A line of festival-goers wrapped around the block on Tuesday evening, waiting to be let in through Green-Wood’s spectacular brownstone arch and onto the grounds for the cemetery’s first annual Hanami Festival.
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“We can’t all be in the same room together, but we can mourn together,” Weil said. “And we can go beyond mourning to celebrate the lives that we’ve lost.”
