New York Buddhist Church

New York City

New York County

Miranda Levingston

New York City Metropolitan Area

Upper West Side

New York

David Luces

Central Park

Upper East Side

Midtown-Hell's Kitchen

Harlem

Chelsea

Queens County

Astoria-Long Island City

Gramercy-Murray Hill

West Village

Hudson County

Caren Lissner

Hoboken

New Jersey

Léman Ballroom

<p>Find the best preschool for your child! Join us for one of the largest preschool fairs in NYC where you can engage directly with school directors and admissions representatives from over 100 schools. Gather information and materials about Montessori, Reggio, play-based, traditional programs, and more.</p>
<p>The event will take place in The Léman Ballroom (entrance between Beaver Street &amp; Exchange Place), 41 Broad Street, New York, NY 10004</p>

Local Event: Preschool Fair 2026

Preschool Fair 2026

Find the best preschool for your child! Join us for one of the largest preschool fairs in NYC where you can engage directly...

Chelsea Table & Stage

<p>Experience an incredible evening with the #1 smooth jazz artist in LATAM, and the top charting 100 SJ artist in the U.S. &nbsp;Michael is joined by a powerhouse band for a night of jazz vibes, great bites, and refreshments that will get your groove in overdrive. Featuring Brandyn Porter, Guitar, Sergio Gonzalez, Drums, Mike Griot, Bass, and John Roggie, Keys. This&nbsp;is the perfect mid-week chill.&nbsp;&nbsp;Purchase tickets thru the link above or at the door. This is also a streaming event.&nbsp;<br>TWO SHOWS: &nbsp;May 6 @ 7pm &amp; 9:30pm</p>

Local Event: Michael Cates, Contemporary Jazz Saxophonist

Michael Cates, Contemporary Jazz Saxophonist

Experience an incredible evening with the #1 smooth jazz artist in LATAM, and the top charting 100 SJ artist in the U.S....

Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School

<p>Join us at the PLNY Annual Meeting and Book Talk for a conversation with Claire Lerner. As author of the books <em>Why Is My Child in Charge?</em> and <em>Big Reactors</em>, Claire will share stories from her career experiences of working with families and educators, and discuss her process of empowering grownups to solve the most vexing childrearing challenges. These case studies provide a map for how to tune into root causes of children's behaviors and how to create and implement strategies tailored to the unique needs of children and families. Claire's stories provide a treasure trove of practical solutions that are based in science and work in real life.</p>
<p>Join us for friendship, conversation, and light refreshments while enjoying Lerner's presentation of her books as well as an intimate Q&amp;A. The first 50 attendees will receive a copy of <em>Why is My Child in Charge?</em></p>

Local Event: Why Is My Child in Charge? A Conversation with Claire Lerner

Why Is My Child in Charge? A Conversation with...

Join us at the PLNY Annual Meeting and Book Talk for a conversation with Claire Lerner. As author of the books Why Is My Child...

Why Is My Child in Charge? A Conversation with Claire Lerner

Marble Collegiate Church

<p><b>Matt Grace</b>, a transformational recovery expert who has devoted his life to helping people break free from addiction and reclaim their future and author of the forthcoming book, <b>God Doesn’t Relapse: Sex, Drugs, and the Life that Almost Killed Me, </b>will speak as part of “Inspired Conversations with…” <b>Marble Collegiate Church’s</b> new series featuring notable thought leaders, on Thursday, May 7, 6 p.m. in the historic Sanctuary at 1 W. 29<sup>th</sup> Street in New York City.</p>
<p>With more than 20 years of sobriety, a bachelor’s degree in Addiction Studies with a focus on Integrative Healing and more than 10,000 hours mentoring individuals and families, Grace has become a trusted guide to both the highly privileged and the deeply overlooked. He is also the founder of <b>Saving Grace,</b>a practice designed to help families navigate the painful intersection of generational wealth and generational wounds.</p>
<p><b>God Doesn’t Relapse</b> is a raw, unflinching memoir of addiction, redemption and the faith that turned a man’s worst mistakes into a life of purpose. The $10 admission includes his book, which will be mailed to attendees after it is published in August. </p>
<p>For more information,visit<a href="https://marblemetacalendar.eventcalendarapp.com/inspired-conversations-with-joan-lunden" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">
marblechurch.org.</a></p>
<p><i>All are welcome!</i></p>
<p><em><b>About Marble Church</b></em><em>: Marble Collegiate Church has stood on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 29th Street since 1854, with its ministry dating back to 1628. This vibrant, Protestant church (affiliations with The Reformed Church in America and The United Church of Christ) </em>i<em>s a community where all of us are encouraged to become our best selves and serve New York City and the world.</em></p>

Local Event: Inspired Conversations With ... Matt Grace at Marble Collegiate Church

Inspired Conversations With ... Matt Grace at...

