Register today for TADA! Youth Theater in-person, week-long Public & Private School Break Camps for ages 4-5 & 6-11 this Winter & Spring! TADA! camps take place from February 20th through February 24th; March 27th through March 31st and April 10th through April 14th at TADA! Youth Theater, 15 West 28th Street in Manhattan. Children, […]
The Flatiron North Plaza and surrounding sidewalks (23rd Street, Broadway, and Fifth Avenue) will be closed due to a film shoot on Tuesday, February 21 from 7 am – 11 am. Please be aware of increased activity in the plaza, including set up & breakdown.
RSVP here to receive your Zoom link. Hear from Black career changers and GA alum who have successfully broken into technical roles in UX Design, Data, and Coding. They'll share their real experiences about what the process was like and where they are today. Get advice from like-minded individuals so that you can take a […]
"This is a true American story, deeply reported and lucidly told." —Alec MacGillis Journalist Nick Tabor launches his book Africatown, the powerful story of the enslaved people brought over on America’s last slave ship. REGISTER HERE
Thursday, February 23 MAISON 10 4 West 29th Street 5 – 7 pm Meet your business community! Join us Thursday, February 23rd to mingle with other Flatiron & NoMad business owners and operators. This ticketed professional networking event invites local business owners and stakeholders to engage and build valuable connections in a smaller more intimate […]
Stephen Shore is joined by publisher Michael Mack for a conversation about photography & bookmaking to celebrate the launch of Topographies: Aerial Surveys of the American Landscape. During this talk, they will discuss the ways an artist can continue to reinvigorate and challenge their artistic practice; Shore’s recent inquiries into drone technology and its relationship […]
Black Orpheus (1959, Brazil) Set in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro in the 1950s, Marcel Camus’ Black Orpheus depicts Orpheus, a bus driver and amateur musician, Eurydice, a young woman who arrives in town to visit her cousin, and their neighbors as they prepare costumes and rehearse music for Carnival. Stunning colors and a Bossa […]
We are excited to present the official NYC launch of "Black Matrilineage, Photography, and Representation: Another Way of Knowing." Join us at Pen + Brush on Feb 23rd, 6 pm - 9 pm to celebrate this five-year project with over 40 international contributors that honor Black Motherhood through essays, archival images, poems, and contemporary photography. […]
Drag Bingo 6 - 8pm 21+ with valid ID Hosted by Androgyny Located at Broken Shakerin the iconic Freehand Hotel RSVPING DOES NOT GUARANTEE TABLES OR RESERVATIONS. TO BOOK A RESERVATION VISIT OPENTABLE
Acclaimed fashion journalist Marylou Luther celebrates the launch of Be-Spoke: Revelations from the World's Most Important Fashion Designers with illustrator Ruben Toledo, moderated by fashion journalist Marilyn Kirschner and introduced by Maryanne Grisz, president and CEO of Fashion Group International. REGISTER HERE
“Addicted to Succession? Well, here’s the real thing.” —The Hollywood ReporterPulitzer Prize–winning journalists James B. Stewart and Rachel Abrams are in conversation with Ben Smith about the shocking inside story of the struggle for power and control at Paramount Global, the multibillion-dollar entertainment empire controlled by the Redstone family, and the dysfunction, misconduct, and deceit that […]
“A rigorous yet loving examination of a childhood passion told through a feminist lens." —Rebecca TraisterAlice Robb is in conversation with Leslie Jamison to celebrate the launch of her memoir Don't Think, Dear: On Loving and Leaving Ballet. REGISTER HERE
