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Come join us as our high-spirited and fearless Little Red as she ventures into the country to deliver her grandmother a very special and delicious cake.
But unbeknownst to Red, there is an extraordinarily hungry cake-eating wolf who will stop at nothing to get the homemade dessert — even if it means putting Red and her grandmother on the menu! With an original score and songs, dancers magically bring this timely tale to life. This 45-minute show will warm your heart and tickle your funny bone, recommended for children ages 2-8.
Is this your child’s first theater experience? Check out our Social Story designed to prepare children ahead of time, for what they can expect when they come see a show here at 92NY. You can <a href="https://www.92ny.org/NY92/media/92NY/Arts%20and%20Culture/Musical%20Theater/PDFs/Musical-Theater-Social-Story.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">download the Social Story</a> as a PDF and read it with your child before you come!

Local Event: Red Riding Hood

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Red Riding Hood

Come join us as our high-spirited and fearless Little Red as she ventures into the country to deliver her grandmother a very...

For more than a decade, before and after the attacks of October 7, award-winning journalist Ruth Margalit has chronicled the people who have shaped modern Israel — not only its political leaders, but also the ordinary citizens living in a nation in tension with its democratic ideals. Join her as she talks to The New Yorker’s David Remnick about her new book, In the Belly of the Whale: Portraits from a Fractured Israel.
To live in Israel today, Margalit writes, is to be either a whale or a Jonah — trying to make do in the belly of the whale. The profiles in her new collection represent both: outsiders trying to make a life in a system designed against them, and insiders hatching plans and amassing power all while riding the twin waves of populism and jingoism.
Revisiting 10 of her acclaimed pieces from The New Yorker and The New York Times Magazine, now as a mother living in Tel Aviv during wartime, Margalit reexamines the texts in light of a transformed society and self, adding new updates and insights to journalistic portraits she has created over the course of a dozen years. In a conversation about the book and the evolving realities of Israeli life — and the role of journalism in illuminating history as it unfolds — Margalit and Remnick discuss the clashing forces that have led to Israel’s current state, just before the elections that will determine its future.
Expect an insightful look into the heart of Israel from two of its most perceptive observers, helping us to better understand the seemingly inscrutable politics of a nation in crisis as it aims to find a new path forward — and find out how Israel’s Jews, Arabs, activists, artists, academics, and politicians are navigating the tensions that define their society.

Local Event: Ruth Margalit in Conversation with David Remnick: In the Belly of the Whale

Ruth Margalit in Conversation with David...

For more than a decade, before and after the attacks of October 7, award-winning journalist Ruth Margalit has chronicled the...

Ruth Margalit in Conversation with David Remnick: In the Belly of the Whale

For millions who grew up watching Even Stevens, Kim Possible, and Cadet Kelly, Christy Carlson Romano seemed to embody a particular kind of Disney kid success: talented, ambitious, and effortlessly composed. The truth was a lot messier.
Romano stops by to open up about her life as a child star in a conversation about her new memoir, Once Upon a Trainwreck — an unflinching account of growing up in the spotlight and the personal costs of fame.
Thrust into the entertainment industry as a child, Romano’s life behind the scenes was a chaotic pressure cooker: a roller coaster of bullying and exploitation marked by the relentless pursuit of personal and professional perfection. And as she got older, her natural people-pleasing tendencies took a darker turn: she dated controlling men, started partying in to order fit in, descended into addiction, and was emotionally blackmailed into giving thousands of dollars to a manipulative psychic. Then she turned her life around. With honesty, humor, and hard-earned wisdom, Romano reflects on the journey that followed: rebuilding her life, reclaiming her voice, and learning to parent herself before becoming a parent to her own children.
Don’t miss Romano in a revealing and inspiring conversation in which she tells her story on her own terms: a story of resilience, self-discovery, and finding out what it takes to chart a new path and create an authentic life after fame.
Tickets bundled with the book will include a signed copy of Once Upon a Trainwreck.

