Museum community programs in Irving, New York

Welcome to the Brooklyn Public Library - Washington Irving Branch, a cornerstone of the vibrant Bushwick community since 1923. Located on Woodbine Street in Brooklyn, New York, our library is the 21st and final Carnegie library built in Brooklyn, serving as a vital cultural and civic center for everyone. At the Washington Irving Branch, we offer a diverse range of resources and programs to meet the needs of our community. Patrons can borrow up to three tools at a time from the Greenpoint Library, explore museum passes to over 80 cultural institutions, and access a comprehensive guide to genealogical research. Our library is a welcoming space for immigrants from around the world, featuring multi-lingual collections and popular programs such as Teen Time, First Five Years, and computer workshops.

Welcome to the Stanley "Sully" Huff Cultural Center, a vibrant museum located in the heart of Irving, New York, on the scenic Reservation. Our center is dedicated to celebrating and preserving the rich cultural heritage and history of the local community. Named in honor of Stanley "Sully" Huff, a beloved figure known for his contributions to cultural education and community engagement, our museum offers a unique glimpse into the traditions, art, and stories that define our heritage. Visitors to the Stanley "Sully" Huff Cultural Center can explore a variety of exhibits showcasing traditional crafts, historical artifacts, and contemporary art from local artists. Our interactive displays and educational programs provide an immersive experience for all ages, making history come alive through storytelling, workshops, and demonstrations.