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We’re excited to announce our new partnership with Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden, a Staten Island landmark and one of New York City’s most historic cultural institutions. Home to 14 botanical gardens, a two-acre urban farm, and one of NYC’s oldest concert halls, Snug Harbor blends arts, education, horticulture, and history into a campus that serves as a true cultural anchor for the region.

“We believe digital platforms should be as inspiring and dynamic as the communities they represent. As one of the largest adaptive reuse projects in America, Snug Harbor is a rare place where history, architecture, gardens, and the arts all converge into something truly beautiful. We’re honored to help bring this next chapter online and share its vibrancy with an even wider audience.”

Sheila Fish, Director of Client Partnerships @ Dreamers of Day

What’s on the Horizon?

As we begin this collaboration, our focus will be on building a modern digital experience that reflects the richness of Snug Harbor’s campus. From elevating visitor engagement to showcasing its diverse programming, the new platform will highlight its mission while ensuring long-term scalability and accessibility.

Together, we’ll create a digital foundation that supports Snug Harbor’s future—one that honors its heritage while preparing for growth.

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