Dance/NYC

On
Wednesday, October 21, Dance/NYC celebrated another year of dance
advocacy at the&nbsp;NEW YORKERS FOR DANCE&nbsp;event, the
organization's annual celebration in support of its work advancing
equity and opportunity across the New York City dance field.

Dance/NYC
presented the 2026 NEW YORKERS FOR DANCE Award to&nbsp;Arturo
Lyons&nbsp;and&nbsp;Omari Wiles, Tony Award-winning
Co-Choreographers of Broadway's&nbsp;CATS: The Jellicle Ball,&nbsp;in
recognition of their extraordinary leadership in bringing ballroom
culture to new audiences, while preserving its integrity and
championing the community from which it comes.

The
event featured music by&nbsp;DJ Ali Coleman, a New York
City–based DJ, producer, and cultural organizer whose connection to
DJ culture grew out of early disco, block parties, and club spaces.
Pop-up installations came from Bengali-American director,
choreographer, educator, and iconoclast&nbsp;Ishita Mili(IMGE),
French-Vietnamese dance artist, curator, and educator&nbsp;Mai Lê
Hô&nbsp;(LayeRhythm), and&nbsp;Home &amp; Abroad BK Drumming
Group, a Brooklyn-based, multi-genre Afrocentric dance and drum
collective.

NEW
YORKERS FOR DANCE was created to bring Dance/NYC’s advocacy to the
dance floor, drawing on a long history of dance floors as spaces
where communities gather, create culture, find belonging, and build
collective power. From ballroom and club culture to street and social
dance traditions, movement has long created spaces for communities to
come together on their own terms. By gathering artists, advocates,
funders, policymakers, and neighbors in that tradition, Dance/NYC is
creating space not only to celebrate the field but to strengthen the
relationships and collective investment needed to sustain it.

During
her opening remarks,&nbsp;Raquel Du Toit, Executive Director of
Dance/NYC, welcomed attendees and reflected on the organization's
evolving role and vision for the future: “Dance/NYC has always
existed to serve this field. But this year, we’ve begun building
toward our next chapter through Collective Motion, our five-year
strategic plan… We want to advance fairer wages and working
standards, tackle questions like portable benefits, deepen our
investment in the field through grantmaking, and expand the ways we
educate and equip the dancers, workers, and organizations who make
this City what it is.”

Local Event: Dance/NYC Celebrated 14 Years of Dance Advocacy at Annual NEW YORKERS FOR DANCE

New York County

Upper East Side

New York

Dance/NYC Celebrated 14 Years of Dance Advocacy...


On
Wednesday, October 21, Dance/NYC celebrated another year of dance
advocacy at the NEW YORKERS FOR DANCE event,...

Dance/NYC Celebrated 14 Years of Dance Advocacy at Annual NEW YORKERS FOR DANCE

The Flea Theater

Teatro
Grattacielo is pleased to announce it is the recipient of an FY 2026
grant award of $24,000 from the National Endowment for the Arts. This
funding will support the world premiere performances of the
multidisciplinary chamber opera "Jefferson Lives!".


"The
National Endowment for the Arts is proud to support opportunities
across the country for Americans to experience and participate in the
arts," said Mary Anne Carter, chairman of the National Endowment
for the Arts. "As we celebrate the country's 250th anniversary
this year, it is a moment to recognize the important role the arts
continue to play in our lives, communities, and heritage."


Paying
homage to the America250 celebration, this multidisciplinary new
commission is an exploration of John Adams' reflections on his
deathbed about the founding of the nation. Following a developmental
workshop and open performance in Tucson, Arizona, this November in
collaboration with Polyhymnia, the world premiere will be presented
on November 7 and 8 at The Flea in New York City, led by conductor
Saverio Alfieri. Related engagement activities include
post-performance talkbacks, study guides, and free tickets for
schools.




