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Step into the age of alchemy and explore works in the Science History Institute’s exhibition, "Fire and Gold: The Art of Alchemy."
An intimate, immersive performance with musicians from The Bridge under Bill Brady's kinetic sculptures.
Discover Another New York New York with this tour and historically-inspired wine tasting!
Artists Luci Jockel and Amy Boone-McCreesh discuss their practices with curator Dany Chan on opening day.
The Smithsonian's resident jazz orchestra celebrates a century of jazz giants.
A farewell day of art-making, dance, music and talks.
An immersive sound installation exploring Jewish contributions to music, with guest audio curators and DJs.
Eleven hand-woven tapestries and sculptural weavings on emancipation, labor and sanctuary in the Chesapeake Bay region.
Explore the artistry of traditional Japanese paper-making with Human Body Watermarks, led by artist Mami Takahashi.
A beginner-friendly yoga series taught by Rhya Moffitt. In collaboration with Arts + Public Life and Spiritual Life.
Explore Green-Wood’s remarkable history and stunning landscape on this free, hour-long trolley tour.
Join the Urban Park Rangers to explore cooking traditions in pre colonial and colonial New York.
Celebrate the closing reception of Off the Page, an exhibition exploring the relationship between art forms through the Jessica Damen's work
Whether it's your first visit to Green-Wood or your hundredth, this walking tour offers a fresh look at one of NYC's most iconic landmarks.
Join us at Gerber/Hart LGBTQ+ Library & Archives for a conversation with Susan Stryker about her new book, Changing Gender
Discover the art and philosophy of Kintsugi — the Japanese practice of repairing broken pottery with gold — in this all-level, hands-on work
A curator-led look at how Tibetan and Nepalese Buddhist art expresses impermanence.