The MSK Ralph Lauren Center (RLC) will be offering Head and Neck Cancer Screenings on Friday, July 31st, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at 1919 Madison Avenue. No appointment or health insurance is required.
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💭 Topic: “Everything You Know about Traditional Marriage is Wrong” 🎤 Lecturer: Azie Dungey 📆 Date: Wednesday, July 15th ⏰ Doors Open: 6:30PM 📍 Location: Midtown East (exact address provided in confirmation email) 🔗 🎟️ This is a ticketed event, get your tickets here: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-wisdom-bar-everything-you-know-about-traditional-marriage-is-wrong-tickets-1991417227535" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-wisdom-bar-everything-you-know-about-traditional-marriage-is-wrong-tickets-1991417227535</a>
What if "traditional marriage" isn't traditional at all? Turns out, the equal partnership we're advocating for in modern relationships? It’s actually more traditional than the gender roles we've come to associate with it — gender equity is the prototype. For much of human history, women were valued for their contributions as much as men, childcare was shared across the whole community, and the idea that two people alone should raise children and meet each other's every need simply did not exist. It was a series of shifts over the centuries that narrowed everything down to the two-person household we now take for granted. And within that shift, we lost something essential. Writer and cultural satirist Azie Dungey takes us on a journey through human history to reveal that our partnership ideals are closer to our ancient origins than the "traditional marriage" of 100 years ago — which, it turns out, was a blip.
Azie Dungey is a WGA-nominated writer for her work on Netflix’s Emmy-nominated comedy Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and has been a writer on shows such as Harlem (Amazon Prime), Girls5Eva (Netflix), Rutherford Falls (NBC), and Sweetbitter (Starz). She is best known as writer and star of her critically- acclaimed YouTube series Ask A Slave, a satirical critique of race and gender with over 2.5 million views. For this series she was featured on NPR, BBC World, MSNBC, New York Magazine, and The Washington Post. A graduate of Tisch School of the Arts at NYU in drama and anthropology, she has been a visiting scholar to Yale, Brown University, Columbia, and was a Fellow-in- Residence at the Center for the Study of Democracy, St Mary’s College. Azie is African American and Pamunkey/Mattaponi (Virginia Tribes) and she is committed to confronting issues of race, history, and social injustice with grace, compassion, and humor.
We will explore:
<ul><li>The resistance, challenges, and social implications we face as we attempt to return gender equality back to its roots.</li><li>How hunter-gatherer societies define gender roles within marital partnerships and family system.</li><li>How traditional courtship roles centered the female desire, and women were considered the more sexually aggressive of the gender even into the age of antiquity</li><li>How the idea of the "nuclear family" (man, wife, children) developed only 150 years ago.</li></ul>
Agenda: 6:30pm – Doors open. Grab drinks and snacks before settling into a seat (first come first serve!) 6:50pm – Host welcomes and intros 7:00pm – Lecture begins 8:00pm – Q&amp;A plus dedicated 1-on-1 time with the speaker. Grab another drink and chat about your thoughts with other attendees. 8:30pm – Event concludes
🤝 You'll enjoy this if you're someone who:
<ul><li>loves Lectures on Tap or social lectures of any kind...think Ted Talks in bars</li><li>likes meeting new people and learning new things</li><li>loves history, literature, art, re-examining events, or niche internet rabbit holes</li><li>wants try something different for their next casual night out, why not? 🍻🤓💭</li></ul>

Local Event: The Wisdom Bar – "Everything You Know about Traditional Marriage is Wrong"

The Wisdom Bar – "Everything You Know about...

💭 Topic: “Everything You Know about Traditional Marriage is Wrong” 🎤 Lecturer: Azie Dungey 📆 Date: Wednesday, July 15th ⏰ Doors...

The Wisdom Bar – "Everything You Know about Traditional Marriage is Wrong"

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 <td>Third annual PAINTED THREADS FESTIVAL
Celebrate Tradition, Creativity, and Community at the Painted Threads Festival!
Step into the world of textiles and storytelling at Harlem’s PAINTED THREADS FESTIVAL, a free, family-friendly Maker Day where generations come together through the art of fabric and design.
Engaging in cultural arts isn’t just about creativity, it’s a way to honor heritage, weaving the past into the present with each stitch, pattern, and tapestry. Discover the deep connections between craftsmanship and identity while celebrating the richness of tradition through hands-on experiences.
Join us for a great maker day in Harlem with:
Community Weaving and Quilting, Surface Design, Bead Making and Fabric Collage Children’s Village Explore textile artistry guided by artists Sahara Briscoe, Christine Renee, Elan Ferguson, Omi Gray and more. I AM a MAKERS – Bring your own project and work independently. Connect with talented artisans and discover handcrafted creations. Portable spinning wheels and looms welcome. Live performances by Women of the Calabash
“Painted Threads is where heritage meets hands-on creativity. In the heart of Harlem, we gather generations to preserve tradition, pass on skills, and celebrate the legacy of textile arts as living, evolving culture.”
This gathering is your chance to slow down, embrace African Diasporic traditions, and create something meaningful together. Whether you’re learning, crafting, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, your story is part of this community.
Hosted by Harlem Needle Arts and SAGE Harlem
Harlem – Free Admission
Indoor and Outdoor activities | Rain or Shine
12pm-5pm
Youth 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult
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Local Event: Painted Threads Festival

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Gwen Black Arts/Arts and Jazzfest NYC(tm) invite you to experience the magic of Jazz By The Water™ with straight ahead and soulful jazz on Saturday, July 25th at 12 PM-6PM. Join us for an unforgettable free, all-day concert in the lush green oasis of Governor’s Island inside Colonel Row. Don’t miss your chance to enjoy incredible jazz tunes with a 12-noon New Orleans 2nd Line Kick Off and tribute to "Pops" Louis Armstrong with vocalist Letrice Arlene presented by Roz Nixon Live and My Time, Inc. with performances by Mark Adams' Jazzical Septet with a special tribute to the legendary Roy Ayers; the Joe Baione Quintet; Lady Cantrese and her Gents; the Eric Person Quartet; and Sharp Radway and band. This is a FREE EVENT, but Ferry Tickets are required. Reserve ferry tickets at www.govisland.com. Bring your picnic basket, lawn chairs, or blanket and enjoy jazz on the island(tm). RSVPs are available on Eventbrite&nbsp;<a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jazz-by-the-watertmarts-and-jazzfest-nyctm-tickets-1993297903688?aff=oddtdtcreator" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">eventbrite.com/e/jazz-by-the-watertmarts-and-jazzfest-nyctm-tickets-1993297903688?aff=oddtdtcreator</a>
Special Thank You to our sponsors and community partners: Jazz Foundation of America; Team Unity, Inc., Sugar Hill Communications Institute, Inc., My Time, Inc., Roz Nixon Live, WeAct for Environmental Justice, Harlem World Magazine
For additional festival information and sponsorship opportunities go to www.artsandjazzfestny.com

Local Event: Jazz By The Water(tm) on Governor's Island (Colonel Row)

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