Local Event: Christy Carlson Romano in Conversation with Francesca Mariano: Once Upon a Trainwreck

Christy Carlson Romano in Conversation with...

For millions who grew up watching Even Stevens, Kim Possible, and Cadet Kelly, Christy Carlson Romano seemed to embody a...

Christy Carlson Romano in Conversation with Francesca Mariano: Once Upon a Trainwreck

Two-time Academy Award winner Michael Douglas joins us for the launch of his new memoir, One Helluva Ride, and to reflect on his remarkable life on and offscreen.
Opening up about his fractured childhood and a complex relationship with his superstar father, Kirk Douglas, in his new memoir Michael Douglas finally gives the full and uncensored account of his life. Initially dismissed as the handsome son of a legendary movie star, Douglas went on to star in films that captured the zeitgeist of his generation, including The China Syndrome, Romancing the Stone, Fatal Attraction, Wall Street, Basic Instinct, The American President, Traffic, and many others.
Yet as Douglas’s fame grew, so did his personal struggles. He recounts the full, unfiltered story of his turbulent first mar­riage; his struggle with alcohol, drugs and rehab; the heartbreaking fight to save his son from an addiction that sent him to prison; and his against-all-odds battle with stage IV cancer.
In his first live appearance for the book in NYC, hear Douglas reveal behind-the-scenes stories featuring a who’s who of Hollywood — including his enduring marriage and love story with Catherine Zeta-Jones. Don’t miss this deeply honest, vulnerable conversation with the Michael Douglas you didn’t know until now.
Every ticket includes a signed copy of&nbsp;One Helluva Ride.

Local Event: Michael Douglas in Conversation: One Helluva Ride

Michael Douglas in Conversation: One Helluva Ride

Two-time Academy Award winner Michael Douglas joins us for the launch of his new memoir, One Helluva Ride, and to reflect on...

October 7, 2023 forever changed the dynamics of the Middle East, the global conversation about Israel and Palestine, and the lives of so many in the region and beyond.&nbsp;
Three years later, Jaser AbuMoussa and Jonathan Dekel-Chen — two fathers from Gaza and Israel whose families and communities have endured profound loss — have chosen to reach across the divide.&nbsp;
Jonathan is a member of Kibbutz Nir Oz, a small agricultural community devastated by the October 7 attack, when Hamas and Islamic Jihad murdered or kidnapped one in four of its 400 residents, among them his son Sagui who was held hostage in Gaza for 498 days. Jaser was born and raised in Khan Younis, Gaza. During the war, he suffered devastating losses during IDF airstrikes, which killed his wife Heba, two of their four children,(Hmaid and Abdulrahman), his mother, sister, uncle, nieces and nephews and many other close family members. Jaser ultimately left Gaza with his two surviving children, Abdallah and Sham, for medical treatment in the United Arab Emirates before settling in the United States.
Despite the loss and suffering they and their communities have experienced, Jonathan and Jaser have chosen to engage with one another rather than retreat into the anger and distrust that have deepened on both sides.&nbsp;
Join us for a unique and candid exchange about what Israelis and Palestinians can do now to create a different future for their children and grandchildren.
Co-presented with The Institute of Global Politics at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs

Local Event: Across the Divide: A Palestinian and an Israeli Father Choose Dialogue

Across the Divide: A Palestinian and an Israeli...

October 7, 2023 forever changed the dynamics of the Middle East, the global conversation about Israel and Palestine, and the...

