01. The Irish Catskills: Dancing at the Crossroads
Delve into the history and legacy of the Irish Catskills, an enclave of inns, hotels, and bungalows in New York’s famed vacation spot that was a summer getaway for many Irish Americans. Using archival photos, home movies, dozens of interviews and contemporary videography, the film tells the story of the Irish Catskills on a personal and anecdotal scale.
02. The Trees
The dramatic story behind the design and creation of the outdoor living tree memorial at Ground Zero (the 9/11 Memorial).
03. Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center
The Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County presents a unique cultural institution acting as a voice of tolerance across Long Island. Established on the grounds of a former Pratt Estate, this state-of-the-art museum captures the lives of Long Island’s Holocaust survivors and transports visitors to a critical time in history, empowering students and adults alike with vital lessons of understanding.
04. Settlement Houses
The 37 vibrant settlement houses under the umbrella of United Neighborhood Houses provide help and new opportunities to residents of all ages and from every walk of life in the five boroughs of New York City.