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Wildman Steve Brill Foraging Tour of Inwood Hill Park
Wildman Steve Brill celebrates 39 years of foraging with a romp through Inwood Hill.
Inwood Hill Park is one of the best places for foragers in early spring. The city's hilliest park, with a large, mature forest, meadows, thickets, and cultivated areas, is loaded with wild plants.
Meet at the playground at Anne Loftus Playground, Dykeman St. and Broadway, which is not in Inwood Hill Park, but across from the Dykeman St. stop of the A Train.
Waterproof boots strongly recommended. Register in advance.
NOTE: While we are trying to promote safer activities that occur outdoors or with social distancing guidelines in place, please keep your family and others safe by always wearing a mask and maintaining appropriate distance. If you arrive at an event that appears too crowded, try using the “nearby” search feature on our event calendar to find something else to do.