Green Light New York is hosting a panel discussion on our city's lighting systems, regarding the issues of public surveillance and energy consumption.
The annual Museum Mile Festival offers free admission to some of the world's finest art collections during extended evening hours.
Attend the June GreenHomeNYC Green Careers meeting to learn about careers in sustainability from professionals with relevant experience in the government sector.
The White Roof Project, in collaboration with SolarOne and Green Drinks NYC, will be hosting a Mega Efficiency Party to showcase the organization’s energy efficiency tips, products, services, and affiliated companies.
Come check out the world’s largest rooftop farm in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard!
Revelry By the River is Solar One’s annual Awards Dinner and a celebration of sustainability in New York City. Each year, Revelry honors individuals and companies leading the way in improving New York City’s environmental quality.
Join The Asia Society for an exclusive preview of a yearlong investigation by Mother Jones and Climate Desk into China’s nascent fracking boom, followed by discussion of China’s energy future moderated by Climate Desk producer James West, in conversation with Mother Jones reporter Jaeah Lee, Asia Society’s Orville Schell, energy adviser Ella Chou, and Gasland director Josh Fox.
Learn how to raise chickens in the city!
NYC Audubon experts lead the way as you marvel at quirky but logical bird behavior and delicate feathers in exquisite patterns.
Queens residents hankering for outdoor exercise classes should head to Socrates Sculpture Park, where on weekends throughout the summer free yoga, Tai Chi, and kayaking and canoeing will be offered.
Courtesy of Madison Square Park Conservancy The Madison Urban Club for Kids (M.U.C.K.) has officially launched! This horticultural workshop series is designed to provide local…
The Red Hook Food Vendors will open for the 40th year in a row, serving up Mexican, Guatemalan and other Latin American fare at the soccer fields and park on Clinton and Bay Streets in Brooklyn,