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Join us for this chance to hear from a preeminent historian of women’s suffrage and the author of the definitive biography of American suffragist and women’s rights pioneer Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton was a singular leader, thinker, and organizer whose fight for women’s emancipation stretched from the 1840s to her death in 1902, a full fifth of America’s history. Yet her legacy has been marked by controversy. From her speeches at Cooper Union to inspiring generations of women’s suffrage advocates and activists who lived and worked in our neighborhoods, historian Ellen Carol DuBois paints a fresh portrait of this complex crusader whose tireless work made contemporary feminism possible.
Born in 1815 into a family deeply marked by the tumult of the American Revolution and surging evangelicalism, Stanton was captivated by Enlightenment ideas about individual freedom and transformed by early experiences in what she called “the school of antislavery.” Though most remembered for her fight for the vote, she was also an early crusader for women’s reproductive autonomy and reforming the institution of marriage, and against Christianity’s subordination of women. Her rifts with Black reformers and embrace of nativist ideas tarnished her reputation, but her words still have the ability to move and agitate people today.

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton: A Revolutionary Life

Join us for this chance to hear from a preeminent historian of women’s suffrage and the author of the definitive biography of...

The rich history of life in the 19th- and early 20th-century immigrant communities of Germans, Italians, Irish, Jews, and many more who settled in our neighborhoods is well known. But the story of how they got there in the first place, not so much. Join us and take a trip alongside these intrepid people who started their journeys in far-off villages of Europe and Russia, and experience the numerous obstacles they had to overcome to reach the shores of Greenwich Village and the East Village. Before ever reaching the ship that would carry them across the Atlantic, immigrants would have already taken numerous trains, ferries, and crossed multiple borders to just reach their port of embarkation; and the journey wasn’t quite finished when they disembarked from the ship in New York.
Then, when they finally arrived, what happened? We will also explore how those who decided to stay in the Village began their transitions from newcomer to New Yorker by examining the long-forgotten institutions and organizations that aided these migrants in and around our neighborhoods.
Our neighborhoods offer a unique microcosm of the numerous overlapping, side-by-side, interconnected, and hamlet-like immigrant communities that existed across New York and the United States at the dawn of the twentieth century. While a multitude of languages, customs, religions, and ways of life jostled with one another, one of the things that all these immigrants had in common was the journey that they had undertaken to reach their new home.

Local Event: From Village to Village: The Immigrants’ Journey to Greenwich Village and the East Village, 1880-192

From Village to Village: The Immigrants’...

The rich history of life in the 19th- and early 20th-century immigrant communities of Germans, Italians, Irish, Jews, and many...

From Village to Village: The Immigrants’ Journey to Greenwich Village and the East Village, 1880-192

Village Preservation’s historic image archive began 30 years ago in 1996, with a donation from the New York Bound Bookshop of a few dozen iconic historic photos of great local and NYC landmarks from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Three decades and 75 collections later, Village Preservation’s Historic Image Archive has grown to nearly 5,700 images, spanning the 18th to the early 21st century, with an incredible array of photos of Greenwich Village, the East Village, NoHo, Lower Manhattan, and beloved landmarks across all five boroughs.&nbsp;
Those collections consist of historic photos, postcards, and etchings of people and sites that have been critical to our city’s history and development; historic landmarks being documented for both early and more contemporary preservation efforts; deeply personal views of our city and our neighborhoods’ evolution over time taken by individuals; and what we believe to be the largest collection of crowdsourced images of the impact and aftermath of the September 11th attacks in Lower Manhattan. Within these archives you’ll find touching personal perspectives and family records; images of long lost landmarks; mysteries steeped in New York City history that took years to solve; the work of renowned photographers and average citizens.&nbsp;
Village Preservation Executive Director Andrew Berman will take you on a guided tour, showing you just some of the incredible highlights, and sharing with you some of the hidden stories behind the images in these collections. He’ll also let you know how you can add to the collection, and guide you to using the archive as a resource for your own research, or just some fun online exploration.&nbsp;

Local Event: Thirty Years, 5,700 Pictures: A Guided Tour of Village Preservation’s Historic Image Archive

Thirty Years, 5,700 Pictures: A Guided Tour of...

Village Preservation’s historic image archive began 30 years ago in 1996, with a donation from the New York Bound Bookshop of a...

Thirty Years, 5,700 Pictures: A Guided Tour of Village Preservation’s Historic Image Archive

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Richard Gadd, creator, writer, executive producer, and star of HBO’s&nbsp;Half-Man, joins entertainment journalist Jessica Shaw for a conversation about the making of one of television’s most provocative new dramas.
Gadd, nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Performing Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, takes us inside his performance as Ruben Pallister and the long road to bringing&nbsp;Half-Man&nbsp;to the screen. He began writing the series in 2019, then set it aside when&nbsp;Baby Reindeer&nbsp;was commissioned. Four years later, he returned to it, spending two intense years shaping the story.
At its center is the volatile relationship between two men who think of themselves as brothers, traced across three decades. Dark, funny, shocking, and deeply uncomfortable,&nbsp;Half-Man&nbsp;explores masculinity, repression, intimacy, and the damage people do to each other when they cannot say what they mean or confront who they are.
Hear Gadd discuss what he drew on both as writer and actor, how the series evolved over six years, and why his most unsettling stories can also be his most revealing about the world we live in.