The
creative team bringing this vision to life includes:
<ul>
	<li>
	Joshua
	Daniel Nichols,&nbsp;Composer
	</li><li>
	Stefanos
	Koroneos,&nbsp;Librettist &amp; Director
	</li><li>
	James
	Harrigan,&nbsp;Concept &amp; Source Material
	</li><li>
	Saverio
	Alfieri,&nbsp;Conductor
	</li><li>
	Camilla
	Tassi,&nbsp;Projection Designer
	</li><li>
	Amara
	McNeil,&nbsp;Lighting Designer
	</li><li>
	Angela
	Huff,&nbsp;Costume Designer
</li></ul>

Local Event: Teatro Grattacielo Receives National Endowment for the Arts Grant

Teatro Grattacielo Receives National Endowment...


Teatro
Grattacielo is pleased to announce it is the recipient of an FY 2026
grant award of $24,000 from the National Endowment...

Teatro Grattacielo Receives National Endowment for the Arts Grant

Theater Resources Unlimited

Theater
Resources Unlimited (TRU)&nbsp;announces&nbsp;Putting
AI in Its Proper Place: What to Automate, What to Keep Human&nbsp;on
Wednesday, November 11, 2026 at 6PM. Tickets start at $25 and can be
purchased at
<a href="https://truonline.org/events/putting-ai-in-its-proper-place/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://truonline.org/events/putting-ai-in-its-proper-place/</a>.




Join
for the next in our new workshop series, WEBsday Webinars, 90-minute
workshops on Wednesday evenings, tackling hot topics of interest to
theater people: music licensing, how to make a pitch deck, financial
planning, and responsible use of AI.&nbsp;


Tamra
Pica, Founder of Script and Signal LLC and Digital Event
Producer/Technical Director for TRU, presents a practical workshop
for artists who want more time for the work that matters. Drawing on
the system she built to produce TRU's events, where AI now handles
the collating, formatting, and scheduling that used to eat up her
week, Tamra shows how to hand off administrative tasks so you can
spend your energy on creative work. This is not about letting AI make
your art. It is about clearing the clutter so you have room to make
it yourself and do it on a budget that works for artists.


The
workshop will focus on:
<ul>
	<li>
	How
	to identify the repetitive tasks in your week that are taking time
	from your creative work
	</li><li>
	Which
	tasks are good candidates to hand off, and which should stay in
	human hands
	</li><li>
	A
	plain-language overview of today's major AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT,
	Gemini, and others) and what each does well
	</li><li>
	Going
	beyond the chat box: how AI can build simple tools and scripts that
	do the work for you, even if you've never written code
	</li><li>
	What
	you actually get on a $20/month plan, and why you probably don't
	need more
	</li><li>
	How
	these tools "think" and remember, and the habits that keep
	you from running out of usage or wasting money
	</li><li>
	How
	to set up reusable instructions so you aren't starting from scratch
	every time
	</li><li>
	Real
	examples from producing live events: what was automated, what stayed
	human, and what the freed-up time made possible
	</li><li>
	Protecting
	your work and your data: what to share, what not to share, and
	settings worth checking
	</li><li>
	How
	to get started with one small task this week and build from there
</li></ul>

Individual
workshop - Members $25, Non-Members $40

Local Event: Putting AI in Its Proper Place: What to Automate, What to Keep Human

Putting AI in Its Proper Place: What to...

Theater
Resources Unlimited (TRU) announces Putting
AI in Its Proper Place: What to Automate, What to Keep Human on
Wednesday,...

Putting AI in Its Proper Place: What to Automate, What to Keep Human

92NY

The
92nd Street Y, New York, presents&nbsp;Bridgman
| Packer Dance’s Ghost
Factory,
in its New York City premiere. Performances are on&nbsp;November
20&nbsp;and&nbsp;21&nbsp;at&nbsp;7
pm&nbsp;in
Buttenwieser Hall at the Arnold Center, with tickets available at
<a href="https://www.92ny.org/event/bridgman-packer-dance" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.92ny.org/event/bridgman-packer-dance</a>.




For
more than 40 years,&nbsp;Art Bridgman&nbsp;and&nbsp;Myrna
Packer&nbsp;have made work unlike anyone else: just the two of
them onstage, merging dance and film into a singular, ever-evolving
language. Today, their boundary-blurring dances remain as inventive
as ever.


