Historian and lecturer Todd Braisted explores the story of paritsan warfare in the St. Paul's region during the Revolutionary War.      No registration needed for attendance at the site but register through the Contact e mail in this calendar entry to receive a link to the livestream of the talk.    

Author and archaeologist Dr. Eugene Boesch presents a talk about the culture, history and legacy of the Lenape Indians, the original settlers of the St. Paul’s region.    No reservation needed for in-person attendance at the site but register through the Contact e mail in this calendar entry to receive a link to the livestream of the talk. 

St. Paul’s staff leads a walking interpretive tour of the Pell’s Point battlefield exploring the Revolutionary War battle of October 18 1776 situated at what is today the Split Rock Gold Course at the northern end of Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx NY where visitors will assemble for the tour.  Space is limited and reservations are required contact the site for further information and reservations at 914-667-4116.

Join us for a concert of colonial choral music, performed by the Ghostlight Chorus and a candlelight tour of the historic cemetery, exploring the stories of soldiers and civilians who lived through the era of the American Revolution.

Battle of Pell’s Point Encampment, marking the 250th anniversary of this Revolutionary War battle, fought near the church, with re-enactments, demonstrations, performances and talks.  At 1 PM, distinguished author and historian Dr. Francis C. Cogliano, who is a Professor of American History at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, explores themes from his new compilation, “The American Revolution at 250: 24 Historians Reflect on the Founding.” 

Join us for special performance of Revolutionary War era choral music titled “Torchbearer” by the esteemed Ghostlight Chorus at 7 PM.    This is a free event, but heavy attendance is expected and advance registration, through the Contact e mail in this calendar entry, is recommended.