Events - June, 4, 2026

In Person, Legal/Politics/Economics, Virtual

A Democratic Comeback in 2026? The New Yorker’s Political Scene Live

Susan Glasser, Jane Mayer, and Evan Osnos — the hosts of The New Yorker’s The Political Scene — convene for a live taping of their...

In Person, Science/Tech/Health

Wine & Einstein: NPCs and Consciousness - #NYTechWeek

Join our after work lecture series as we explore if we might be an NPC in someone else’s simulation. Enjoy unlimited gaming! #NYTechWeek‘Could you be...

Free, In Person, Performing Arts/Film

The Living Legacy: An Evening with the Limón Dance Company

Experience excerpts of Two Ecstatic Themes, The Moor's Pavane, and The Quake That Held Them AllThree extraordinary works. Eight decades of American modern dance. One...

Art/Photo/Design, In Person

Of Angels and Doubles: Paul Klee’s Angelus Novus from Berlin to Jerusalem

The James L. Weinberg Distinguished LectureDr. Annie Bourneuf, Professor of Art History, Theory, and Criticism at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, will...

Books, Free, History/NYC, In Person, Legal/Politics/Economics, Performing Arts/Film

Jonathan Goldman with Jennifer Baum

Join us Thursday, June 4th at 7pm to celebrate the release of Hidden Histories of Jazz Age New York: From the Suppressed to the Strange with the author, Jonathan Ezra...

Art/Photo/Design, Books, In Person, LGBTQ+, Virtual

Book Event— Brooke DiDonato “Take a Picture, It Will Last Longer”

Join us at ICP for a conversation with the artist Brooke DiDonato around the release of her latest publication from Thames&Hudson, Take a Picture, It Will Last Longer. DiDonato...

Free, History/NYC, In Person, Legal/Politics/Economics, Religion/Spirituality, Virtual

Dr. Jonathan Sarna and Dr. Laura Liebman Lecture

A New World, A New Choice: Jews and the American Revolution: Dr. Jonathan Sarna in conversation with Dr. Laura Liebman.What led Jews to cross the Atlantic,...

Free, History/NYC, In Person

From Minuets to Militia: Manhattan’s Country Estates in the Revolution

Tom Miller, author of the immensely popular Daytonian in Manhattan blogs on Manhattan architectural and social history, explores how the Revolution transformed the genteel life...

Art/Photo/Design, Free, In Person

"True Beauty" Exhibition Opening Reception

Fremin Gallery is pleased to present True Beauty, a group exhibition exploring how beauty is perceived, experienced, and redefined through contemporary female perspectives. On view...

Free, Religion/Spirituality

Inner Richness in a Material World

Can money buy comfort, success, or security — but not lasting happiness? Join us for thoughtful conversations and an insightful and interactive exploration into the...

Free, In Person, Legal/Politics/Economics, Performing Arts/Film

From Cuba to Calabria — Film Premiere and Discussion

Join us for a screening of Belly of the Beast’s “From Cuba to Calabria” co-sponsored by Progressive International, DSA IC and People’s Forum.

Free, History/NYC, In Person

The History of The Society of American Magicians

Lecture presentation about The Society of American Magicians and Harry Houdini.The Society of American Magicians today is an outgrowth of what had initially been a...