‘Alice In Wonderland’ Celebrates 150 Years…At Greenwood Cemetery
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What better way to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland than in a Brooklyn cemetery; Greenwood Cemetery, at 500 25th St. at Fifth Avenue in Greenwood Heights to be exact! (Rabbit hole not included.) The story-book event that has ticket-holders travel around the Brooklyn cemetery, is set to include musical performances, dancers and other various artist every Thursday, Friday and Saturday in June, at 7:30PM.
Greenwood set the bar pretty high for events. I mean, who else could’ve thought about a more advantageous way to utilize this 177-year-old space. As Lewis Carroll once said “Imagination is the only weapon in the war against reality,” and we couldn’t have agreed more.
“It is such a robust experience and something you do not get sitting in a theater. It is the idea of using Greenwood as a wonderland and surreal landscape,” Chelsea Dowell, manager of programs and membership at the cemetery, told Brooklyn Daily.
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An iconic musical piece to be performed by Grammy award winning guitarist, Vernon Reid, is dedicated to Eric Garner, the Staten Island father of six who was held in a chokehold by police officers, resulting in him suffocating to death. Each performer that was selected to participate in the anniversary celebration, has found a way to connect their craft with what’s socially and politically happening in the world.
There’s still time to get your tickets at $25 in advance ($30 at the door).
And if live performances are just not your thing, Greenwood host other events, open to the public that include special seasonal events, themed-walking and trolley tours, and book talks.