Matt Grace, a transformational recovery expert who has devoted his life to helping people break free from addiction and reclaim...

Inspired Conversations With ... Matt Grace at Marble Collegiate Church

Parents League Virtual Event

<p>Join us for a virtual workshop designed to jump-start your exploration of preschools!</p>
<p>This interactive virtual workshop, led by Parents League School Advisor Ann Levine, provides family members with insights into the world of school admissions. Learn when to start, how to develop a school list, and what the application process really involves. Get trustworthy, professional advice while having your questions answered by our expert school advisory team.</p>

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Local Event: Preschool Admissions Virtual Workshop

Preschool Admissions Virtual Workshop

Join us for a virtual workshop designed to jump-start your exploration of preschools!
This interactive virtual workshop, led by...

<p>Join us to discover the latest drops from Free Assembly and Scoop, plus the new The Devil Wears Prada Scoop Collection. Plus, beauty experts share tips for ultra-glowy skin. Open daily April 29 - May 10, 11am - 7pm.</p>

Local Event: Walmart Fashion Pop-Up in Soho

SoHo-Little Italy

Walmart Fashion Pop-Up in Soho

Join us to discover the latest drops from Free Assembly and Scoop, plus the new The Devil Wears Prada Scoop Collection. Plus,...

Revolution Books

<p><i>In-person evening with author</i></p>
<h1> <a target="_blank" href="https://lafqp7bab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001_ocPqwulH9_QiQ5vJoKxXHgHMmRka7qjTMTyUiH-nEX1KYN7InmnmiZgEbPLN866x6briR604z6Snr5Abf2wON7MpIRg58cTMSvy_9YE0nCjTa5lIftXuDBkK8yiEtFkdJxu3pVzLeLE_zDSiOWEVnlpObaCsMPSdiI6UCFk5c6BXRHk9nTamyeSvQ5U5JmLNk056oF8uy2xnbX1Zr8Is5QEXjLE1YZ4&amp;c=6EpjdYDBW-j_2gjdC5mQr9uHRm_84v6VLsvq5uwC6UWqsHLvmjph-A==&amp;ch=6TkDihFOQYnOzzAFGxFTIy3XIDgcEc7kk5Q9MjPwZZnMY_LOMierrw==" rel="nofollow noopener"><br></a><b>Tikia K. Hamilton</b><a target="_blank" href="https://lafqp7bab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001_ocPqwulH9_QiQ5vJoKxXHgHMmRka7qjTMTyUiH-nEX1KYN7InmnmiZgEbPLN866x6briR604z6Snr5Abf2wON7MpIRg58cTMSvy_9YE0nCjTa5lIftXuDBkK8yiEtFkdJxu3pVzLeLE_zDSiOWEVnlpObaCsMPSdiI6UCFk5c6BXRHk9nTamyeSvQ5U5JmLNk056oF8uy2xnbX1Zr8Is5QEXjLE1YZ4&amp;c=6EpjdYDBW-j_2gjdC5mQr9uHRm_84v6VLsvq5uwC6UWqsHLvmjph-A==&amp;ch=6TkDihFOQYnOzzAFGxFTIy3XIDgcEc7kk5Q9MjPwZZnMY_LOMierrw==" rel="nofollow noopener"></a><a target="_blank" href="https://lafqp7bab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001_ocPqwulH9_QiQ5vJoKxXHgHMmRka7qjTMTyUiH-nEX1KYN7InmnmiZgEbPLN866x6briR604z6Snr5Abf2wON7MpIRg58cTMSvy_9YE0nCjTa5lIftXuDBkK8yiEtFkdJxu3pVzLeLE_zDSiOWEVnlpObaCsMPSdiI6UCFk5c6BXRHk9nTamyeSvQ5U5JmLNk056oF8uy1hpr2wFjR5TrokHvml75O-&amp;c=6EpjdYDBW-j_2gjdC5mQr9uHRm_84v6VLsvq5uwC6UWqsHLvmjph-A==&amp;ch=6TkDihFOQYnOzzAFGxFTIy3XIDgcEc7kk5Q9MjPwZZnMY_LOMierrw==" rel="nofollow noopener"><br></a><i><b>"Nothing Less Than Equality:</b></i><br><i><b>The Battle Over Segregated Education in the Nation's Capitol"</b></i></h1>
<h1><a target="_blank" href="https://lafqp7bab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001_ocPqwulH9_QiQ5vJoKxXHgHMmRka7qjTMTyUiH-nEX1KYN7InmnmiZgEbPLN866x6briR604z6Snr5Abf2wON7MpIRg58cTMSvy_9YE0nCjTa5lIftXuDBkK8yiEtFkdJxu3pVzLeLE_zDSiOWEVnlpObaCsMPSdiI6UCFk5c6BXRHk9nTamyeSvQ5U5JmLNk056oF8uy2xnbX1Zr8Is5QEXjLE1YZ4&amp;c=6EpjdYDBW-j_2gjdC5mQr9uHRm_84v6VLsvq5uwC6UWqsHLvmjph-A==&amp;ch=6TkDihFOQYnOzzAFGxFTIy3XIDgcEc7kk5Q9MjPwZZnMY_LOMierrw==" rel="nofollow noopener"></a><a target="_blank" href="https://lafqp7bab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001_ocPqwulH9_QiQ5vJoKxXHgHMmRka7qjTMTyUiH-nEX1KYN7InmnmiZgEbPLN866x6briR604z6Snr5Abf2wON7MpIRg58cTMSvy_9YE0nCjTa5lIftXuDBkK8yiEtFkdJxu3pVzLeLE_zDSiOWEVnlpObaCsMPSdiI6UCFk5c6BXRHk9nTamyeSvQ5U5JmLNk056oF8uy1hpr2wFjR5TrokHvml75O-&amp;c=6EpjdYDBW-j_2gjdC5mQr9uHRm_84v6VLsvq5uwC6UWqsHLvmjph-A==&amp;ch=6TkDihFOQYnOzzAFGxFTIy3XIDgcEc7kk5Q9MjPwZZnMY_LOMierrw==" rel="nofollow noopener"></a></h1>
