Disease & Disparity: Realities of the Uneven Playing Field of Public Health
Illness is rarely a result of biology alone. Leading scholars consider the attitudes, stigmatization, and violence surrounding disease and treatment.
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Alternate Visions: Bold Proposals for Housing New Yorkers
Hear five distinct proposals to dramatically change the way the city thinks about housing.
Worn in New York
Join Emily Spivack, author of Worn in New York, for a conversation with artists Fab Five Freddy and Elizabeth Sweetheart, and Chief Fashion Director for Hearst Publications, Aya Kanai.
SOLD OUT | An Evening with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Glass ceiling-shattering U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg sits down for a wide-ranging conversation with NPR’s Nina Totenberg.
Call Me Madam
Reflect on how musicals, a seemingly innocuous genre, can get political.
Intimate Subjects: Thomas Holton and the Lams
A conversation with photographer Thomas Holton and two of his subjects, members of the Lam family, about their unique working relationship.
Last Call: Prohibition in NYC at 100
A conversation and small batch rum tasting that takes a look back at the lawless legacy of Prohibition in New York City.
Capturing “The Deuce”: Times Square in the 1970s
What draws artists and filmmakers to the seedy world of Times Square in the 1970s and '80s?
Rooted in Place: Stories of Home in the City
A conversation about maintaining and losing our spaces in a non-stop city like New York.
Rodgers & Hart’s I Married an Angel
How does collaboration fundamentally drive Broadway’s most beloved shows?
An Evening with Colson Whitehead
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Colson Whitehead discusses his deep engagement with the history of New York City.
The Hospital Zone at Ellis Island: A Walking Tour
Tour the abandoned hospital zone at Ellis Island, one of the most important public health locations in New York City.