Across the Divide: A Palestinian and an Israeli Father Choose Dialogue

“A book of sacrifice, of love, despair, of so many lifetimes now lost, and the abiding faith humanity possesses in its darkest moments. Is this the most meaningful cookbook I have ever read and cooked from? I can’t think of one more important." — Andrew Zimmern
James Beard Award-winning chef Alon Shaya, who spearheaded the Rescued Recipes initiative with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and his co-author, Jewish culinary historian June Hersh, join us to talk about their new book, Memories of a Good Meal: Recipes of Resilience Inspired by Stories of World War II Survival, in conversation with three-time James Beard Award winner and bestselling author Dan Pashman, host of The Sporkful podcast. Inspired by the experiences of Holocaust survivors and WWII heroes, the book celebrates the tenacity of the human spirit through the transformative power of food. Hear the story of the small French town that rallied to save – and feed – thousands of children during the Holocaust, and others. From humble potatoes eaten by a Polish partisan fighter to dreams of warm hotcakes in a German POW camp, food as survival inspired Shaya’s recipes and fueled the stories he recounts — and his belief in the essential nourishment of both body and soul.

Local Event: Alon Shaya and June Hersh in Conversation with The Sporkful’s Dan Pashman: Memories of a Good Meal

Alon Shaya and June Hersh in Conversation with...

“A book of sacrifice, of love, despair, of so many lifetimes now lost, and the abiding faith humanity possesses in its darkest...

Alon Shaya and June Hersh in Conversation with The Sporkful’s Dan Pashman: Memories of a Good Meal

Model and viral cooking phenom Nara Smith stops by for a conversation about her debut cookbook, Homemade — and the inspiration behind her fresh, soothing, comfort-focused approach to food and wellness.
Long before her videos made her a star, Smith learned to cook alongside her father and grandmother in Germany, where homemade bread, simple ingredients, and cooking from scratch were part of everyday life. Years later, after being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and eczema, she returned to those early lessons, embracing whole foods and home cooking as a way to support her health and her growing family.
Now, millions of followers later, Nara has made home cooking look incredibly chic while preparing delicious and thoughtful meals her family loves — and what began as a personal practice has evolved into a global community inspired by her calm, creative approach to life in the kitchen. Filled with recipes ranging from fresh breads and handmade pasta to family dinners, pantry staples, and favorite treats, Homemade makes cooking from scratch feel not just approachable, but one of the best gifts you can give those you love — and yourself.
Hear Smith share the stories behind the recipes — and find out why slowing down, even for a home-cooked meal, can bring more joy, connection, and creativity to everyday living.
All in-person tickets include a copy of the book.

Local Event: Nara Smith in Conversation with Ashley Graham: Homemade

Nara Smith in Conversation with Ashley Graham:...

Model and viral cooking phenom Nara Smith stops by for a conversation about her debut cookbook, Homemade — and the inspiration...

Nara Smith in Conversation with Ashley Graham: Homemade

Acclaimed actor Joe Manganiello joins us for a candid conversation with&nbsp;Happy Sad Confused&nbsp;host Josh Horowitz about his gripping new memoir,&nbsp;Bloodlines&nbsp;— and the remarkable life and career behind it.
Joe Manganiello has built a career playing men who seem almost superhuman — from the seductive werewolf Alcide Herveaux on&nbsp;True Blood&nbsp;to the unforgettable Big Dick Richie in the&nbsp;Magic Mike&nbsp;films. But behind the screen persona, Manganiello was fighting a private, seven-year battle that would upend everything he thought he knew about survival. In&nbsp;Bloodlines, he tells his story for the first time.
At the height of his success, Manganiello’s body began to fail him. A cascade of autoimmune-related illnesses led to chronic pain, repeated medical crises, and multiple near-death experiences, while doctors struggled to explain what was happening. Searching for answers beyond conventional medicine, Manganiello embarked on an extraordinary journey through spirituality, ancient rituals, family records, and his own ancestry — uncovering stories of violence, displacement, survival, and inherited trauma, including the history of an ancestor who survived the Armenian genocide.
In a live recording of Horowitz’s&nbsp;Happy Sad Confused&nbsp;podcast, hear Manganiello discuss what his experience has taught him about masculinity, ambition, faith, and a career in Hollywood that has defied categorization.

Local Event: Joe Manganiello in Conversation with Happy Sad Confused’s Josh Horowitz: Bloodlines

Joe Manganiello in Conversation with Happy Sad...

