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Jennifer Aniston will be in conversation with transformational coach and bestselling author Jim Curtis celebrating the release of Curtis’ new book, The Book of Possibility — with an introduction from #1 New York Times-bestselling author Gabrielle Bernstein and a musical guest East Forest, culminating in a one-night-only guided meditation.
Some wellness experts explain transformation; Jim Curtis has built a practice, and a massive following, helping people experience it in real time. Curtis and Aniston explore the ideas, practices, and personal stories behind a book designed to help you find new possibilities in your life through grounded spiritual practice. Blending neuroscience, meditation, hypnotherapeutic coaching, and a hard-won belief in human resilience, Curtis helps spiritual seekers connect with practical solutions for interrupting old patterns, moving through pain, and reimagining what change can actually look like in daily life.
Hear Curtis and Aniston discuss Curtis’ transformational work, the origins of his book in his workshops and coaching, and the role of the mind in healing. Concluding with a live music accompanied guided visualization led by Curtis, inviting the audience into the experiential heart of his work, this evening is a rare opportunity to hear the candid, personal story of a wellness visionary — and experience his transformative work firsthand.
All tickets include a copy of the book. Online ticket + book is available for domestic shipping only.
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Local Event: An Evening with Jim Curtis, including an interview by Jennifer Aniston: The Book of Possibility

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An Evening with Jim Curtis, including an interview by Jennifer Aniston: The Book of Possibility

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Diversity can be one of our nation’s greatest assets — if we know how to turn our differences into sources of cooperation rather than division.
As a writer, speaker, and most notably the Founder &amp; President of Interfaith America — one of the nation’s premier interfaith organizations — Eboo Patel has devoted his career to advancing a vision of pluralism, where people of different faiths, worldviews, and backgrounds contribute their best to the American project. In a live taping of his podcast, Detours &amp; Destinations, Rabbi David Ingber sits down with Patel in a conversation drawing on decades of experience doing the difficult work of bridging deep divides. Through personal stories and practical wisdom, they explore what it takes to build a more cohesive community in an increasingly fragmented world. Along the way, they will examine how faith can play an instructive role in America’s future, what we can learn from our nation’s past achievements in pluralism, and why our ability to cooperate across lines of fundamental difference still holds the key to our collective flourishing. Whether you’re interested in faith, culture, or the future of American democracy, expect a nuanced conversation that leaves you hopeful that even amid our polarized age, Americans can build a common purpose by bringing our distinct identities and the stories that shape them to a shared table.

Local Event: Detours & Destinations with Rabbi David Ingber: Eboo Patel From Boundaries to Bridges

Detours & Destinations with Rabbi David Ingber:...

Diversity can be one of our nation’s greatest assets — if we know how to turn our differences into sources of cooperation...

Detours & Destinations with Rabbi David Ingber: Eboo Patel From Boundaries to Bridges

Award-winning author Dara Horn joins Coleman Hughes for a searching conversation about dismantling the myths of antisemitism — and her new book, The Final Solution to the Jewish Question: A Love Story for the Living.
After publishing the award-winning People Love Dead Jews — a landmark examination of the ways contemporary culture sentimentalizes Jewish suffering while ignoring Jewish life — Dara Horn heard from thousands of people, online and in person, demanding solutions. In her new book, she takes the next step — not only tracing the myths that have spread antisemitism from antiquity to the present, but asking what can actually be done about them. Drawing on deep historical research, investigative reporting, and her own front-row view of the post-October 7 landscape — from Harvard’s Antisemitism Advisory Group to conversations with government leaders, educators, and communities across North America — Horn explores the failures of Holocaust education, the compromises of the American Jewish “Golden Age,” and the new battlegrounds of artificial intelligence and public memory.
What can be done — in the halls of power, in our communities, in Silicon Valley and beyond — not only to condemn antisemitism, but to stop it in its tracks? Hear Horn and Hughes in a discussion about how we got here — and the future we still have the chance to build.
All in-person tickets include a copy of the book.
This event was made possible in collaboration with UJA.

Local Event: Dara Horn with Coleman Hughes: The Final Solution to the Jewish Question

Dara Horn with Coleman Hughes: The Final...

Award-winning author Dara Horn joins Coleman Hughes for a searching conversation about dismantling the myths of antisemitism —...

