Homecoming: For the Harbor
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One of 4 upcoming events at Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and 5,116 across New York City.
Save the Date! Sign Up for Updates and Event Details Free | September 26 | 10:30am – 3:30pm | The Arts Center at Governors Island On Saturday, September 26, The New York Climate Exchange, LMCC, and hundreds of New Yorkers will gather on Governors Island for Homecoming: For the Harbor to cheer for the New York Harbor! Together with artists, musicians, and partner organizations, we’ll wrap up Climate Week NYC 2026 with the full spirit of a Pep Rally—marching bands, cheerleaders, and art-making workshops, plus climate scientists and environmental advocates! Homecoming: For the Harbor invites us to combine climate action with pom-poms—proof that hope is overflowing and the water that connects our cities, our communities, deserves a cheering section! Bring your friends, bring your family, and catch the ferry! Homecoming: For The Harbor is the latest public art project in a series designed by Minneapolis-based artist Amanda Lovelee to use the joyful language of pep rallies, parades, and collective celebration to strengthen our relationship with the natural world. Amanda Lovelee is a civic and environmental artist whose work bridges science, civics, and systems change. She creates large-scale public art projects that use joy to spark dialogue about our shared future. Lovelee collaborates across sectors—including with scientists, planners, and government agencies. Currently a U.S. Cultural Policy Fellow at Stanford University, focused on art and culture in climate change work. She is also co-founder of CAIR Lab, supporting artists in government. Her work has been widely recognized, with support from major foundations and fellowships including McKnight, NEA, and the Mellon Foundation. www.amandalovelee.com Homecoming: For the Harbor is presented by LMCC (Lower Manhattan Cultural Council) and The New York Climate Exchange and with major support from Bloomberg Philanthropies and additional support from Stony Brook University and the Trust for Governors Island.