NYC events calendar for 2017
Find the best things to do all year with our NYC events calendar of 2017’s coolest events, including parades, concerts, films and art exhibits
If you’re looking for a fantastic event to attend today, this weekend or in the coming months, look no further than our NYC events calendar for 2017. Our calendars are chock-full of fantastic annual holiday happenings like the Village Halloween Parade, Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular and more. If you’re looking to unleash your inner culture vulture, we’ve included our top picks for the best art shows. And, if you want to attend an awesome concert, we have all the best show listings. All you need to do is buy the tickets.
Plant-Based Riot! A Vegan Comedy Show For Reproductive Health
Tender Trap May 11th 8PM $5
All proceeds to Planned Parenthood
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Welcome Employers and Job Seekers!!
World’s biggest Tech Startup Job Fair is coming back to New York - Free tickets: http://bit.ly/TechFairNYCWhether you are looking for a job or recruiting, Tech Startup Job Fair is the place to be!
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Armagnac is the oldest brandy distilled in France. And it's about time that we here in the US know it better. Wine Lovers of NYC is helping that along by having a fantastic(and low-cost - only $35) tasting guided by May Matta-Aliah, an official Armagnac Ambassador. She will present 6 wonderful Armagnacs, ending with a couple of single vintages, in addition to a welcome Armagnac Punch. This promises to be a fun and educational adventure into one of the greatest brandies of France that still remains a well-kept secret to most...but not for long.
When: Sunday November 13, 2-4 PM
Where: Pierre Loti Union Square 53 Irving Place at 17th Street between Park Avenue South & 3rd Avenue, New York, NY 10003
Ticket Price: $35
Sing up at http://www.wineny.com/intro-to-armagnac.html
How can I list an event of an organization inviting the public to an open meeting about historical fiction?
MEETING NOVEMBER 29 AT 5:45 at JEFFERSON MARKET LIBRARY
SIXTH AVENUE AT WEST 10 STREET
The Historical Novel Society--New York Chapter will host a special, open meeting, featuring editor, writer, and teacher Beena Kamlani, sharing her insights on enriching writing and novels. She contends that the best kind of historical fiction is contemporary, daringly modern, and convincing at the same time. She will show how a writer’s imagination, powers of invention, and the facts of her subject’s life play together, enticing readers who are increasingly interested in knowing more about royals, artists, political figures, and ordinary people of other times and places. Her talk will deal with the skills the writer needs to create characters, set firmly within their own times but made real—authentic, flawed, fallible, and above all, deeply human. We should show our characters through their foibles, disappointments, hopes, and accomplishments. The writer of fictional biography must take care that relatively well-known characters are authentic and their actions and choices plausible, while reaching far corners that biography cannot.
Beena Kamlani has held editorial positions at Oxford University Press, Harper & Row, Random House and both the Viking and Penguin imprints of the Penguin Group at Penguin Random House, where she has edited and developed a wide range of books, working with writers inluding Saul Bellow, Terry McMillan, Frederick Barthelme, Kim Edwards, Garrison Keillor, s, William T. Vollmann, Paul Beatty, David Leavitt, and Blanche Wiesen Cook and the translator Robert Fagles. She was an associate professor of publishing at New York University, where, she taught the craft of editing and received NYU’s award for teaching excellence. She now teaches at Hunter College.She is also an award-winning writer of fiction and an essayist.
The New York Mineralogical Club gem and mineral show is in November - educational, family-friendly, affordable and in Midtown! Here are details about the Saturday/Sunday event:
I recently took the art museum tour while visiting New York City and it was phenomenal. The Shady Ladies Tours of the Metropolitan Museum. It was fun, interesting and educational. Highly recommend it!
This is super overwhelming. All I want is to see events on specific dates... why is that sooooo hard to find :(
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Nice. Thanks a lot
I am only in the city for 4 days and want to restrict my search to that time period.
How do I do this?
Bill
What about an actual calendar? You know, where things are listed by date?
There are some good options here but I wish they had listed the Valentine's Dome Double Feature event happening at MoMA PS1 Friday night. A friend just told me about it and it seems like a lot of fun to see two awesome movies(Some Like it Hot and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) with friends or a date for only $10. It is definitely another great option for anyone without Valentine's day plans.