Dara Horn with Coleman Hughes: The Final Solution to the Jewish Question

After his mother’s death, Michael Moritz uncovered tragic family secrets from life in the shadow of Nazi Germany. What can his story teach us about our own era — and the Torah’s commandment to welcome the stranger?
Leaving Germany as child refugees, Michael Moritz’s parents escaped to London before settling in Wales after the war. But the idea of being an outsider — Ausländer — has persisted in Moritz’s life to this day, resurfacing in his adopted home of California, where he has become one of Silicon Valley’s most celebrated investors. A deeply moving, intimate story about how the ravages of history tore one family apart, Moritz’s new memoir, Ausländer: One Family’s Story of Escape and Exile, raises fresh questions about life in the shadow of authoritarianism — questions that reverberate through our own time. “If it did happen somewhere, it can happen here,” Moritz’s parents warned him. In a culture increasingly skeptical of immigration, how do we provide safe have to outsiders? How can we, as ordinary citizens, halt the march of despots?
Hear Moritz in a conversation that is equal parts family history, elegy, and warning — a moving and intimate evening that reveals how the ravages of history can echo across continents nearly a century later.
“An inspiring and unsettling family and religious tale, but also something larger: a guide to how we all struggle to figure out what we must embrace and what we want to banish from our past.” — Walter Isaacson

Local Event: Michael Moritz in Conversation with Tina Brown: Ausländer

Michael Moritz in Conversation with Tina Brown:...

After his mother’s death, Michael Moritz uncovered tragic family secrets from life in the shadow of Nazi Germany. What can his...

Michael Moritz in Conversation with Tina Brown: Ausländer

Sarah Longwell wants to build a winning political coalition to defeat MAGA-style politics — and she’s ready to tell you how. Hear her in a conversation about her new book, How to Eat an Elephant: One Voter at a Time.
Longwell is the CEO and publisher of The Bulwark, one of the largest and fastest-growing independent media companies in the country. Her unlikely political journey from the Republican Party to the front lines of the anti-MAGA movement has brought her to the center of the debate about how to defeat Donald Trump — and Trumpism.
After Trump won the 2024 election, she did what she's done nearly every week for the past eight years: She sat down with voters to talk. She’s conducted hundreds of focus groups and listened to thousands of ordinary Americans ― Republicans, Democrats, and independents ― with the goal of understanding politics through the eyes of the people who will decide our country’s future.
In How to Eat an Elephant, Longwell lays out the playbook for building a coalition big enough, bold enough, and tough enough to defeat authoritarian populism for good. In a conversation that is equal parts pep talk and game plan, Longwell discusses how we got here and, more importantly, what we must build next ― all while drawing on what she’s learned from the most important political actors in the country: the voters themselves.
Every ticket that includes a book comes with a pre-signed copy of How to Eat an Elephant, published by St. Martins Press. Pre-signed copies of How to Eat an Elephant will be available for purchase at the event.

Local Event: Sarah Longwell and Jonathan V. Last in Conversation — How to Eat an Elephant: One Voter at a Time

Sarah Longwell and Jonathan V. Last in...

Sarah Longwell wants to build a winning political coalition to defeat MAGA-style politics — and she’s ready to tell you how....

Sarah Longwell and Jonathan V. Last in Conversation — How to Eat an Elephant: One Voter at a Time

Redeemer Presbyterian Church West Side

Jaclyn Smith, one of the original stars of Charlie’s Angels, stops by for an intimate conversation about her career-defining role in Charlie’s Angels, and what came after — and her new memoir, I Once Knew a Guy Named Charlie.
As the only original Charlie’s Angel to appear throughout the series’ entire five-season run, Jaclyn Smith became the face of one of the most influential shows in television history. And in I Once Knew a Guy Named Charlie, Smith tells the story of her life, from her early days as a Texas dancer and aspiring actress to her work on the show, including her enduring friendships with Farrah Fawcett, Kate Jackson, and Cheryl Ladd — and her partnership with K-MART in the ’80s, in which she pioneered the concept of a celebrity-branded clothing line, a bold career pivot leading to a successful second act as a businesswoman.
Reflecting on the challenges and triumphs of balancing fame, family, business, and personal resilience, including her experience with breast cancer, Smith opens up about the lessons she’s learned across five decades in the public eye. Hear her discuss the moments that shaped her — not just as an actress, but as a businesswoman, mother, and survivor.
All in-person tickets include an autographed copy of the book.

Local Event: Jaclyn Smith in Conversation: Beyond Charlie’s Angels

Jaclyn Smith in Conversation: Beyond Charlie’s...

Jaclyn Smith, one of the original stars of Charlie’s Angels, stops by for an intimate conversation about her career-defining...