Acclaimed actor Joe Manganiello joins us for a candid conversation with Happy Sad Confused host Josh Horowitz about his...

Joe Manganiello in Conversation with Happy Sad Confused’s Josh Horowitz: Bloodlines

Holistic psychiatrist and bestselling author Ellen Vora joins The New York Times’ Michael Barbaro, host of The Daily, for a conversation about her provocative new book Season of the Witch: A Psychiatrist’s Case For Magic — an invitation to reclaim intuition, embodiment, and mystery as essential forms of intelligence.
According to Vora, every woman possesses a natural connection to magic — but our culture teaches us to disavow it. Drawing on her work at the intersection of psychiatry, functional medicine, and holistic healing, Vora argues that modern life has encouraged us to suppress ways of knowing that are deeply human — and that reconnecting with them can transform how we care for ourselves, our relationships, and our communities.
Inspired in part by her own experience of grief, Vora explores what it means to embrace a fuller vision of health — one that honors both scientific understanding and the aspects of life that resist easy explanation. In Season of the Witch, she outlines five practices for cultivating presence, trusting inner wisdom, and restoring a sense of connection in an increasingly fragmented world. In a thoughtful, provocative conversation, Vora and Barbaro explore the forces shaping our emotional lives, the growing desire for meaning in a culture of optimization, and how reclaiming intuition can make us more resilient.
Don’t miss these longtime friends for a conversation examining the tension between skepticism and belief, evidence and experience, and consider how we might rediscover a system of belief and being that incorporates wonder — one that is grounded, curious, and open to the mystery of what makes us fully alive.

Local Event: Ellen Vora in Conversation with Michael Barbaro: Season of the Witch

Ellen Vora in Conversation with Michael...

Holistic psychiatrist and bestselling author Ellen Vora joins The New York Times’ Michael Barbaro, host of The Daily, for a...

Ellen Vora in Conversation with Michael Barbaro: Season of the Witch

Seussical™ – Theatre Young Audiences is a fantastical, magical, musical extravaganza! Tony-winners, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty have lovingly brought to life all of our favorite Dr. Seuss characters, including Horton the Elephant, The Cat in the Hat, Gertrude McFuzz, lazy Mayzie and a little boy with a big imagination – Jojo.
The Cat in the Hat tells the story of Horton, an elephant who discovers a speck of dust containing Whos, including Jojo, a Who child sent off to military school for thinking too many “thinks.” Horton faces a double challenge – not only must he protect the Whos from a world of naysayers and dangers, but he must guard an abandoned egg, left to his care by the irresponsible Mayzie La Bird. Although Horton faces ridicule, danger, kidnapping and a trial, the intrepid Gertrude McFuzz never loses faith in him. Ultimately, the powers of friendship, loyalty, family and community are challenged and emerge triumphant.
Music by STEPHEN FLAHERTY Lyrics by LYNN AHRENS Book by LYNN AHRENS and STEPHEN FLAHERTY Co-Conceived by LYNN AHRENS, STEPHEN FLAHERTY, and ERIC IDLE Based on the Works of DR. SEUSS Directed and Choreographed by Megan Doyle
Seussical™ – Theatre Young Audiences is recommended for ages 6 and older, with a run time of 75 minutes, no intermission.
Seussical™ – Theatre Young Audiences is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. <a href="https://www.mtishows.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.mtishows.com</a>

Local Event: Seussical™ – Theatre Young Audiences

Seussical™ – Theatre Young Audiences

Seussical™ – Theatre Young Audiences is a fantastical, magical, musical extravaganza! Tony-winners, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen...

