A new exhibit of Grateful Dead history and memorabilia opens on Friday at the New York Historical Society. In a building which is the oldest New York museum and which filled with the busts and pictures of Abraham Lincoln, George Washington and Alexander Hamilton there is a room packed with posters, rock guitars and videos of kids who are ...Read Full Story...
Stop by for brunch and a taste of the past at Brooklyn’s Old Stone House. Join gastronomist Sarah Lohman flips flapjacks over an open fire, where she will recreate three historic pancake recipes: Pumpkin Cornmeal; Apple and Sour Milk; and Clove and Rosewater. These recipes are sure to tickle the modern palate, the pancakes will be served will all the fixins’ as well as hot drinks. There will be music for the ...Read Full Story...
It had long since come to my attention that people of accomplishment rarely sat back and let things happen to them. They went out and happened to things. – Leonardo da Vinci
In this one quote, one may attempt to summarize the life of Leonardo da Vinci. ...Read Full Story...
Take in the art and ambiance as the MoMA stays open until 8:45 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month through June. Stop by take in the beats after hours and enjoy full access to the galleries and theaters, free Gallery Talks, a cash bar,DJ Vatican City, and a special prix fixe dinner in Cafe 2.
Cash Bar 5:30–8:00 p.m. ,Visit the cash bar fo ...Read Full Story...
Join the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art the MoCCA in celebrating the world of Archie Comics, one of the oldest and most beloved family-friendly brands in the comic book industry. Thrill to the exploits of Archie Andrews and his friends, Betty, Veronica, Jughead, Reggie and the rest. And don’t be surprised ...Read Full Story...
The Brooklyn Heights Association (BHA) is turning 100 and celebrating with a year long series of events ! To commemorate the centennial the BHA is sponsoring an exhibition called Brooklyn in Prints: A Special Gathering. This exhibition, curated by The Old Print Shop, is a fantastic way to view the history of your favorite borough’s past and present ...Read Full Story...
If you are a fan of contemporary fine art, this is not an exhibition that you’d like to miss. From February 26 to March 19, Agora Gallery will display some of the finest talent in Japanese contemporary art in “The Matrix of the Mind: Contemporary Fine Art by Japanese Artists.” While not all the artists featured ...Read Full Story...
Ok, I know this seems mad but with a million things to do in New York City one thing that hardly ever comes to mind is to go scuba diving in the East River , yes that right the East River! But, think about it for a second. Scuba diving off Manhattan will afford you a view of NYC that very few people have ever seen, mor ...Read Full Story...
Join Watson Adventures on a unique adventure for adults, nudity-infused scavenger hunt for adults! Go in pursuit of nudes at the amazing Brooklyn Museum, starring Nefertiti, Venus, Rodin, Balzac and molasses. Along the way, you’ll explore Ancient Egypt, African fertility objects, voluptuous Hindu goddesses, impish Impres ...Read Full Story...
New York Jewish Film Festival is co-presented by The Jewish Museum and The Film Society of Lincoln Center from January 13 to 28. Ajami debuts in New York having already won five “Ophirs” the Israeli Film Academy Awards including Best Picture. In a rare co-direction by a Palestinian and an Israeli, this feature film is set ...Read Full Story...