History-rich Brooklyn Heights churches featured in New York Landmarks Conservancy's Sacred Sites Weekend
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The Sacred Sites Open House, hosted by the New York Landmarks Conservancy, will take place on May 17-18, spotlighting notable congregations, including Grace Church Brooklyn Heights and St. Ann & The Holy Trinity Church. This year's theme, 'Building for Eternity,' emphasizes the significance of religious architecture. Attendees can enjoy guided tours, lectures, and musical performances, while learning about the rich histories and community programs these churches offer. Grace Church's notable artifacts include Tiffany stained-glass windows and an acclaimed Austin organ, contributing to its recognition with multiple preservation awards.
St. Ann & The Holy Trinity Church will also participate, with services highlighting its historic features and community offerings for the Sacred Sites Open House.
The theme 'Building for Eternity' emphasizes the significance of religious architecture while fostering community engagement through guided tours and performances.
Grace Church Brooklyn Heights, a landmark since 1847, showcases its stunning stained-glass windows and the renowned Austin Organ during the open house.
The 2015 Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award highlights the ongoing dedication to preserving the architectural integrity of these significant historic sites.
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