In&nbsp;Ghost
Factory, their latest work, live performance and video
collide in a world of shifting perspectives and haunted spaces.
Inspired by the abandoned factories and residents of Johnson City,
New York, the piece conjures a landscape where human stories cling to
architecture, and images flicker with the presence of those who came
before. Dancers move through and against projected environments that
fracture, multiply, and dissolve, creating a mesmerizing interplay of
illusion and physicality.

 


What
lingers in a space after we leave,

and
what happens when those traces begin to move?


Created
with longtime collaborators including filmmaker Peter Bobrow,
lighting designer Frank DenDanto III, costume designer Anna-Alisa
Belous, and composer/sound designer Ansel Bobrow,&nbsp;Ghost
Factory&nbsp;unfolds as a fully immersive experience.


Extending
into and through 92NY’s Harkness&nbsp;Dance Center, is&nbsp;Places
with Hidden Stories, an accompanying audiovisual installation
that brings&nbsp;into vivid focus stories&nbsp;from residents of
Johnson City, NY who inspired&nbsp;Ghost&nbsp;Factory.&nbsp;This
installation also includes factory stories from places around the
country where&nbsp;Ghost Factory&nbsp;has been performed and
a&nbsp;NYC hidden story of the&nbsp;Lower East Side&nbsp;tenement
apartment where Myrna's father was born during the time when her
grandfather worked in the fur factories.&nbsp;


Part
of 92NY’s&nbsp;Home&nbsp;season, Bridgman | Packer Dance
takes on 92NY’s newly renovated home, transforming it into a
living, shifting environment that holds memory, illusion, and human
presence all at once.


Places
With Hidden Stories&nbsp;will be open for viewing an hour before
and after the performance of&nbsp;Ghost Factory.

Local Event: 92NY Harkness Dance Center Presents Bridgman | Packer Dance: Ghost Factory, New York City Premiere

92NY Harkness Dance Center Presents Bridgman |...

The
92nd Street Y, New York, presents Bridgman
| Packer Dance’s Ghost
Factory,
in its New York City premiere. Performances are...

92NY Harkness Dance Center Presents Bridgman | Packer Dance: Ghost Factory, New York City Premiere

Alice Tully Hall

MOVEMENT is an evening-length work by
Netta Yerushalmy that synthesizes over 100 citations from an
expansive range of dances across genres and cultures. The work shines
light on dance as an inevitable and unifying force. Featuring a score
by award-winning composer Paula Matthusen, MOVEMENT was created with
dancers hailing from Korea, Senegal, Israel, Taiwan, and across the
United States.

Alice Tully Hall 1941 

Broadway, New York, NY 10023

Wednesday, January 06, 2027 at 7:30
pm
Thursday, January 07, 2027 at 7:30
pm - Pre-show talk at 6:15 pm. This performance will have Audio
Description

Member Pre-sale: October 28 at noon,
General On-sale: November 4 at noon. To make the arts more
accessible, tickets are available on a Choose-What-You-Pay basis.
Select the ticket value that's right for you, knowing your
contribution helps expand access for all.
<a href="https://lincolncenter.org/series/lincoln-center-presents/netta-yerushalmy-895" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://lincolncenter.org/series/lincoln-center-presents/netta-yerushalmy-895</a>

Local Event: Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival presents Netta Yerushalmy: MOVEMENT

Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival...

MOVEMENT is an evening-length work by
Netta Yerushalmy that synthesizes over 100 citations from an
expansive range of dances...

Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival presents Netta Yerushalmy: MOVEMENT

In the world premiere of Days of Awe,
Heidi Latsky and long-time collaborators Janet Wong and Robert
Wierzel create a hauntingly surreal multimedia world. The ten dancers
reveal the complexity of processing upheaval and finding beauty,
connection, and transformation within disruption. Both contained and
explosive, Days of Awe traces how we fracture, stitch ourselves back
together, and find fierce determination to move forward. A leader in
the physically integrated dance field through her groundbreaking work
for disabled and non-disabled dancers, Heidi Latsky Dance has been
commended as “a milestone in contemporary dance” (Dance
Magazine). This production is a Lincoln Center commission presented
as part of the Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival.