With Ken Auletta, Madeline Cuomo, Steven Cohen, and Teddy Kunhardt. What does principled political leadership look like — and what can it teach us today?
Join us for a screening of Mario, a moving new documentary that explores the life and legacy of former New York Governor Mario Cuomo, followed by a conversation with journalist Ken Auletta, Madeline Cuomo,&nbsp;Steven Cohen, and filmmaker Teddy Kunhardt.
Directed by the Emmy Award-winning team of George, Peter, and Teddy Kunhardt and set against the backdrop of Ronald Reagan’s America, Mario traces Mario Cuomo’s journey from the son of Italian immigrants to the New York governor who championed government as a force for compassion. Bringing together archival footage, reflections from his family, and excerpts from his personal diaries, the film portrays a leader shaped by humility, intellect, and the struggles of his parents’ generation. From his early legal advocacy on behalf of working-class families to his years as governor to the soaring rhetoric that captured the imagination of Americans far beyond New York, Cuomo championed the idea that government could be a force for justice, opportunity, and compassion.
Following the screening, the filmmakers join Cuomo’s friends and family for a panel discussion about the man behind the public figure, the ideals that animated his leadership, and his lasting influence on New York.

Local Event: Mario: Documentary Screening and Conversation

Mario: Documentary Screening and Conversation

With Ken Auletta, Madeline Cuomo, Steven Cohen, and Teddy Kunhardt. What does principled political leadership look like — and...

World-renowned historian Simon Schama, author of The Story of the Jews, joins Rabbi David Ingber for a conversation about his new essay, Jew-Hatred: The Latest Edition. Published by The Jewish Quarterly, it is a concise, powerful overview of the evolution of anti-Jewish prejudice from the ancient world to the present day, revealing how old myths and accusations continue to shape contemporary society.
For thousands of years, as society embraced new ideas and discoveries — including the birth of Christianity and Islam, the enlightenment, the rise of nationalism and globalism, and great leaps of technology — the Jewish people served as a dark mirror on which fears, anxieties and hatreds have been reflected. Why? In his crucial and unflinching new book, Schama examines the forces that have enabled this old hatred to surface, adapt and thrive, even in the age of liberal democracy. With his characteristic blend of clarity, erudition and curiosity, Schama looks at the recurring beliefs and imagery that have coursed through the variants of antisemitism, including the latest outbreaks since the October 7 attacks and the war in Gaza.
At a moment when antisemitism is once again commanding global attention, this timely conversation offers historical perspective, moral clarity, and an opportunity to better understand one of humanity’s most enduring and troubling phenomena. Together, Schama and Ingber discuss consider not only what history teaches us about antisemitism, but also what Jewish resilience, creativity, and moral courage can teach us about confronting it.
Jew-Hatred: The Latest Edition is available for <a href="https://jewishquarterly.com/essay/2026/10/jew-hatred" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">pre-purchase</a>.
For a short time, <a href="https://jewishquarterly.com/subscribe/usd?country=US" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">subscriptions</a> to The Jewish Quarterly are available at a 20% discount using the code JQ20FOR92NY.

Local Event: Simon Schama in Conversation with 92NY’s Rabbi David Ingber: A New History of Antisemitism

Simon Schama in Conversation with 92NY’s Rabbi...

World-renowned historian Simon Schama, author of The Story of the Jews, joins Rabbi David Ingber for a conversation about his...

Simon Schama in Conversation with 92NY’s Rabbi David Ingber: A New History of Antisemitism

Back by popular demand, join us for an evening of comedy and trivia in a live taping of the hit TikTok game show Jewish or Antisemitic — hosted by comedian Eitan Levine featuring music by Max Ash, and surprise guests.
Is it Jewish — or is it antisemitic? The question you’ve whispered to a friend, typed into a group chat, or nervously Googled at 2 am is now a live comedy game show!
Hosted by comedian Eitan Levine, this fast-paced gameshow features three “Jewlebrity” contestants competing through five rounds of trivia, sketches and music all for a chance to be crowned “New York’s Most Chosen Person!”
Don’t miss this hysterical evening of comedy: part trivia, part satire, part group therapy!

Local Event: Jewish or Antisemitic LIVE: Hosted by Eitan Levine featuring music by Max Ash

Jewish or Antisemitic LIVE: Hosted by Eitan...

