for Port Richmond Strong to hold its third community meeting to discuss proposed development on Port...

For three hours a steady stream of 65+ seniors dropped by our Teale Space to meet one-on-one with City agencies who had brought their...

These two gravestone rubbings tell us that, well after the British took over New Amsterdam and renamed it New York in 1664, some of our...

We were thrilled to host the Guides Association of New York City. The professional tour guides came by public transportation. For most...

214 years ago today Aaron Burr wounded Alexander Hamilton in a duel. Hamilton died the following day. Burr survived until 1836 when he...

The Staten Island Shakespearean Theater Company presented Taming of the Shrew for two weekends in the Teale Space, which evokes the Globe...

Karen Lund (last row/right) organized a walking tour of Port Richmond, since transportation was vital to its creation and growth. We...

Today is the 330th anniversary of the oldest item in our archives, a deed with intact wax seals. Peter and Annetje --members of the Dutch...

In February the Reformed Church revived its tradition of community service, begun in 1665, with Dr. Warren A. Mac Kenzie's keynote...

The newlyweds hosted a celebration in the 1898 Teale Space. Their decorations and loving spirit made the hall a joyous place.

After our Sunday, June 3, 2018 Worship Service two of our Congregants were married in front of relatives, friends, and fellow Congregants.

Transportation Alternatives hosted a public information session for its proposed "Harbor Ring," a bike pathway along the edge of New York...

We recently replaced two of the twelve wedges that make up the unique roof of our 1898 Sunday School Annex. We look forward to replacing...