Saturday, January 09, 2027 at 7:30 pm -
This performance will have Audio Description 

Sunday, January 10, 2027 at 2:00 pm -
This performance will have Audio Description Pre-show talk at 12:45
pm Post-show lobby community event through 3:30 pm

To make the arts more accessible,
tickets are available on a Choose-What-You-Pay basis. Select the
ticket value that's right for you, knowing your contribution helps
expand access for all.

<a href="https://lincolncenter.org/series/lincoln-center-presents/heidi-latsky-dance-571" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://lincolncenter.org/series/lincoln-center-presents/heidi-latsky-dance-571</a>

Local Event: Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival presents Heidi Latsky Dance: Days of Awe

In the world premiere of Days of Awe,
Heidi Latsky and long-time collaborators Janet Wong and Robert
Wierzel create a...

Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival presents Heidi Latsky Dance: Days of Awe

Lilli Stein

Miranda Levingston

New York City Metropolitan Area

Central Park

New York City

Ainsley Martinez

Upper West Side

Queens County

Jamie Gatlin

Astoria-Long Island City

Midtown-Hell's Kitchen

Harlem

Gramercy-Murray Hill

Chelsea

East Village

West Village

What is MASLD — and could you be at risk?
Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), formerly known as fatty liver disease or NAFLD, often has few or no symptoms, so many people don't even realize they have it.
Join Spark Your Health and Meena B. Bansal, MD, Professor of Medicine, System Chief of the Division of Liver Diseases, and Director of the MASLD/MASH Center of Excellence at Mount Sinai Health System, for an informative conversation about MASLD, liver fibrosis, and the steps you can take to protect your liver health.
You’ll learn:
<ul><li>What MASLD is and who is most at risk</li><li>What liver enzyme tests can — and cannot — tell you</li><li>Why fibrosis, or liver scarring, matters</li><li>How doctors assess and monitor liver fibrosis</li><li>How lifestyle changes and newer treatment options may help at different stages</li></ul>
You’ll leave better prepared to understand your individual risk, speak with your healthcare provider, and take an active role in your liver health.
The program will open with remarks from Eric J. Nestler, MD, PhD, Dean and Professor of Neuroscience and Psychiatry at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Executive Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer at Mount Sinai Health System, and Seth Pinsky, CEO of 92NY.
Free FibroScan® Screening
Your event ticket includes the option to receive a free FibroScan® screening. The screening is painless, noninvasive, and takes only a few minutes. A small probe is placed against the skin on the right side of your torso to assess your liver.
Screenings will be offered from 5:30-8:30 pm.
After purchasing your event ticket, look for a separate screening-registration link in your email order confirmation. Advance registration is recommended as screening appointments are limited to three patrons every 10 minutes.
The scan provides two measurements:
<ul><li>Liver stiffness, which helps estimate the amount of liver scarring, or fibrosis</li><li>CAP (controlled attenuation parameter) score, which helps estimate the amount of fat in the liver</li></ul>
How to Prepare for Your Scan
For the most accurate results:
<ul><li>Do not eat for at least three hours before your scan. A small amount of water is fine.</li><li>Wear a top that allows easy access to the right side of your torso. Please wait until after your scan to enjoy the event refreshments.</li></ul>
Privacy screens will be provided.
Understanding Your Results
A team from Mount Sinai will be available to explain your results. If you would like additional care, the team can also help you schedule a follow-up appointment with a liver specialist. If you prefer not to be screened during the event, the team can help you arrange a screening for another time.

Local Event: Filter the Facts: Are Your Diet and Drinking Habits Scarring Your Liver? Meena B. Bansal, MD with St

Filter the Facts: Are Your Diet and Drinking...

What is MASLD — and could you be at risk?
Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), formerly known as...

