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For Educators Wednesday, May 6, 4:30pm

Educator Evening: The Occupied City

Join us for an exclusive look at our latest exhibition The Occupied City: New York and the American Revolution. Grab a glass of wine, mingle with fellow educators, and learn all about New York City's pivotal role in the nation's founding.

For Families Saturday, June 10, 11:00am

Ponder a Poem for the City

Discover the celebrated New York-born poet Walt Whitman in Port City, 1609-1898. Write your own poem inspired by the sensations of the city, and illustrate your words to bring the poem to life!

Classes & Workshops Thursday, June 8, 9:00am

June 8 Chancellor’s Day: Water Ways

From pre-colonial times to today, water has shaped the city’s history. In this full day of programming for educators, learn how water has impacted the city’s growth through a variety of lenses.

Talks Wednesday, June 7, 6:30pm

Past Event: AIDS, Art and Activism Today

Artists and activists discuss new models of HIV/AIDS treatment, prevention, and campaigns today.

For Families Sunday, June 4, 11:00am

Design a Logo for New York

Explore the origins of the “I (Heart) New York” logo in World City, 1898-2012. Then create your own logo inspired by all that you love about New York!

Films Saturday, June 3, 3:15pm

Past Event: 5th Annual Last Address Tribute Walk

A screening and tribute walk to honor artists who lived with HIV/ were lost to AIDS. The program will start at the IFC Center.

For Families Saturday, June 3, 11:00am

Create a New Central Park

Investigate Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux’s plan for Central Park in Port City, 1609-1898. Become an urban planner and design your own version of Central Park.