Jaclyn Smith in Conversation: Beyond Charlie’s Angels

Acclaimed financial journalist William D. Cohan, the New York Times-bestselling author of Power Failure and House of Cards, joins us with The New York Times’ Andrew Ross Sorkin for a conversation about corruption and power in modern finance — and his new book Money to Burn: The Unvarnished Truth About Leon Black, Apollo, and the Rise of a New Wall Street.
In March of 2021, Leon Black, the brilliant and fearsome billionaire founder of investment firm Apollo Global Management, resigned. For more than three decades, Apollo had epitomized the new Wall Street, pioneering both private equity and private credit by delivering staggering returns through aggressive takeovers and contrarian bets. But its most powerful figure would eventually be undone by his own poor judgment — including an affair with a Russian woman intent on a shakedown and a friendship and business relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Drawing on exclusive reporting and unprecedented access to Apollo Global Management’s key players, Money to Burn traces Black’s extraordinary ascent — from his early rise in the aftermath of the 1980s junk bond crisis to the creation of a financial empire that helped redefine American capitalism to the ethical failures and public scandals that ultimately led to his downfall.
In the first and only live New York launch event for Money to Burn, Cohan and Sorkin go beyond Black’s story to explore the forces that transformed Wall Street over the past four decades — the personalities who amassed extraordinary wealth and influence, and what Apollo’s story reveals about ambition, accountability, and power in American business. Expect an illuminating evening with two of our foremost interpreters of the financial world.

Local Event: William D. Cohan in Conversation with Andrew Ross Sorkin: Money to Burn

William D. Cohan in Conversation with Andrew...

Acclaimed financial journalist William D. Cohan, the New York Times-bestselling author of Power Failure and House of Cards,...

William D. Cohan in Conversation with Andrew Ross Sorkin: Money to Burn

Enjoy a screening of an episode from the new season of Netflix’s hit action-comedy series The Gentlemen, followed by a conversation with stars Theo James and Kaya Scodelario.
What do you do when you inherit a dukedom — and a wildly profitable cannabis empire? If you’re Eddie Hornimen, you roll up your sleeves and learn the family business. Set in Guy Ritchie’s swaggering, stylish world of double-crossing aristocrats and gangsters, season two of The Gentlemen follows Eddie (played by a brilliantly deadpan Theo James) as he tries to keep his operation afloat by teaming up with the powerful Glass crime family — a partnership that’s as lucrative as it is chaotic. Equal parts caper, crime saga, and fish-out-of-water comedy, The Gentlemen shows that a life of white-collar weed-peddling isn’t as easy as it looks.
Following the episode screening, James and Scodelario take the stage to discuss the new season — the show’s irresistible mix of crime and comedy, what it’s like to inhabit Guy Ritchie’s fast-talking universe, stories from the set, and more.

Local Event: Netflix’s The Gentlemen: Episode Screening and Theo James and Kaya Scodelario in Conversation

Netflix’s The Gentlemen: Episode Screening and...

Enjoy a screening of an episode from the new season of Netflix’s hit action-comedy series The Gentlemen, followed by a...

Netflix’s The Gentlemen: Episode Screening and Theo James and Kaya Scodelario in Conversation

Baseball Hall of Famer and Yankees legend Dave Winfield joins us for a rare evening of conversation celebrating one of the most remarkable careers in sports, on the eve of the publication of his new memoir, Touching All the Bases: A Story of Power, Purpose, and Surviving the Bronx.
A 12-time All-Star, World Series champion, and one of baseball’s greatest all-around players, Winfield spent 22 seasons in the major leagues, including a decade with the New York Yankees. But it wasn’t always easy.
In his new memoir, Winfield reflects on the triumphs, controversies, and defining moments that shaped his life — from his childhood in St. Paul, Minnesota, to the bright lights of Yankee Stadium, where his long-running feud with Yankees owner George Steinbrenner became one of the most infamous feuds in sports history. A fearless and insightful portrait of power, race, and resilience, Winfield’s memoir is the untold, behind-the-scenes story of one of baseball’s most unique and dynamic players, in his own words.
Join one of baseball’s most influential figures for an illuminating conversation with sports entrepreneur Brandon Steiner about his life in baseball and the battles he fought both on and off the field — and the excellence, integrity, and the experience it takes to become a champion.

Local Event: Dave Winfield in Conversation: Touching All the Bases

Dave Winfield in Conversation: Touching All the...

Baseball Hall of Famer and Yankees legend Dave Winfield joins us for a rare evening of conversation celebrating one of the most...

