Summer Reading: Literary Talks and Events in NYC
By Alison Durkee
Build up your reading list and hear from authors in all genres at these book events coming to New York City. Read more
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By Alison Durkee
Salon/Sanctuary Concerts in NYC: An Interview with Guitarist Pascal Valois
“…a cry is even more dramatic if it comes from someone with a soft voice…”
By Chris Petitt
I caught up with French-Canadian guitarist Pascal Valois the other day and we got to talking about history, obscure instruments, and the history of obscure instruments. Read more
Salon/Sanctuary Concerts in NYC: An Interview with Lutenist Catherine Liddell
“The power of music to move the listener comes not only from what notes and what rhythms the composer uses, it also comes from what the player tries to express with those components.”
By Chris Petitt
The holiday weekend gave me the chance to speak with American lutenist Catherine Liddell, frequent recording artist and performer with some of this country’s most prestigious period-instrument ensembles. Read more
On Your Toes: The Best of Spring Dance in NYC
By Alison Durkee
Dance lovers are spoilt for choice in New York City, as the city’s stages host everything from the world’s top dance companies to exciting emerging artists. Here are some of the upcoming dance performances in all disciplines to look forward to this spring.
Holiday Shows in NYC
By Alison Durkee
One of the best ways to ring in the holidays in NYC is through the performing arts, as stages throughout the city bring holiday cheer through festive offerings. Here are some upcoming holiday performing arts events to get you into the seasonal spirit.
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Historical New York Talks and Tours
By Alison Durkee
Learn more about the Big Apple and its rich history with these upcoming New York City-themed talks and tours. Read more
Upcoming NYC Talks on History
By Alison Durkee
It’s July, the time of year where we break out the fireworks and fondly remember America’s storied beginnings. But even after July 4 has come and gone, there are still plenty of opportunities to reflect on the country’s varied past. Celebrate the twists and turns of American history with these upcoming historical talks and events.
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The Best May-June Walks in NYC
By Alison Durkee
May and June are of course great times to be out and about in New York, and we’ve got a slate of insightful walks coming your way. From Jazz Age Harlem to the Brooklyn Navy Yard to the city’s medical heritage, read on for the best NYC walks coming up in May and June. Read more
New Book Explores the Power of Friendship
The friendship of a pair of psychologists must provide some of the most fertile ground for understanding a bond. Read more
Service and Hope in a Coarsening Era: Girls Write Now
In times of fragmented community, groups like Girls Write Now are more important than ever.