Category: Events

A Beloved Event Goes Virtual: “SummerStage Anywhere”

Mike Mishkin May 29, 2020 Arts & Entertainment, Events No Comments

A digital version of a beloved warm weather event, “SummerStage Anywhere” will launch on Saturday, June 6th at 7pm, with additional performances taking place during Read More...

Summer on the Hudson Goes Virtual

Mike Mishkin May 29, 2020 Events No Comments

Limits on social gatherings will not keep neighbors of one New York City park from enjoying the fun of public programming. Nearly every day in Read More...

Bridge is Back at the JCC!

Mike Mishkin May 26, 2020 Events, Sponsored 24 Comments

Join the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan’s online Bridge classes and learn from Peter Steinberg and his team of experts! Stimulate your brain and hone your Read More...

Celebrating Shavuot with The JCC!

Mike Mishkin May 21, 2020 Events, Sponsored No Comments

Since 2005, the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan has celebrated the Jewish holiday of Shavuot with its Tikkun Leil Shavuot, opening its doors to more than Read More...

Chalk Art Easter Egg Hunt in Central Park

Mike Mishkin April 11, 2020 Events No Comments

The Church of the Heavenly Rest has created a chalk art Easter egg hunt in Central Park. Families are free to enjoy this unique attraction Read More...

Virtual Passover Seders by the JCC

Mike Mishkin April 8, 2020 Events, Community No Comments

The Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan is hosting a number of virtual Passover seders in the coming days. All seders are either free or very inexpensive. Read More...

Town Hall: “Retail Challenges on the Upper West Side” (TEMPORARILY POSTPONED)

Mike Mishkin March 10, 2020 Events No Comments

This event is temporarily postponed. We’ll provide an update once it is rescheduled. The Business & Consumer Issues Committee (BCI) of Community Board 7 is Read More...

Free Event: Lost Movie Houses of the Bloomingdale Neighborhood

Mike Mishkin March 9, 2020 Events No Comments

During the 20th century there were 16 movie theaters in the Bloomingdale area. Now the only one that remains standing is the Metro (formerly the Read More...

How to Love and Challenge Our Religious Communities

Mike Mishkin March 2, 2020 Events, Sponsored No Comments

What does it mean to be a faithful Christian, Muslim, or Jew in this political climate? What happens when you interpret those moral obligations differently Read More...

Mary Poppins in Concert

Ysabel Cacho March 1, 2020 Arts & Entertainment, Events No Comments

Here’s some supercalifragilisticexpialidocious news: The New York Philharmonic Orchestra will present Mary Poppins In Concert this May, conducted by David Newman. Fans of the 1964 Read More...