Storefront for Art and Architecture NY director Eva Franch will discuss contemporary forms of radical practice in a world dominated by consumer culture, user experience oriented interfaces and disarticulated expertise.
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.
Naturalist Gabriel Willow combines a multimedia presentation with an outdoor walk to illustrate the challenges faced by plant and animals during the chilliest months.
Have fun creating arts and crafts projects using different discarded everyday materials, turning them into new beautiful items.
NYC Parks Urban Park Rangers will be your guides to the solar system, discussing the science, history and folklore of the universe.
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.
Attend a grant-writing and garden design workshop!
In this engaging lecture, "Abundant Access: Public Transit as an Instrument of Freedom," Jarrett Walker will leads audiences beyond some of the distractions that sometimes…
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.
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.
Duck inside for a free movie series now showing at recreation centers in Brooklyn.
Come to this workshop to learn about ways to lengthen your gardening season.
he work of Columbia Universities Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP) professor Amale Andraos and alum Dan Wood has taken them from New York City’s Lower East Side to St. Petersburg, Russia, where WORK architecture company's master plan for a cultural center on New Holland Island transforms existing warehouses into a “city within a city,”
The Architectural League in its Current Work program presents the work of significant international figures, who powerfully influence contemporary architectural practice and shape the future of the built environment.
Take a look back at the beginnings of street art in NYC.
Bring clean, reusable, portable items such as clothing, house wares, games, books, & toys that you no longer need, and take home something new-to-you, free!
Learn about everyday weather events including lightning and thunder, clouds and the water cycle, and hurricanes and other extreme storms.
What better time to learn about wildlife and bird migration than at the fist sign of spring! Kids can make bird feeders then take them home to discover and observe wildlife right outside their own back window.
BAM welcomes celebrated astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson to host a live edition of his immensely popular talk show, StarTalk Radio.
Come to this workshop to learn about ways to lengthen your gardening season.
Learn how to prepare, plant, maintain, and harvest a bed of baby greens.
This lecture will focus on the resilience efforts underway in New York City.
One by one, cities around the world are making the commitment to divest from fossil fuels and we want New York City to be a…
The New York Composting Project of the Bronx will help you learn the essentials of composting.
This annual, one-day TEDx event explores the food system as we shift to a more sustainable way of eating and farming.
The Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea will host the fourth annual NYC Vegetarian Food Festival on March 1, which promises vegan fare from over 100 vendors, and features speakers ranging from doctors to comedians.
Learn about the 250 species of birds that call Prospect Park home.
NYC Parks Urban Park Ranger hiking guides will introduce you to the hidden gems of New York City and places often off limits to the general public.
Presentation by leading water scientist Dr. Gerald Pollack on his new discoveries on the transformative power of water.