Lauren Yee and Francis Jue on King of the Yees.
Mon 2 Nov | 18:30
Asia Society
$20–30
Talks and readings in New York City coming up, Thursday 29 October to Sunday 27 December: 354 events.
Lauren Yee and Francis Jue on King of the Yees.
Mon 2 Nov | 18:30
Asia Society
$20–30
Crown and Congress: New York's Jews in the Revolution.
Mon 2 Nov | 18:30
Fraunces Tavern Museum
$10
The Theatre of Drawing book launch with its editors.
Mon 2 Nov | 18:30
Martin E. Segal Theatre Center
Volumes: mathematician Arthur Benjamin on winning at games.
Mon 2 Nov | 18:30
National Museum of Mathematics
Because One Ought: talk on Japanese heroes who saved Jews.
Mon 2 Nov | 19:00
Congregation Sherith Israel
KGB Monday Night Poetry, a long-running poetry reading.
Mon 2 Nov | 19:00
KGB Bar
Thalia Book Club: Clarke's 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Mon 2 Nov | 19:00
Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theatre at Symphony Space
from $34
Imbolo Mbue's book launch, in talk with Pamela Paul.
Mon 2 Nov | 19:30
Judson Memorial Church
$29
New Works Fall Festival: new Irish plays read aloud.
Mon 2 Nov
Irish Repertory Theatre
$20
Managing Utility Costs: consumer rights and paying bills.
Mon 2 Nov | 11:00
SVA Graduate Application Q&A for prospective grad students.
Mon 2 Nov | 11:00
School of Visual Arts
Free
Mindful Mondays: online talks on psychology and ethics.
Mon 2 Nov | 14:30
New York Society for Ethical Culture Hall
Discussion: Bronx Attitude — Rossanna Rosado on her memoir.
Mon 2 Nov | 18:00
Hunter College
SMART Recovery: LGBTQIA+ meeting for addiction recovery.
Mon 2 Nov | 18:30
Brooklyn Community Pride Center
Free
A panel on adtech careers with Google and Nielsen.
Mon 2 Nov | 18:30
SVA Theater
Free
Dosed?: book talk with Browning and Régnier on psychedelia.
Mon 2 Nov | 19:00
Iris Cantor Theatre
Unruly: Betty Shamieh and Rivers Solomon read new work.
Mon 2 Nov | 19:00
Performance Space 122
Free
Talk on the SVA Legacy Leadership Journey to Alabama.
Mon 2 Nov | 19:00
School of Visual Arts
Free
Pivot Podcast live with Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway.
Mon 2 Nov | 19:30
Beacon Theater
Study in Austria: Summer '27 — info session.
Mon 2 Nov | 13:40
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Hironori Funabiki: RNA and centromeres in cell division.
Mon 2 Nov | 16:00
Rockefeller University
“Ask Admissions Anything” Virtual Open House.
Mon 2 Nov | 18:00
Union Theological Seminary
Free
Al-Anon: support group for relatives of alcoholics.
Mon 2 Nov | 19:00
St. John - St. Matthew-Emanuel Lutheran Church
Free
Academic Holiday: no classes at Barnard College.
Mon 2 Nov
Barnard College
Senior Science: talk on NASA's Dragonfly mission to Titan.
Tue 3 Nov | 14:00
Queens Public Library
Nikta Fakhri on how irreversibility shapes living matter.
Tue 3 Nov | 16:00
Rockefeller University
Book talk: police unions' rise above public oversight.
Tue 3 Nov | 16:30
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
The Artists Roundtable with artist Candace Hill-Montgomery.
Tue 3 Nov | 17:00
School of Visual Arts
Free
Book club on Adrift in the South, a migrant worker's memoir.
Tue 3 Nov | 17:30
Asia Society
Free
Pierpaolo Mittica and Adam Higginbotham: ICP Talks lecture.
Tue 3 Nov | 18:30
International Center of Photography
from $5
Election day talk and results with Empowering Conversations.
Tue 3 Nov | 19:00
First Corinthian Baptist Church
NYC DSA Academy: Red New York, final session of five.
Tue 3 Nov | 19:00
West Side YMCA
A Whole Lotta History: Jason Lipshutz on One Direction.
Tue 3 Nov | 19:00
PowerHouse Arena
Book launch for Farewell, Diagnosis with Benjamin Morsa.
Tue 3 Nov | 19:00
PowerHouse Arena
Attention and Democracy: online seminar, part 3.
Tue 3 Nov | 19:00
Strother School of Radical Attention
Sam and Kristie Mewis host The Women's Game, live on stage.
Tue 3 Nov | 19:30
Racket NYC
Poetry Circle: read your favorite poem aloud online.
Tue 3 Nov | 10:00
New York Society for Ethical Culture Hall
New Social Environment: SR Lejeune in conversation online.
Tue 3 Nov | 13:00
Hesse Flatow Gallery
Free
Public, Private & In Between: a talk on safety and violence.
Tue 3 Nov | 13:00
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Dream Catchers of the Ojibwe: talk on the symbol's origins.
Tue 3 Nov | 14:00