<table><tbody><tr><td><table><tbody><tr><td><p>A critical analysis of a little-known chapter in African Americans’ collective efforts to obtain educational equality before&nbsp;B<i>rown v. Board of Education</i>. <br>Just published, April 2026<br></p><p><b>Professor Ansley Erickson </b>will also join the conversation at RevBooks on May 8.</p></td></tr></tbody></table></td><td><table><tbody><tr><td><table><tbody><tr><td><p></p></td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table>
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<table><tbody><tr><td><table><tbody><tr><td><p><b>The landmark&nbsp;Brown v. Board of Education&nbsp;case, which barred racial segregation in American public schools,</b> wasn’t the only path for Black parents, teachers, and activists who sought equality of educational opportunity. Some believed that the solution to inequality lay in pressing the federal government to live up to the Jim Crow doctrine of “separate but equal” by providing more resources to Black schools. And for a time, this seemed true in Washington, DC, where Black activists leveraged their status as residents of the nation’s capital to advocate on behalf of Black education. However, disappointments with the “separate but equal” strategy and a sea change in activism led to an embrace of integration.</p><p> </p><p>In&nbsp;<b><i>Nothing Less Than Equality</i></b>, Professor&nbsp;<b>Tikia K. Hamilton</b> reveals the rich and complex history of educational activism in Washington prior to&nbsp;Brown v. Board of Education, illuminating complex dynamics that provide a counterpoint and backdrop to the landmark Supreme Court case. Hamilton thoroughly examines the multipronged strategies employed by parents, teachers, attorneys, and activists to democratize education. At a time when funding for public schools, affirmative action, Black studies, and broader civil rights are under savage attack, this conversation takes on heightened relevance.</p></td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table>
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<table><tbody><tr><td><table><tbody><tr><td><p><b>Tikia K. Hamilton</b> is an Assistant Professor of History at Loyola University Chicago.&nbsp;Dr. Hamilton holds a Ph.D. in History from Princeton University and a masters in African American Studies from Columbia University. She received the Spencer Fellowship from the National Academy of Education. In 2025, she was named as one of "Top 40 Women Making a Difference in Academe" by&nbsp;<i>Diversity: Issues in Higher Education</i>.&nbsp;</p><p><b>Ansley Erickson </b>is an Associate Professor of History and Education Policy at Teachers College, Columbia University. She is the editor of <a target="_blank" href="https://lafqp7bab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001_ocPqwulH9_QiQ5vJoKxXHgHMmRka7qjTMTyUiH-nEX1KYN7InmnmiZgEbPLN8666KgDQNYVjZVrXnK8NyScWJXgkF9bkWaBj-yRZC3eh5gOzIUl_R6gjB1XA_r8pNoyQTpOwwgI1bMcfY9G66NdAGW0Z9p4cmpOf1UdRt1OKJSQ5nkrk1HhCRfPLPGonaxhGA0mKdrZDE0=&amp;c=6EpjdYDBW-j_2gjdC5mQr9uHRm_84v6VLsvq5uwC6UWqsHLvmjph-A==&amp;ch=6TkDihFOQYnOzzAFGxFTIy3XIDgcEc7kk5Q9MjPwZZnMY_LOMierrw==" rel="nofollow noopener">Educating Harlem: A Century of Schooling and Resistance in a Black Community</a>.</p><p>Co-sponsored by the Revolution Books Educational Fund, a 501(c)(3) tax-deductible entity.</p></td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table>
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Local Event: "Nothing Less Than Equality: The Battle Over Segregated Education in Wash DC

