Getting Out the Census: Counting New Yorkers in 2020
Community and civic leaders discuss their efforts to ensure that every single New Yorker is counted in the 2020 Census.
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Big Fun: Indigenous Art & Performance as Resistance
Join us for an evening of poetry, music, and art celebrating radical urban Native American resistance, resilience, and activism with Indigenous artists.
Unexpected Pairings: Katz's Delicatessen & Teranga
Chef Pierre Thiam of Teranga and Jake Dell of Katz's Delicatessen explore the world of comfort food in NYC with The Times' Julia Moskin.
Cultivating Culture in NYC
The leaders of four different NYC museums and cultural institutions discuss the major challenges facing the city’s arts and cultural organizations today.
WINTER [BASKET] BALL
Celebrate the game of basketball and the players who have shaped it with drinking, dining, and dancing. Presenting the inaugural Gotham Icon Award to KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR and OWEN D. THOMAS.
WINTER [BASKET] BALL: POST GAME PARTY
Come pay homage to almost a century of New York’s best game with drinking, dancing, and basketball themed arcade games at the post-game party for the Museum of the City of New York’s Winter [Basket] Ball.
The Data We Don't See with Giorgia Lupi
Information designer Giorgia Lupi discusses data humanism, her philosophy for understanding and working with data.
The Young Lords from East Harlem to Puerto Rico
Consider the activist work of the Young Lords Party as it continues to be a point of reference for contemporary activists both in NYC and the island of Puerto Rico.
The Ultimate NYC Trivia Night
Put your knowledge of the NYC to the test at our Trivia Night & Happy Hour co-hosted with the Gotham Center for New York City History.
A 100 Year Legacy: The Aftermath of the 19th Amendment
To mark the centenary of the ratification of the 19th amendment, noted historians discuss its aftermath and the impact it has had on New York City voting practices.
Who We Were: Racial and Ethnic Identity Through the Census
Historians, journalists, and artists examine the fraught and often contested process by which the Census has historically constructed American racial and ethnic identity.
College Basketball and New York City: The Remarkable Journey
Delve into Madison Square Garden’s role as the “The Mecca” of college basketball while reflecting on how the BIG EAST Tournament stands as the longest-running postseason college basketball tournament.