Autumn at Fort Tryon is a season filled with celebration, culture, and creativity. Residents enjoyed a series of meaningful activities, including Oktoberfest, the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration, and a fun Pumpkin Painting session for Halloween.
The center kicked off the festivities with Oktoberfest, where residents gathered for music, laughter, and a warm sense of community. Everyone enjoyed seasonal treats and lively entertainment that captured the cheerful spirit of fall.
Fort Tryon Rehab Center also honored the richness of the Hispanic community with vibrant performances, traditional music, and cultural showcases that highlighted the beauty and diversity of Hispanic heritage.
To wrap up the month, residents took part in Pumpkin Painting for Halloween. It was a hands-on activity where they decorated pumpkins and enjoyed the creative, festive atmosphere inside the center.
Through these activities, Fort Tryon continues to nurture a space where culture, connection, and creativity thrive throughout the season.