Back by popular demand, join us for an evening of comedy and trivia in a live taping of the hit TikTok game show Jewish or...

Jewish or Antisemitic LIVE: Hosted by Eitan Levine featuring music by Max Ash

The 92nd Street Y, New York

Miranda Levingston

New York City Metropolitan Area

Central Park

New York City

Ainsley Martinez

Upper West Side

Queens County

David Luces

Astoria-Long Island City

Midtown-Hell's Kitchen

Harlem

Gramercy-Murray Hill

Chelsea

East Village

West Village

Madison Avenue, E 57 to E 86 Street

Join&nbsp;<a href="https://www.artnews.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">ARTnews</a>&nbsp;and Madison Avenue’s galleries for our annual Madison Avenue Fall Gallery Walk on Saturday, October 3. This free event invites the public to visit participating galleries, view their exhibitions and attend expert talks led by artists and curators on Madison Avenue &amp; side streets from East 57th to East 86th Streets.
Participating Galleries include: Adelson Galleries Alexander Berggruen Arader Galleries Bonner David Galleries Ceysson &amp; Bénétière D Lan Galleries Debra Force Fine Art, Inc. DFN Projects Donald Ryan Gallery Elkon Gallery Freeman’s Auction Galerie Gmurzynska Graham Shay Gallery GRAY New York HG Fine Art Hirschl &amp; Adler Howard Greenberg Gallery Imperial Fine Books Kraushaar Galleries Kristen Lorello Leila Heller Gallery Level &amp; Co Lévy Gorvy Dayan Lincoln Glenn Gallery Ludivine Memor Museum Onishi Gallery Pace Di Donna Schrader Rodder Rosenberg &amp; Co. Shepherd Gallery Sigrid Freundorfer Fine Art, Inc. Skarstedt Gallery Sotheby's Sous Les Etoiles Gallery Sprüth Magers Stephen Russell The New York Society Library Thomsen Gallery Van Doren Waxter Vilcek Foundation Vince x Mack Art Foundation | Artist Residency

Local Event: Madison Avenue Fall Gallery Walk

Madison Avenue Fall Gallery Walk

Join ARTnews and Madison Avenue’s galleries for our annual Madison Avenue Fall Gallery Walk on Saturday, October 3. This free...

American Buddhist Study Center

Japanese fine artworks, Buddhist and Japanese art books, kimonos, Japanese pottery &amp; sculptures, tea &amp; sake sets, brush paints, Japanese calligraphy, delicious bentos, sake tastings, and so much more.&nbsp; FREE ADMISSION.

Local Event: Japanese Buddhist Fall Festival

Japanese Buddhist Fall Festival

Japanese fine artworks, Buddhist and Japanese art books, kimonos, Japanese pottery & sculptures, tea & sake sets, brush paints,...

The Zone

Astoria, your Saturday night plans just got upgraded. 🖤✨
DOLLHOUSE Soft Opening at The Zone brings a grown Latin nightlife experience with the right mix of energy, style, and music.
🎶 Old School Reggaeton • Bachata • Salsa • Latin Classics 🥂 Upscale attire required 🔥 Limited free entry before 11:30PM with repost
Celebrating something? Celebrate your birthday with us or any special occasion with VIP tables, bottle service, and birthday packages available.
📍 The Zone 43-20 31st Avenue, Astoria, NY 11105
RSVP at <a href="https://LatinAfterDarkNYC.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">LatinAfterDarkNYC.com</a> |&nbsp;Text 347-891-5328

Local Event: DOLLHOUSE: Latin After Dark — Official Grand Opening in Astoria

DOLLHOUSE: Latin After Dark — Official Grand...

Astoria, your Saturday night plans just got upgraded. 🖤✨
DOLLHOUSE Soft Opening at The Zone brings a grown Latin nightlife...