Filter the Facts: Are Your Diet and Drinking Habits Scarring Your Liver? Meena B. Bansal, MD with St

David Geffen Hall

The week before the 2026 midterm elections, join us for a concert that asks a simple but urgent question:
What does resistance sound like?
Written in response to the rise of fascism in Europe and the events that led to Kristallnacht, Sir. Michael Tippett’s A Child of Our Time was a powerful act of protest. Nearly 90 years later, its message still hits home.
Filled with gripping spirituals such as Steal Away, Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen, and Deep River, A Child of Our Time transforms grief into action and despair into hope. Tippet’s compositions begin in darkness but ends with renewal, reminding us that even in difficult times, a better future is worth fighting for.
Presented in partnership with the Mannes School of Music
New York Choral Society: A Child of Our Time
Soloists Laquita Mitchell, Soprano Margaret Lattimore, Mezzo-Soprano William Burden, Tenor Stephen Powell, Baritone

Local Event: New York Choral Society: A Child of Our Time

New York Choral Society: A Child of Our Time

The week before the 2026 midterm elections, join us for a concert that asks a simple but urgent question:
What does resistance...

Health Information on the Web (Zoom)
The internet offers easy access to health information, but not all online sources are accurate or trustworthy. Join us for a free educational Zoom webinar to learn how to evaluate health information online, avoid misinformation and scams, and make informed decisions about your health. This program will also explore how to use AI tools responsibly for health-related questions and offer practical tips for organizing your personal medical recordsParticipants will learn about:
<ul><li>How to identify reliable and trustworthy sources of health information online</li><li>Warning signs of health misinformation, scams, and misleading claims</li><li>Important considerations when using AI tools for health questions</li><li>Strategies for organizing and managing personal medical records</li><li>Ways to make more informed decisions about your health and healthcare</li></ul>

Speakers:Erin Sheedy, MLIS

Linda Roberts, LCSWDate: October 27, 2026
Time: 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.This program is offered virtually on zoom.

Register today: <a href="https://communityed.hss.edu/en/custom-registration-from?utm_campaign=Patch_Webinars" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"></a><a href="https://communityed.hss.edu/en/custom-registration-from?utm_campaign=Patch_Webinars" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"></a><a href="https://communityed.hss.edu/en/custom-registration-from?utm_campaign=Patch_Webinars" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Community Education &amp; Outreach at HSS</a>

This program is designed to give general information and does not provide individual medical advice.

Please contact <a href="mailto:communityed@hss.edu">communityed@hss.edu</a> with any questions.

Local Event: Join Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) for a free webinar!

Join Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) for a...

Health Information on the Web (Zoom)
The internet offers easy access to health information, but not all online sources are...

Join Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) for a free webinar!

Luxury & Cosmetic Dentistry NYC

Discover the two distinct applications of EMFACE during a reserved, complimentary *20-minute appointment at Luxury Dentistry NYC.
*The time displayed marks the beginning of that day’s availability. Individual 20-minute appointments are offered throughout the day and must be reserved in advance.
<h3><a href="https://luxurydentistrynyc.com/emface-nyc/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">EMFACE Aesthetics</a></h3>
Learn about noninvasive facial muscle toning, lifting and definition for the cheeks, forehead, eye area and under the chin.
Guests who begin an aesthetic package of four or more sessions will receive a $250 treatment credit.
<h3><a href="https://luxurydentistrynyc.com/emface-functional-nyc/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">EMFACE Functional</a></h3>
Learn how EMFACE Functional may be incorporated into the care of patients experiencing jaw tension, clenching, muscle soreness and TMJ-related discomfort.
During your appointment, you can see the technology, discuss your concerns with our team and learn what a typical treatment series involves.
Espresso, coffee and light refreshments will be available.
Advance reservations are required. Call or text 212-759-7535 and mention:
<ul><li>PATCH FACE for an aesthetic appointment</li><li>PATCH TMJ for a functional TMJ appointment</li></ul>
Individual recommendations require an appropriate clinical evaluation.
Luxury Dentistry NYC 328 East 75th Street New York, NY 10021 <a href="https://www.luxurydentistrynyc.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.LuxuryDentistryNYC.com</a>

Local Event: EMFACE Demo Day: Facial Aesthetics & Functional TMJ Care

EMFACE Demo Day: Facial Aesthetics & Functional...

Discover the two distinct applications of EMFACE during a reserved, complimentary *20-minute appointment at Luxury Dentistry...