Dave Winfield in Conversation: Touching All the Bases

American politics has never been louder, more polarized, or more exhausting. Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov are fed up with it.
For a live recording of their hit podcast Raging Moderates, Galloway and Tarlov bring their signature mix of sharp analysis, candid debate, and unapologetic frustration with the political extremes that dominate today’s discourse. Being a moderate doesn’t mean sitting on the sidelines — it means pushing back against bad ideas, wherever they come from.
A professor at NYU’s Stern School of Business and founder of nine companies, Scott Galloway has become one of the most influential voices in media, technology, business, and politics.
Jessica Tarlov, co-host of Fox News’ The Five, has built a national following as a thoughtful and fearless advocate for her views in some of the country’s most contentious political conversations.
The evening begins with a conversation about Tarlov’s new book, I Disagree: Winning Arguments Without Losing Friends, an accessible guide to navigating political disagreement with honesty, conviction, and respect. Then, Galloway and Tarlov will do a live taping of Raging Moderates, diving behind the headlines to tackle the biggest stories shaping the upcoming midterms.
Expect strong opinions and a conversation that challenges the notion that every issue must be viewed through a partisan lens.
Every in-person ticket includes a signed copy of I Disagree.

Local Event: Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov in Conversation: Raging Moderates Live and I Disagree

Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov in...

American politics has never been louder, more polarized, or more exhausting. Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov are fed up with...

Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov in Conversation: Raging Moderates Live and I Disagree

What does it take to force the most powerful institutions in America to keep their promises? For John Feal, it took unimaginable personal loss, relentless determination, and an unlikely partnership with Jon Stewart that would help change history.
Together, Stewart and Feal join us for a moving, inspiring conversation about Feal’s new memoir, I Will Follow You Anywhere: The True Story of the 9/11 Responders Who Took On Congress — the extraordinary story of the 9/11 responder who transformed personal tragedy into one of the most influential advocacy campaigns of our time.
On September 11, 2001, Feal rushed to Ground Zero to aid in the recovery effort. Five days later, an 8,000-pound steel beam crushed his foot, resulting in a partial amputation — and because he was injured outside the initial 96-hour window set by Congress for the original victims’ fund, he was denied compensation. As he rebuilt his life, he watched fellow responders fall ill from toxic exposure while the country — and Congress — failed to honor its promise to care for them. Feal became the driving force behind the campaign to secure healthcare and compensation for tens of thousands of 9/11 responders and survivors. He found a steadfast ally in Jon Stewart, whose impassioned public advocacy on The Daily Show and unforgettable testimony before Congress helped galvanize national attention and ultimately bring lawmakers to action.
On the 25th anniversary of Feal’s life-changing accident at Ground Zero, Stewart and Feal discuss the hard-won victories behind their decades-long friendship and shared mission, the untold stories of the responders whose courage inspired a movement, and why the lessons of their persistence, moral conviction, and grassroots activism remain urgent today. Don’t miss this powerful conversation about service, resilience, and the extraordinary impact that determined individuals can have on history.

Local Event: An Evening with Jon Stewart and John Feal: I Will Follow You Anywhere

An Evening with Jon Stewart and John Feal: I...

What does it take to force the most powerful institutions in America to keep their promises? For John Feal, it took...

An Evening with Jon Stewart and John Feal: I Will Follow You Anywhere

What makes a house feel like home? Annie Meyers-Shyer — the creator of the Instagram project @ThisOakHouse — talks to Emmy-winning chef Katie Lee Biegel about This Oak House, her beautiful and deeply practical new book that chronicles the years-long renovation of her family’s historic Los Angeles home.
What began as a personal Instagram project documenting the realities of restoring an old house grew into a community with hundreds of thousands of followers. In her new book, she shares the complete story for the first time, offering an intimate look at every stage of the process, from architect’s sketches, floor plans, and mood boards to construction challenges, finishing details, and the everyday choices that transform a house into a home. More than a stunning interiors book, This Oak House is an inspiring guide for anyone dreaming of their own renovation.
Hear Annie offer practical advice on everything from paint colors and lighting to kitchen layouts, styling bookshelves, and creating welcoming spaces that reflect the people who live in them — celebrating both the beauty and the hard work of preserving an older home while making it distinctly your own.

Local Event: Annie Meyers-Shyer in Conversation with Katie Lee Biegel: This Oak House

Annie Meyers-Shyer in Conversation with Katie...

What makes a house feel like home? Annie Meyers-Shyer — the creator of the Instagram project @ThisOakHouse — talks to...

Annie Meyers-Shyer in Conversation with Katie Lee Biegel: This Oak House

92NY’s award-winning interview series, Cabaret Conversations, returns with its first in-person edition.
Curated and hosted by award-winning cabaret performer Michael Kirk Lane, Director of Cabaret Programs at 92NY’s School of Music, the series explores the art of cabaret in New York City. Through conversations with performers, directors, journalists, and other leading voices in the field, Cabaret Conversations examines the history, evolution, and current state of this distinctive performance form.
Each event includes an audience Q&amp;A and, often, live performances by the featured guests.
The inaugural in-person conversation will feature Tony Award winner Lindsay Mendez, accompanied by Yasuhiko Fukuoka on piano.