DOLLHOUSE: Latin After Dark — Official Grand Opening in Astoria

Canaan Baptist Church

Silent Voices United’s ReadQuest Book Fair is Coming!
Get ready to discover great books, support literacy, and build your community library!
Join us for two days of books, community, and connection. We’ll have BRAND-NEW BOOKS for a suggested donation of just $2 per book!
Every Saturday &amp; Sunday 
 10 AM–3 PM Canaan Baptist Church / Center for Community Enrichment 
125 West 115th Street, NY, NY 10026
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS: Looking to build or expand a library? Come select books to help create a collection for your school, church, nonprofit, youth program, or community organization. Learn more on our website at <a href="https://www.silentvoicesunitedinc.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">silentvoicesunitedinc.org/</a>
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! 
We’re looking for community members who can lend a hand before and during the event.
Bring a friend. Bring your family. Bring your organization. Bring your love of books!
ReadQuest Book Fair — Great Books. Bright Futures. Stronger Communities.
For More Information or to Volunteer:
Contact Silent Voices United silentvoicesunitedinc@gmail.com 1 (844) 693-2444

Local Event: Read, Build & Grow!

Read, Build & Grow!

Silent Voices United’s ReadQuest Book Fair is Coming!
Get ready to discover great books, support literacy, and build your...

All Souls NYC

Public Forum on NY's Medical Aid in Dying Act

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NY's Medical Aid in Dying Act   

Public Forum on NY's Medical Aid in Dying Act 

Public forum on new option for terminally ill New Yorkers. Presentation followed by Q and A

Local Event: Understanding the NYS Medical Aid in Dying Act 

Understanding the NYS Medical Aid in Dying Act 

Public forum on new option for terminally ill New Yorkers. Presentation followed by Q and A

Kennedy International School

Are you curious about the Kindergarten interview? Or wondering what a child's admissions playgroup looks like? We are here to help! We invite PLNY member families to join us for a conversation between Barbara H Scott, PLNY's Executive Director, and leaders from our member school community. Together, our panelists will offer insight into all you need to know about Kindergarten school visits. Whether your child will be interviewed in October or January, PLNY can help you reflect on the what's what as you manage your family's kindergarten journey.
An exciting time for the whole family, beginning Kindergarten should be fun, and the interview is a first step. Our aim is to empower you as a parent, so you can empower your child. There are no silly questions, only the adventure of learning what to expect, how to prepare, and whether the interview is the make-or-break moment that parents worry about. 
Topics Explored:
<ul><li>Kindergarten interviews, visits, and playgroups</li><li>How your child will engage with school professionals and what activities they might complete</li><li>Interview and playgroup prep: How to dress, when to arrive and knowing your child's temperament</li><li>Handling your child's separation for their interview, playgroup or visit</li><li>The transition to Kindergarten and how admissions is a first step of a developmental milestone</li></ul>

Local Event: Kindergarten Interviews Explained

Kindergarten Interviews Explained

Are you curious about the Kindergarten interview? Or wondering what a child's admissions playgroup looks like? We are here to...

The Broadway Magic Hour Family Magic Show returns to Times Square this Saturday, October 3!Tickets are just $35.As seen on Penn &amp;&nbsp;Teller:&nbsp;Fool Us, Time Out NY, the NY&nbsp;Post, the NY&nbsp;Daily News, and many others, this 1-hour all-ages magic show features jaw-dropping magic, clean comedy, uncanny mind-reading, world-class grand illusions, and lots of audience participation.The show's stars, Jim Vines and Carl Mercurio, say: "Bring the kids, bring the teens, bring the parents and grandparents. This is truly a show for everybody!"See it this Saturday at 2pm at the historic Broadway Comedy Club in Times Square.<a href="https://broadwaymagichour.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://broadwaymagichour.com</a>

MAGIC SHOW: Bring Your Kid to the Broadway...

The Broadway Magic Hour Family Magic Show returns to Times Square this Saturday, October 3!Tickets are just $35.As seen on Penn & Teller: Fool Us,...

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