Local Event: HBO’s Half-Man: Richard Gadd in Conversation with Jessica Shaw

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Richard Gadd, creator, writer, executive producer, and star of HBO’s Half-Man, joins entertainment journalist Jessica Shaw for...

HBO’s Half-Man: Richard Gadd in Conversation with Jessica Shaw

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The Villa may be closed, but the conversation is just getting started. Join Emmy-nominated host of Love Island USA Ariana Madix for a deep-dive conversation about the breakout reality sensation that captivated millions this summer.
With America crowning Bryce Alakai and Trinity Tatum as this season’s winning couple after six weeks of building their relationship in the Villa, Love Island USA has reached new heights, garnering nearly 19 billion minutes viewed since the season 8 premiere, ranking as the #1 streaming title for summer 2026 to date and the #1 streaming reality title for six consecutive weeks and boasted over 2.5 billion video views on TikTok alone. Fresh off the season, Madix looks back at the unforgettable romances, dramatic twists, and behind-the-scenes stories that made this year’s cast impossible to stop talking about.
As anticipation builds for the reunion, Madix offers an insider’s perspective on the evolution of the franchise, the power of its passionate fan community, and why Love Island USA has become one of television’s most talked-about cultural events.
Whether you watched every recoupling or just want to catch up with the show that dominated the summer, don’t miss Madix in this behind-the-scenes look at the series that had everyone talking.
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Local Event: Peacock’s Love Island USA: Emmy Nominee Ariana Madix in Conversation

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The Villa may be closed, but the conversation is just getting started. Join Emmy-nominated host of Love Island USA Ariana Madix...

Peacock’s Love Island USA: Emmy Nominee Ariana Madix in Conversation

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Why should I attend the Berkeley College Virtual Open House?
Berkeley College can help you reach your full potential!
The Virtual Open House helps prospective students explore degree programs, Admissions, Financial Aid, and student life before enrolling. You’ll learn how Berkeley College will support your academic, professional, and personal success—from day one through graduation and beyond.
What will I learn at the Virtual Open House?
You’ll hear about:
Our career-focused degree and certificate programs to prepare you for today’s in-demand fields
Admissions and financial aid, including grants, scholarships, and other options to help make your education more affordable
Our exceptional support services, including tutoring through the Center for Academic Success
The Berkeley College experience by connecting with current students, faculty, and staff
Sports, clubs, activities, leadership opportunities, and much more
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<ul><li>Anyone interested in beginning or advancing their career</li><li>High school students</li><li>Adults seeking to change careers</li><li>Working professionals seeking career advancement</li><li>Transfer students —you’ll learn about the simple Admissions and credit transfer processes and get answers to all your questions</li></ul>




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Berkeley College can help you reach your full potential!
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LouLou's Speakeasy 176 8th Ave at 19th Street, NYC 

'The Most Electrifying Party In Town' FORBES 
'This new underground jazz speakeasy is the epitome of cool' TIMEOUT
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Daddy Rabbit brings Amy Winehouse's soul-baring spirit roaring back to life on Friday, August 21st at LouLou's Speakeasy NYC, for one unforgettable night of tribute. Step into the intimate, candlelit glow of one of New York's most beloved hidden gems and lose yourself in the smoky vocals, the heartbreak, the sass, and the swagger that made Amy an icon. From "Rehab" to "Back to Black," every note will be honored with raw passion and razor-sharp musicianship, transporting you straight to the height of her legend.
Doors 7pm. Show 8pm. 
Daddy Rabbit is a uniquely immersive live music event at New York City's coolest speakeasy. Pulling together classically trained pianists, bassists and horn players with jazz singers, MCs and beatboxers, this is an ever-changing carousel of world-class sound. This live music event mixes original compositions with unique interpretations of Soul, Jazz, Rock, Funk and RnB classics. An intimate setting in the round, it's a show where you can literally stand with the band. 
Sing, dance, drink, nibble and make merry at the coolest speakeasy in NYC.
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Mallory J. Stevens has just won the 2026 Hollywood Independent Music Award for Best Children's Music, along with her song co-songwriter, film and TV composer Brandon Jarrett!! 
 
"Do the Dillo! -- Official Dance of Clive &amp; Sydney, the Dancing Armadillos" is a fun, energetic song that gets kids (and grownups!) moving! Now playing on Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, YouTube Music, and most other streaming platforms. Clive and Sydney are the stars of Mallory's picture book series for kids 4 - 7, The Adventures of Clive &amp; Sydney, the Dancing Armadillos. Available online at Amazon, Barnes &amp; Noble, and other online book retailers. For more info, please visit&nbsp;<a href="https://www.missycat.co/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">missycat.co</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/MissyCatLLC" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/MissyCatLLC.</a>

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Mallory J. Stevens has just won the 2026 Hollywood Independent Music Award for Best Children's Music, along with her song co-songwriter, film and...

UES songwriter/author wins 2026 Hollywood Independent Music Award for Best Children's Music!

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