New York Minutes is a conversation with artists, architects, scholars, curators and collectors on the status of new museums, collecting practices, and the roles of architecture and the cities in which these institutions are lodged.
Discuss the rights New York citizens have as consumers when it comes to knowing how their food is produced.
Buy & trade seeds, browse catalogs, study design plans, learn about compost, find planting information, and talk with gardeners.
The Transportation Alternatives Bronx Activist Committee is kicking off a new campaign to transform Westchester Avenue into a safer street for cyclists and pedestrians.
Bring the whole family to meet the turtles of New York with Lorri Cramer, N.Y. State Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator and Turtle Specialist.
Yoga to the People is a unique yoga studio with the goal of recapturing what we consider to be the essence of yoga… simply put, yoga made available to everyone.
Kettlebell, Core and Conditioning is a strength and conditioning class that will elevate your heart rate, build muscle, increase flexibility and burn fat.
Duck inside for a free movie series now showing at recreation centers in Brooklyn.
Considering the Quake: Seismic Design on the Edge explores the intersection between the aesthetics of architectural form and the technicality of structural design, through the lens of earthquake engineering.
This Q&A session provides the practical tips, advice, and encouragement you need to take composting to the next level, whether you are just starting out or have been digging in for years.
A day full of fitness classes at Marcus Garvey Park, which includes yoga, spinning, kettlebell, kickboxing and Zumba.
Take a look back at the beginnings of street art in NYC.