Bored with your existence? Step into someone else’s shoes for a spell, with these upcoming events that delve into the lives of famous folk, offering revelations, insights and details even aficionados may not know. Read more
Ah, the appeal of the artisanal — it grows ever stronger in our increasingly electronic world. These tours, activities and talks deal with the decorative in a variety of forms.
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Cast your mind back — way, way back — at these lectures and performances that deal with things that happened or were created thousands of years ago. Despite their age, they continue to resonate — often in an amazingly contemporary way.
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Celebrate the gloriously invigorating days of autumn in New York City with these upcoming walking tours — some urban, some bucolic.
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Thought Gallery has put together a list of the 31 most interesting and compelling lectures, discussions and readings to attend in March – one for each day of the month. Read more
Take a break from the physical labors of the holidays — shopping, baking, preparing for guests, etc. — and instead exercise your mind with these intellectually stimulating December events, talks, discussions and celebrations. Read more
New York City is home to the best museum shops, boasting unique gifts that–many times–cannot be found elsewhere. Find our 2014 holiday gift guide here. Read more
Stroll through the Lower East Side on a hot cider walking tour and imagine what life was like at the turn of the 20th-century, when the neighborhood was home to the largest Jewish population in the world. Read more
This panel examines the Asian American creative sensibility on fashion, architecture and food. Read more
To commemorate the publication of his autobiography and to remember Martin Gardner, those who knew him well will gather at MoMath to share stories and reveal his importance to the mathematics community. Read more