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Philipsburg Manor Special EventsLegend Weekend Nights  The Headless Horseman making his fabled ride at Philipsburg Manor. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Download jpg  The illuminated Mill. Photo: Rob Yasinsac Download jpg  The illuminated Manor House and graveyard. Photo: Rob Yasinsac. Download jpg  Ghost dancers in the barn at Philipsburg Manor during Legend Weekend. Photo: Tom O'Connell. Download JPG  Jack-O-Lantern scarecrow overlooks Legend Weekend's spooky events. Photo: Tom O'Connell. Download JPG  The Witches Coven at Legend Weekend Nights. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Download JPG  A haunted apparition in the Manor House. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Download JPG  Jonathan Kruk offers a dramatic telling of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Download JPG
 The Headless Horseman makes his fabled ride during Legend Weekend at Philipsburg Manor. Photo: Tom O'Connell. Download JPG
Okra, Beans, and Leafy Greens  Pamela Nyambi cooks up an African dish at "Okra, Beans, and Leafy Greens," an event dedicated to the historic and contemporary influences of African and African-American cuisine. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Okra_1.jpg  A close-up of Okra and onions simmering. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Okra_2  Kathy Browning talks with a visitor about historic methods of food preparation at Okra, Beans, and Leafy Greens: The African-American Foodways Festival. Photo: Bryan Haeffele photo Okra_5.jpg  Children helping out at Okra, Beans, and Leafy Greens: The African-American Foodways Festival. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Okra_3.jpg  Iris Cohen talks about gourds at Okra, Beans, and Leafy Greens: The African-American Foodways Festival. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Okra_4.jpg
Sheep to Shawl  Spinning wool into thread at Sheep to Shawl. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Download jpg  During Sheep to Shawl, young visitors to Philipsburg Manor can help pick, card, and spin wool after watching the sheep get sheared. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Download jpg  Sheep to Shawl Festival at Philipsburg Manor. An interpreter wearing period costume sheers sheep using hand implements. Photo: Tom O'Connell. 005.jpg  Sheep to Shawl Festival at Philipsburg Manor. Renowned Hudson Valley storyteller Jonathan Kruk tells traditional stories to the Sheep to Shawl Festival audience. Photo: Tom O'Connell. 002.jpg  Sheep to Shawl Festival at Philipsburg Manor. Well-known sheepherder Gene Sheninger demonstrates how the extraordinarily well-trained Scottish border collies manage sheep in an open field. Photo: Tom O'Connell. 008.jpg  Sheep to Shawl Festival at Philipsburg Manor. Sheepherder Gene Sheninger's dog (crouching at left) demonstrates his craft by herding ducks. Photo: Tom O'Connell. 009.jpg
Pinkster Day Festival  O. Henrique Prince plays the fiddle at Pinkster Festival. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. pinkster1.jpg  African music and dance are part of the festivities at Philipsburg Manor's Pinkster Festival. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Pinkster2.jpg  Visitors are invited to take part in the fun at Pinkster Festival. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. pinkster3.jpg  The Pinkster King, Kwajo, uses wordplay in a game of tall tales as he squares off against a local tenant farmer, Mr. Davenport. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. pinkster4.jpg
Green Corn Festival  Joe Taras demonstrates one his handmade bow and arrows. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. Download jpg  Crowds gather around the Native American dancers beside the 18th century barn to celebrate the Green Corn Festival.Image-58.jpg  Native Americans perform traditional dance at the Green Corn Festival at Philipsburg Manor. Photo: Tom O'Connell. Image-57.jpg  Native American dance, music, and storytelling are highlights at Philipsburg Manor's Green Corn Festival. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. DSC_0083.jpg  Susan McLellan Plaisted of Heart-to-Hearth Cookery demonstrates Native American cooking and medicine making at Philipsburg Manor's Green Corn Festival. Photo: Bryan Haeffele. DSC_0122.jpg
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