Local Event: Cabaret Conversations: Lindsay Mendez with Michael Kirk Lane and Yasuhiko ‘Yaz’ Fukuoka

Cabaret Conversations: Lindsay Mendez with...

92NY’s award-winning interview series, Cabaret Conversations, returns with its first in-person edition.
Curated and hosted by...

Cabaret Conversations: Lindsay Mendez with Michael Kirk Lane and Yasuhiko ‘Yaz’ Fukuoka

A World Premiere Film Directed by Nel Shelby Featuring Malpaso Dance Company and Pedro Ruiz With a Live Performance by Ballet Hispánico New YorkMalpaso Dance Company is one of contemporary dance’s great success stories — a Cuban ensemble known for extraordinary technical brilliance, musicality, and expressive power. Since its founding in 2012, Malpaso has become a vital force on the global stage, commissioning and performing works by Ronald K. Brown, Trey McIntyre, Aszure Barton, and more.
For the Harkness Mainstage Series Opening Night, the company was to appear in the world premiere of a new 92NY commission by Bessie Award winner Pedro Ruiz. Ruiz was to travel to Havana to create the work in close collaboration with Malpaso’s dancers before bringing it to New York.
Current visa barriers have made that impossible.
Rather than allow those barriers to end the project, 92NY continued to support the work. Filmmaker Nel Shelby traveled to Cuba to document Ruiz’s creative process with Malpaso. The resulting documentary offers an intimate portrait of a company whose artistry and resilience remain undiminished. Part documentary, part act of cultural solidarity, the film will premiere as part of our Opening Night.
Dance has always carried human connection across boundaries. At a time when artistic exchange across borders is increasingly fragile, this project affirms the necessity of sustaining international collaboration, especially when it is most difficult.
Joining our Opening Night in celebration and support of the project is Ballet Hispánico New York, the nation’s leading Latino dance company and the largest cultural institution of its kind in the United States. Recognized by the Ford Foundation as one of America’s Cultural Treasures, the organization stands as a major force in contemporary dance in New York City, elevating the voices of Latino artists across the nation and the world. Under the leadership of Artistic Director &amp; CEO Eduardo Vilaro, Ballet Hispánico serves as a catalyst for imagination, redefining how contemporary dance is seen, heard, and understood through its repertory, training, and community programs.
Bringing their extraordinary artistry to the evening, the company performs a program honoring three Cuban and Cuban American choreographers whose work has made a profound mark on American dance. The performance features excerpts from Eduardo Vilaro’s Buscando a Juan (Looking for Juan); Marianela Boán’s Reactor Antígona (Antigone Reactor); and concludes with Pedro Ruiz’s Guajira.
This performance is part of the Harkness Mainstage Series’ Home season, exploring how dance maps the shifting terrain of home, identity, belonging, and the borders — visible and invisible — that shape us.

Local Event: The Essence of Us: A Cuban Story

The Essence of Us: A Cuban Story

A World Premiere Film Directed by Nel Shelby Featuring Malpaso Dance Company and Pedro Ruiz With a Live Performance by Ballet...

Malpaso Dance Company is one of contemporary dance’s great success stories — a Cuban ensemble known for extraordinary technical brilliance, musicality, and expressive power. Since its founding in 2012, Malpaso has become a vital force on the global stage, commissioning and performing works by Ronald K. Brown, Trey McIntyre, Aszure Barton, and more.
For the Harkness Mainstage Series Opening Night, the company was to appear in the world premiere of a new 92NY commission by Bessie Award winner Pedro Ruiz. Ruiz was to travel to Havana to create the work in close collaboration with Malpaso’s dancers before bringing it to New York.
Current visa barriers have made that impossible.
Rather than allow those barriers to end the project, 92NY continued to support the work. Filmmaker Nel Shelby traveled to Cuba to document Ruiz’s creative process with Malpaso. The resulting documentary offers an intimate portrait of a company whose artistry and resilience remain undiminished. Part documentary, part act of cultural solidarity, the film will premiere as part of our Opening Night.
Dance has always carried human connection across boundaries. At a time when artistic exchange across borders is increasingly fragile, this project affirms the necessity of sustaining international collaboration, especially when it is most difficult.
Joining our Opening Night in celebration and support of the project is Ballet Hispánico New York, the nation’s leading Latino dance company and the largest cultural institution of its kind in the United States. Recognized by the Ford Foundation as one of America’s Cultural Treasures, the organization stands as a major force in contemporary dance in New York City, elevating the voices of Latino artists across the nation and the world. Under the leadership of Artistic Director &amp; CEO Eduardo Vilaro, Ballet Hispánico serves as a catalyst for imagination, redefining how contemporary dance is seen, heard, and understood through its repertory, training, and community programs.
Bringing their extraordinary artistry to the evening, the company performs a program honoring three Cuban and Cuban American choreographers whose work has made a profound mark on American dance. The performance features excerpts from Eduardo Vilaro’s Buscando a Juan (Looking for Juan); Marianela Boán’s Reactor Antígona (Antigone Reactor); and concludes with Pedro Ruiz’s Guajira.
This performance is part of the Harkness Mainstage Series’ Home season, exploring how dance maps the shifting terrain of home, identity, belonging, and the borders — visible and invisible — that shape us.
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Malpaso Dance Company is one of contemporary dance’s great success stories — a Cuban ensemble known for extraordinary technical...

