Event List

In 1956, the game show Twenty-One premiered and was played honestly but ended as a “dismal failure” when the contestants could not answer the questions correctly.  As a result Twenty-One became rigge

While virtually everyone recognizes the classic Uncle Sam “I Want You” poster, very few people fully understand its wartime significance.

We invite you to step into lush, magnificently designed gardens and experience a variety of historic eras and fascinating cultures – through a digital “visit” to some of Westchester’s fabulous public gardens.

Before the movies learned to talk, they learned to sing, and within a few short years of the early talkie revolution, the Hollywood studios cranked out elaborate musicals for a music-mad public.

Chocolate is more than a treat—it’s a 4,000-year journey through culture, science, art, and innovation.

In this presentation Joseph will guide you on a visual voyage, traveling the Hudson River’s length from its source in the Adirondack Mountains to its mouth at New York Harbor, including a breathtaking night view of Manhattan from atop the World Tr

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Those who live and work in NYC or have just visited surely notice the very regular grid of numbered streets and avenues that make it easy to get around much of Manhattan.

Speaker Evan Weiner will transport us back in time and discuss what was going on 100 years ago in 1926. It’s the Jazz Age and speakeasies are the rage as Americans want alcohol.