"Nothing Less Than Equality: The Battle Over...

In-person evening with author
  Tikia K. Hamilton "Nothing Less Than Equality: The Battle Over Segregated Education in the...

"Nothing Less Than Equality: The Battle Over Segregated Education in Wash DC

St. Paul & St. Andrew United Methodist Church

<p>Come and enjoy the Riverside Orchestra's Spring Exhibition Concert, a wonderful program which will include Mussorgsky's <i>Pictures at an Exhibition</i> and <i>Totenfeier</i> by Mahler. Free for kids  12 and under accompanied by an adult. Stay for our post-concert reception with light bites and drinks.&nbsp;</p>

Local Event: The Riverside Orchestra Spring Exhibition Concert

The Riverside Orchestra Spring Exhibition Concert

Come and enjoy the Riverside Orchestra's Spring Exhibition Concert, a wonderful program which will include Mussorgsky's...

Alice Tully Hall

<p>Join The New York Choral Society and Orchestra as they present an immersive performance of Mozart’s <i>Requiem</i>, with a completion of the masterwork by award-winning composer Gregory Spears. His new music blends beautifully with Mozart’s, drawing on centuries of tradition to explore timeless themes of life, loss, and remembrance. With immersive projections by Camilla Tassi, this performance surrounds you with sound and light, creating an experience that is as visually stunning as it is musically powerful. Come be a part of an evening of reflection and inspiration, with glorious music and art moving together as one.&nbsp;</p>
<p>More info&nbsp;</p>
<p><a href="https://nychoral.org/requiem-25/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://nychoral.org/requiem-25/</a></p>
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Local Event:  The New York Choral Society Presents: Requiem Reimagined - Mozart & Spears

 The New York Choral Society Presents: Requiem...

Join The New York Choral Society and Orchestra as they present an immersive performance of Mozart’s Requiem, with a completion...

 The New York Choral Society Presents: Requiem Reimagined - Mozart & Spears

New York Society for Ethical Culture

<p><b>The New York Society for Ethical Culture is celebrating our 150th birthday and you're invited!</b></p>
<p>Join our Members, friends, and progressive allies for an evening of special guests, NYC history, live music, good food, and changemaking community at our landmark meeting house, as we honor our past and reconnect for what's next.</p>
<p><b><i>FEATURING</i></b></p>
<p>•<b>Keynote Speaker Felipe Luciano</b> -&nbsp;Activist, Emmy Award-winning journalist, poet, and co-founder of The Young Lords NYC</p>
<p>•A special panel on Ethical Culture and <a href="https://encampmentforcitizenship.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">The Encampment for Citizenship</a>, featuring esteemed alumni including New York <b>City Council Member </b><b>Gale Brewer</b>; former NYS Assembly Member and Manhattan Democratic Party Leader <b>Keith L.T. Wright</b>; dancer, producer, educator, and activist <b>Dr. Glory Van Scott</b>; Broadway producer and <a href="https://fortunesociety.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Fortune Society</a> founder <b>David Rothenberg</b>; and New York Society for Ethical Culture Leader Emerita <b>Dr. Anne Klaeysen</b></p><p>•Remarks by <strong>New York Society and Ethical Culture Movement leaders</strong></p>
<p>•A look back at <b>the Society’s history and progressive impact</b> on New York City and beyond</p>