Astrophysicist and bestselling author Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History, brings a special live recording of his acclaimed podcast StarTalk to the 92NY Stage for the first time — and a conversation about his new National Geographic book, Lost in Space: Five Thousand Facts For Navigating the Universe.
Blending science, humor, pop culture, and curiosity, StarTalk has become one of the most popular science podcasts in the world — millions of listeners tune in for a lively conversations with scientists, comedians, artists, and others, making the farthest-flung mysteries of the universe accessible, fascinating, and fun. The evening also celebrates Tyson’s new book, Lost in Space, a dazzling collection of fascinating facts, cosmic discoveries, and insights that invite readers to explore the universe from the smallest particles to the largest galaxies.
Whether you’re a longtime StarTalk fan, a space enthusiast, or simply curious about the world beyond our own, don’t miss an evening with one of science’s most engaging voices as he tackles some of the biggest questions about our cosmos — and witness the magic of StarTalk as it’s created before a live audience.
In-person tickets include a signed copy of Lost in Space: Five Thousand Facts About the Universe.

Local Event: StarTalk Live! with Neil deGrasse Tyson: Lost in Space

StarTalk Live! with Neil deGrasse Tyson: Lost...

Astrophysicist and bestselling author Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural...

StarTalk Live! with Neil deGrasse Tyson: Lost in Space

If anyone can tell you what elections do to a country — not in theory, but in the arena of real life — it’s Dana Bash.
For three decades, Bash has had a front-row seat to the machinery of American power: the campaigns, the backroom deals, the implosions, the ambitions, the long memory of Washington — and its talent for misrepresentation. As CNN’s chief political correspondent, anchor of Inside Politics, and co-anchor of State of the Union, she has spent a career extracting signal from spin, pressing the powerful when the stakes are high, and making sense of the forces that shape how democracies hold — or come apart.
Now, in Elections that Changed the World: Fifteen Pivotal Moments That Shaped How We Live, Bash turns her eye to the elections that didn’t just decide winners, but altered the course of history — contests that redrew nations, toppled old orders, and transformed how power is won, yielded, and lost. She traces the through line from democracy’s earliest stress tests to the volatile electoral battles of our own age — and the political season barreling towards us now.
At a moment when democratic institutions are under strain, extremism is no longer fringe, and every election arrives freighted with existential consequence, Bash brings her unblinking understanding of how politics actually works. What do history’s most consequential elections reveal about the one ahead? What patterns are repeating? What dangers are newly familiar? And what, exactly, should we be watching for now?
A riveting evening with one of the most incisive observers in American journalism on power, political upheaval, and the elections that change everything.

Local Event: CNN’s Dana Bash in Conversation with Leigh McGowan (PoliticsGirl): Elections that Changed the World

CNN’s Dana Bash in Conversation with Leigh...

If anyone can tell you what elections do to a country — not in theory, but in the arena of real life — it’s Dana Bash.
For...

CNN’s Dana Bash in Conversation with Leigh McGowan (PoliticsGirl): Elections that Changed the World

How did America arrive at this moment of deep political division, economic anxiety, and eroding trust in public institutions? Anthony Scaramucci, one-time White House communications director during the first Trump administration, saw it happen up close.
In his brief tenure at the Trump White House, Anthony Scaramucci — or “The Mooch,” as he was known — captured the imagination of the American public from all sides of the political spectrum. Since leaving the administration, he has evolved into a vocal critic of Donald Trump, serving as an outspoken political commentator and shifting his support to Democratic candidates in the 2020 and 2024 elections. In his new book, All the Wrong Moves: How Three Catastrophic Decisions Led to the Rise of Trump, Scaramucci offers provocative new answers to the questions behind the division that has wracked American life during the Trump era — answers that challenge conventional partisan narratives, tracing today’s political turmoil to a series of consequential decisions made by leaders in both parties over the past three decades.
In a conversation moderated by MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace, join Scaramucci for an evening exploring the forces that reshaped American life and paved the way for the rise of populism, polarization, and democratic instability. Drawing on his experiences in finance, politics, and the White House, Scaramucci argues that a succession of policy choices —from trade and tax policy to the response to the financial crisis — gradually weakened the foundations of the American dream, leaving millions feeling abandoned by the institutions meant to serve them.
How can we restore opportunity, rebuild trust, and strengthen American democracy for the future? Expect an insightful, timely, insider’s perspective on what went wrong in American politics — and how we can fix it.

