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Featured Events at 92NY

In Person

December 06 | 2:00 PM

Richard Goode, piano

In Person

December 04 | 7:00 PM

Doug Varone and Dancers

Steve Earle, Christina Baker Kline, and Jana Prikryl: Muldoon’s Picnic

In Person

November 30 | 7:00 PM

Steve Earle, Christina Baker Kline, and Jana Prikryl: Muldoon’s Picnic

Featured Classes at 92NY

In Person

December 06 | 11:00 AM

Paper Marbling

Family Workshop: Tick-Tock, Make a Clay Clock! (Ages 4+)

In Person

November 22 | 10:00 AM

Family Workshop: Tick-Tock, Make a Clay Clock! (Ages 4+)

Ask Rabbi David: An Open Conversation with Rabbi David Ingber

In Person

November 18 | 12:00 PM

Ask Rabbi David: An Open Conversation with Rabbi David Ingber

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Belfer Center for Innovation & Social Impact

The 92nd Street Y, New York is a world-class cultural and community center where people all over the world connect through culture, arts, entertainment and conversation. For over 150 years, we have harnessed the power of arts and ideas to enrich, enlighten and change lives, and the power of community to repair the world.

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The 92NY Center for Culture & Arts, a historic cornerstone of New York’s cultural landscape, continues to define the city’s creative pulse. With its unmatched talks, world-class concerts, innovative dance, literary events, and dynamic arts education, it remains a vital force in global culture.

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In a world where community is more essential than ever, The 92nd Street Y has made it the cornerstone of its mission for 150 years. Today, our community stretches beyond borders, connecting individuals from every corner of the globe. We embrace people of all faiths, backgrounds, and beliefs, creating a vibrant, inclusive space where generations come together and bonds are formed.

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Featured Events Today at 92NY

In Person

December 06 | 2:00 PM

Richard Goode, piano

In Person

December 04 | 7:00 PM

Doug Varone and Dancers

In Person

November 30 | 7:00 PM

Steve Earle, Christina Baker Kline, and Jana Prikryl: Muldoon’s Picnic

Literary

Lawrence Wright with Preet Bharara: Redemption

Nik Cohn with Ben Ratliff: Corner Boy

Maira Kalman: Joy

The Sun Also Rises at 100: Maya Hawke, Sarah Pidgeon, Richard Schiff, Dominic Sessa, Will Harrison, Jay McInerney, Thomas Beller, Titus Welliver, and Joy Sunday

Susan Orlean with John Wilson: Joyride

Laurence Leamer with Derek Blasberg: Ladies’ Man — The Careless Heart of John F. Kennedy

Janet Reitman in Conversation with George Packer: The Inheritance

Kim Ghattas with Richard Engel: The Best Kind of American

Michael Gorra with Brenda Wineapple: The Storytellers

David Treuer: The Savage Mind

Douglas Smith with George Langnas: The City Without Jews

Ben Macintyre with Graydon Carter: Redwood

Anand Giridharadas with Tina Brown: Man in the Mirror

Ayad Akhtar with Robert Downey Jr.: The Radiance

Robert Kolker with Susannah Cahalan: The Vanishing Family — Love, Fate, and the Quest to End Dementia

Robert Harris with Christopher Buckley: Agrippa

Jim Shepard with Alex Edelman: The Queen of Bad Influences

Sebastian Barry with Fintan O’Toole: The Newer World

Jill Bialosky with Marie Howe: Mock Heart

Sam Roberts with Kai Bird: Are They Dead Yet?

Alison Lurie at 100: with Bruce Handy, Joanna Rakoff, and Micah Perks, moderated by Cody Upton

Carlo Rovelli with David Kaiser: On the Equality of All Things

Laurie Anderson, A.M. Homes, and Sophie Cabot Black: Muldoon’s Picnic

Francis Fukuyama with Shadi Hamid: In the Realm of the Last Man

Danielle Crittenden with Andrew Solomon: Dispatches from Grief

Pamela Colloff with David Grann: Catch the Devil

Emily Eakin with Adam Gopnik: The Frenchmen

Emily Wilson with Sarah Ruhl: The Odyssey Onscreen

Sigrid Nunez with Vivian Gornick: It Will Come Back to You

Nathaniel Rich with Kyle Chayka: Cloudthief

Ruth Ozeki with Hannah Tinti: The Typing Lady

James Ellroy: Red Sheet

Ron Chernow: Mark Twain

Brad Gooch with Daphne Merkin and Molly Jong-Fast: Good Morning Moon

Andrea Wulf: The Traveler

Andrew Sean Greer with Alexandra Schwartz: Villa Coco

Jayne Anne Phillips: On Girlhood

Susan Cheever and Molly Jong-Fast: Literary Bloodlines

Mary Beard with James Romm: Talking Classics

Sloane Crosley and others: The Collected Stories of Katherine Mansfield

Jon Krakauer with David Grann: Into Thin Air, Thirty Years On

Joana Avillez, Susan Orlean, Josh Safdie, Alex Vadukul, and Scott Schomburg: Joseph Mitchell’s NYC