<p>•A special performance by our own acclaimed young cellist Nathaniel<b></b></p><p>•<b>Special pre-show "Ethical Experience"&nbsp;community-focused workshops</b> led by our leadership, members, and artist-in-residence to get to know Ethical Culture</p>
<p>•A ticketed reception with a live <b>string quartet</b>,&nbsp;<strong>Hors d’oeuvres, wine, and other refreshments</strong>–and many toasts!</p>
<p><b>We hope you'll join us for this historic celebration!</b></p>

Local Event: New York Society for Ethical Culture 150th Anniversary Gala

New York Society for Ethical Culture 150th...

The New York Society for Ethical Culture is celebrating our 150th birthday and you're invited!
Join our Members, friends, and...

New York Society for Ethical Culture 150th Anniversary Gala

Triad Theater

<p>We are a dynamic five-man force of rock nature playing British Invasion and American (garage, psychedelic, folk-rock) covers, and Nothing After 1967! Making our debut at the legendary Triad and featuring Bill&nbsp;Scheft (Letterman) and John Merjave (Max Weinberg's Jukebox, The Weeklings)</p>

Local Event: THE TRUANTS - Live at The Triad Theater!

THE TRUANTS - Live at The Triad Theater!

We are a dynamic five-man force of rock nature playing British Invasion and American (garage, psychedelic, folk-rock) covers,...

92NY

<p>Featuring performances by dancers from Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Gauthier Dance//Dance Company Theaterhaus Stuttgart among them Andrew Cummings, and others.</p>
<p><em>“Choreographer Aszure Barton speaks a language of raw emotion: a punch to the gut, a tightening heart. Her works tell the never-ending story of what it means to be human.”</em> — Carmen Kovacs, dramaturg</p>
<p>Aszure Barton is among the most original and sought-after choreographers of her generation — a singular voice whose work has moved audiences around the world, from Nederlands Dans Theater to Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. We are honored to close our <em>Women Move the World</em> 2025/26 Harkness Mainstage Series with a landmark event that celebrates her holistic vision.</p>
<p>As director of Aszure Barton &amp; Artists | AB&amp;A — a multidisciplinary dance hub founded in New York in the early 2000s — Aszure has expanded beyond the conventional choreographer-company structure by reshaping what it means to build a body of work, “a mobile home for trusted humans,” as she says. Since its inception, she’s been generating dance language with her most-trusted AB&amp;A crew while simultaneously creating commissions worldwide — all through a rigorous, collaborative process that simultaneously respects and dismantles classical and contemporary forms. AB&amp;A serves as both a watering hole and connecting thread for this choreographer and her collaborators.</p>
<p>This 92NY celebration shares her interconnected web of community with ours by bringing together AB&amp;A artists from across the globe, including dancers from Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Gauthier Dance//Dance Company Theaterhaus Stuttgart among them Andrew Cummings, and others. In a single evening, audience members will witness a breadth of Aszure’s artistic voice through artists who have inspired her process over the years. This gathering highlights her path as a prolific choreographer, celebrating where the work has been and will go while uplifting her love of music and longtime collaborators — giving you a grasp of how she has and will continue to reshape the dance landscape internationally.</p>

Local Event: An Evening with Aszure Barton (New York Premiere)

An Evening with Aszure Barton (New York Premiere)

Featuring performances by dancers from Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Gauthier Dance//Dance Company Theaterhaus Stuttgart among...

<p>Based in the heart of the Lincoln Center area, Empire Harmony is an auditioned vocal ensemble dedicated to sharing the joy of barbershop and a cappella music. We are passionate about bringing people together&mdash;sharing 4-part harmony, fostering community, and spreading musical cheer.</p>

Empire Harmony Chorus Open House!

Based in the heart of the Lincoln Center area, Empire Harmony is an auditioned vocal ensemble dedicated to sharing the joy of barbershop and a...

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