Local Event: Anthony Scaramucci with Nicolle Wallace: All the Wrong Moves

Anthony Scaramucci with Nicolle Wallace: All...

How did America arrive at this moment of deep political division, economic anxiety, and eroding trust in public institutions?...

Anthony Scaramucci with Nicolle Wallace: All the Wrong Moves

What does it really take to build a championship team? David Rubenstein — bestselling author and principal owner of the Baltimore Orioles — offers a rare look inside the highest levels of professional sports in a conversation about his new book, Inside the Owner’s Box: Conversations on Power and Leadership in Sports.
Joining Rubenstein as moderator is former Baltimore Orioles great, Hall of Famer and all-time “Iron Man,” Cal Ripken Jr., who broke Lou Gehrig’s 56-year record of consecutive games played in 1995. Ripken, a 19-time Major League Baseball All-Star, played in 2,632 consecutive games in his storied career, and while he starred at shortstop, the Orioles went to the playoffs several times, winning the World Series in 1983.
Creating a winning sports franchise isn’t just about winning the game — it’s about building a team, a fanbase, and a professional organization that work in tandem. In Inside the Owner’s Box, drawing on candid interviews with some of America’s most influential team owners — and his own experience revitalizing the Baltimore Orioles — David Rubenstein explores the strategies, decisions, and leadership philosophies that shape today’s most successful sports organizations. Through conversations with Robert Kraft of the New England Patriots, Jeff Lurie of the Philadelphia Eagles, Clara Wu Tsai of the Brooklyn Nets, and many others, Rubenstein uncovers the realities of the business of professional sports. But Inside the Owner’s Box is about more than business. It is also about the love of the game — and a revealing study of leadership, competition, and the culture-building that resonates far beyond the world of sports.
Whether you’re a devoted fan, curious about the forces that shape the games we love, or simply interested in the culture of leadership, join Rubenstein for a lively conversation about ambition, teamwork, and what it means to build a legacy in sports.
Each in-person ticket will include a complimentary copy of the book.

Local Event: David Rubenstein in Conversation with Cal Ripken, Jr.: Inside the Owner’s Box

David Rubenstein in Conversation with Cal...

What does it really take to build a championship team? David Rubenstein — bestselling author and principal owner of the...

David Rubenstein in Conversation with Cal Ripken, Jr.: Inside the Owner’s Box

Before she became one of the most influential feminist leaders of our time, Gloria Steinem spent her childhood traveling the country with her itinerant father, caring for her mother, and discovering the world through books.
In a candid, inspiring reflection on her life, she talks to Emmy Award-winning broadcasting legend Katie Couric about her new memoir, An Unexpected Life — and the pivotal years that shaped an entire era of feminist activism.
With warmth, wit, and hard-earned wisdom, Steinem opens up about her early life — from her family’s encounters with poverty and medical neglect to the transformative years she spent in India learning the principles of nonviolence to the 1970 Women’s March honoring the right to vote — experiences that radically expanded her understanding of power, community, and collective action. Moving seamlessly between her own most intimate experiences and a history of her time and place in American life, An Unexpected Life offers a vivid account of the movements that reshaped opportunities for women — and a clear-eyed vision for how feminism can work to advanced human rights for everyone, regardless of gender, around the world.
How can the challenges that Steinem face inform the world that young leaders are trying to build today? What new possibilities can a new generation of changemakers harness? In conversation with Couric, one of the most incisive interviewers of her generation, Steinem reflects on the stories behind her memoir, the lessons of a lifetime in activism, and the challenges — and opportunities — that lie ahead for the next generation.

Local Event: Gloria Steinem in Conversation with Katie Couric: An Unexpected Life

Gloria Steinem in Conversation with Katie...

Before she became one of the most influential feminist leaders of our time, Gloria Steinem spent her childhood traveling the...