EMFACE Demo Day: Facial Aesthetics & Functional TMJ Care

Eighth Church of Christ, Scientist, New York City

Friends and neighbors, 
We invite you&nbsp;to a free talk&nbsp;--The Science of God and its Power to Heal Us&nbsp;&nbsp;--&nbsp;at&nbsp;Eighth Church of Christ, Scientist 103 E. 77th St. (Park &amp; Lex)
ALL ARE WELCOME
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Local Event: The Science of God and its Power to Heal Us - A Talk on Christian Science

The Science of God and its Power to Heal Us - A...

Friends and neighbors, 
We invite you to a free talk --The Science of God and its Power to Heal Us  -- at Eighth Church of...

The Science of God and its Power to Heal Us - A Talk on Christian Science

Theatre Row

This is "how to stop an anti-Semite". My father was one. They stopped him cold.
Tickets:&nbsp;<a href="https://unitedsolo.org/the-21st-annual-united-solo-theatre-festival/run-out-of-town/?utm_source=gemini" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">unitedsolo.org/the-21st-annual-united-solo-theatre-festival/run-out-of-town/?utm_source=gemini</a>

Local Event: Run Out of Town

Run Out of Town

This is "how to stop an anti-Semite". My father was one. They stopped him...

As New Yorkers prepare to choose their governor this November, what are the forces shaping the race — and the future of the state?
As part of our ongoing State of New York series, 92NY invites candidates for city and state elections to present their vision for New York’s next chapter in a conversation with 92NY CEO Seth Pinsky.
First elected Nassau County Executive in 2021, Bruce Blakeman has made public safety, taxes, affordability, and opposition to a number of Albany policies central to his tenure. Before becoming County Executive, he served as a Hempstead Town Councilman, a Nassau County legislator and presiding officer, and a commissioner of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Now, as he campaigns for governor against incumbent Kathy Hochul, Blakeman&nbsp;has put forward&nbsp;an agenda focused on lowering taxes and the cost of living, changing state energy policy, and pursuing a more aggressive approach to crime and public safety.
In a wide-ranging conversation, Blakeman and Pinsky will discuss what Blakeman sees as the successes and challenges of his tenure in Nassau County, what he believes New York’s government is getting right — and wrong — and his vision for the future of our state.
Part of 92NY’s commitment to convening substantive conversations about the people and ideas shaping public life, this program does not constitute an endorsement of any candidate or campaign.

Local Event: FREE! 92NY State of New York with CEO Seth Pinsky: New York’s Gubernatorial Candidate Bruce Blakeman

FREE! 92NY State of New York with CEO Seth...

As New Yorkers prepare to choose their governor this November, what are the forces shaping the race — and the future of the...

FREE! 92NY State of New York with CEO Seth Pinsky: New York’s Gubernatorial Candidate Bruce Blakeman

Discover the two distinct applications of EMFACE during a reserved, complimentary *20-minute appointment at Luxury Dentistry NYC.
*The time displayed marks the beginning of that day’s availability. Individual 20-minute appointments are offered throughout the day and must be reserved in advance.
<h3><a href="https://luxurydentistrynyc.com/emface-nyc/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">EMFACE Aesthetics</a></h3>
Learn about non-invasive facial muscle toning, lifting and definition for the cheeks, forehead, eye area and under the chin.
Guests who begin an aesthetic package of four or more sessions will receive a $250 treatment credit.
<h3><a href="https://luxurydentistrynyc.com/emface-functional-nyc/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">EMFACE Functional</a></h3>
Learn how EMFACE Functional may be incorporated into the care of patients experiencing jaw tension, clenching, muscle soreness and TMJ-related discomfort.
During your appointment, you can see the technology, discuss your concerns with our team and learn what a typical treatment series involves.
Espresso, coffee and light refreshments will be available.
Advance reservations are required. Call or text 212-759-7535 and mention:
<ul><li>PATCH FACE for an aesthetic appointment</li><li>PATCH TMJ for a functional TMJ appointment</li></ul>
Individual recommendations require an appropriate clinical evaluation.
Luxury Dentistry NYC 328 East 75th Street New York, NY 10021 <a href="https://www.luxurydentistrynyc.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.LuxuryDentistryNYC.com</a>