Gloria Steinem in Conversation with Katie Couric: An Unexpected Life

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Parents League Virtual Workshop

Choosing a preschool in New York City can feel overwhelming. With so many options, timelines, and opinions, it can be difficult to know where to begin.
Join Parents League School Advisor Ann Levine for a virtual workshop designed for families exploring preschool admissions for the first time. We'll help you understand the process, build a thoughtful school list, and learn what to expect along the way.
You'll leave with:
<ul><li>A clearer understanding of the preschool admissions timeline</li><li>Guidance on researching and evaluating schools</li><li>Insight into what the application process really involves</li><li>Answers to your questions from our expert school advisory team</li></ul>
After the workshop, PLNY members are encouraged to schedule a personalized 1:1 advisory session tailored to their family's unique needs.
This is a member-only event. Not yet a member? <a href="https://www.parentsleague.org/membership" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Join PLNY</a> to access exclusive workshops, unlimited school advisory support, and a wide range of parent education resources.

Local Event: Getting Started with NYC Preschool Admissions

Getting Started with NYC Preschool Admissions

Choosing a preschool in New York City can feel overwhelming. With so many options, timelines, and opinions, it can be difficult...

Parents League Virtual Event

We invite you to join our virtual workshop designed for families applying to Middle and High School for fall 2026 admissions (for entrance in the fall of 2027)! This interactive virtual workshop, led by Parents League School Advisor Evie Gurney, will provide valuable advice on the Middle and High School admissions process: tips and guidance on the active phase of the admissions process for private and independent schools, including recommendations, essays, tours, and most importantly, interviews. The workshop will cover everything from what to expect to appropriate attire for both parents and students.&nbsp;
Evie will be pleased to answer your questions during the Q&amp;A portion of this workshop.&nbsp;

Local Event: Get Ready for Fall: Preparing for the Middle and High School Application Process

Get Ready for Fall: Preparing for the Middle...

We invite you to join our virtual workshop designed for families applying to Middle and High School for fall 2026 admissions...

Get Ready for Fall: Preparing for the Middle and High School Application Process

Thinking about kindergarten but not sure where to start? Join Parents League School Advisor Anne Burns for a virtual workshop designed to help families navigate the independent and private school admissions process with confidence.
Learn when to begin, how to build your school list, what to expect throughout the admissions journey, and how to separate fact from fiction. You'll leave with a clear roadmap, practical guidance, and trusted insights from Parents League's expert advisory team.

Local Event: Demystifying Kindergarten Admissions

Demystifying Kindergarten Admissions

Thinking about kindergarten but not sure where to start? Join Parents League School Advisor Anne Burns for a virtual workshop...

SummerStage At Central Park

Summer in the City!
Tradition in Our Hearts!
Come celebrate German-American culture in the heart of our city with live music all day long, authentic food, and cold drinks. Test your strength at the Masskrugstemmen Championship to see who can hold their beer stein the longest. Join this beloved tradition at SummerStage for an unforgettable day of festive fun and delicious authentic German beer.Date: Saturday, September 19, 2026 Time: Gates open at 1:00pm Location: SummerStage (Rumsey Playfield in Central Park)

Local Event: German-American Steuben Parade 2026 -- Oktoberfest NYC

German-American Steuben Parade 2026 --...

Summer in the City!
Tradition in Our Hearts!
Come celebrate German-American culture in the heart of our city with live music...

German-American Steuben Parade 2026 -- Oktoberfest NYC

Jay Estate

The Jay Heritage Center in Rye, New York will celebrate America at 250 with a toast to Jay Medal honorees Pulitzer Prize-winning author Annette Gordon-Reed, the Carl M. Loeb University Professor at Harvard University and award-winning Lincoln historian Harold Holzer.
The Jay Medal for Service was created in 2012 to recognize individuals who demonstrate a selfless spirit of commitment to and engagement with their community mirroring the multifaceted contributions of John Jay and his descendants. These honorees have demonstrated through their life's work that our shared narratives as a country, complicated as they are, can be better illuminated through the highest caliber of ongoing scholarship and advocacy. Honorees are selected for their excellence in the fields of American history, environmental stewardship, social justice or civic engagement.
Joining the celebration will be Chief Judge of the State of New York and the New York Court of Appeals, Honorable Rowan D. Wilson and historian and philanthropist Elihu Rose who will present the awards at JHC's annual Soirée. Special guests will include David Blight, Frank Cogliano, Joanne Freeman, and Beverly Gage.

The Jay Medal Soirée will be held Saturday, September 19, 2026 at the Jay Estate from 5:30-9:30pm. Cocktails, dinner, award ceremony and dancing. Cocktail Attire.
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Jay Medal Soirée

The Jay Heritage Center in Rye, New York will celebrate America at 250 with a toast to Jay Medal honorees Pulitzer...

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>

UES songwriter/author wins 2026 Hollywood...

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...

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