Local Event: EMFACE Demo Day: Facial Aesthetics & Functional TMJ Pain Care

EMFACE Demo Day: Facial Aesthetics & Functional TMJ Pain Care

See the history and hear the stories of the many lives and transformations of this beautiful Manhattan neighborhood.
We will spend two hours exploring the historic neighborhood of Turtle Bay. From the site of the original bay and why it was named for Turtles, we will see how the area transitioned from bucolic Loyalist farms to a smelly industrial center to a gentrified swanky home of celebrities to the international center it is today.
The tour covers about 1.7 miles of walking and covers an area from East 47th Street to East 54th Street between the East River and Third Avenue. I will point out a variety of celebrity homes, street murals, and historic sites.

Local Event: Walking Tour of Historic Turtle Bay

Walking Tour of Historic Turtle Bay

See the history and hear the stories of the many lives and transformations of this beautiful Manhattan neighborhood.
We will...

Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan

Join author Ron Segal in conversation with Sam Sussman for the official launch of his new book, Delicate. This engaging literary event marks the eve of Jewish Book Month and is presented in partnership with NU Reads.

Local Event: An Evening With Debut Author Ron Segal in Partnership with Jewish Book Council and JCC Manhattan

An Evening With Debut Author Ron Segal in...

Join author Ron Segal in conversation with Sam Sussman for the official launch of his new book, Delicate. This engaging...

An Evening With Debut Author Ron Segal in Partnership with Jewish Book Council and JCC Manhattan

53 East 79th Street @Madison Avenue

Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PMThis year marks the 25th anniversary of the landmark The Penguin Book of the Sonnet: 500 Years of a Classic Tradition in English. Join its anthologist, poet Phillis Levin, along with Jonathan Galassi, Shane McCrae, Diane Mehta, Jason Schneiderman, and Tom Sleigh for an evening celebrating one of poetry's most enduring lyric forms. Drawing connections between classic sonnets and their own work, the poets will read favorite poems from across the centuries and reflect on the sonnet's continuing vitality, with remarks on the tradition by Jonathan Galassi. Audience questions and sonnet requests will be welcomed, and light refreshments will be served.

Local Event:  A Celebration of the Sonnet

 A Celebration of the Sonnet

Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PMThis year marks the 25th anniversary of the landmark The Penguin Book of the Sonnet: 500 Years of a...

Most of us have them: a gifted perfume that isn't quite our scent, a foundation in the wrong shade, a skincare set still in its wrap. Instead of letting them expire in a drawer, residents across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut can now swap them.
Swap My Beauty is a new, free community where members swap new, factory-sealed beauty products they don't use: makeup, skincare, fragrance, hair care and more. There's no buying and no selling. Members list what they don't use, get matched with someone nearby who wants it, and ship with prepaid, tracked labels.
Only new, sealed products can be listed, and every listing is checked before it goes live.
The community is now open in the New York Tri-State area. Members who join by December 31 and list three products get their first swap fee-free.
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Dance/NYC Celebrated 14 Years of Dance Advocacy at Annual NEW YORKERS FOR DANCE

OCT

27

9:00 AM

Dance/NYC, 218 E 18th St, New York, NY

Teatro Grattacielo Receives National Endowment for the Arts Grant

NOV

7

7:00 PM

The Flea Theater, 20 Thomas St, New York, NY

Putting AI in Its Proper Place: What to Automate, What to Keep Human

NOV

11

6:00 PM

Theater Resources Unlimited, 520 8th Ave, New York, NY

92NY Harkness Dance Center Presents Bridgman | Packer Dance: Ghost Factory, New York City Premiere

NOV

20

7:00 PM

92NY, 1395 Lexington Ave, New York, NY

Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival presents Netta Yerushalmy: MOVEMENT

JAN

6

7:30 PM

Alice Tully Hall, W 65th St, New York, NY

Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival presents Heidi Latsky Dance: Days of Awe

JAN

9

7:30 PM

Alice Tully Hall, W 65th St, New York, NY