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Hamilton, a ground-breaking musical featuring Black and Latino actors playing the founding fathers won 11 Tony awards. Hamilton, who as an immigrant became the first Secretary of the Treasury and founded the U.S.

Sonia Delaunay was an avant-garde artist who spent her life experimenting with the language of color and abstraction. She developed a varied practice, giving equal weight to design and fine art.

Baseball first popped up in the American culture in the mid-19th century but it was not until the mid-1880s that baseball achieved a level of prominence away from the field.

Join accomplished NYC food tour guide and home ice cream maker Erik Hodgetts for this fun and informative presentation to learn about:

After the Nazi rise to power in 1933, the new government commenced its conservative cultural policy with breathtaking rapidity, closing the world-famous Bauhaus school of design, firing curators sympathetic to modern art from state museums, and or

Our busy lives often leave little time to focus on matters related to our aging. It’s important, however, to set aside time to plan for what’s ahead — now more than ever. Join elder law attorney Lauren C. Enea, Esq.

While classic Hollywood had its fair share of human actors, many memorable animal stars also enjoyed success and the appreciation of audiences all over the world. Join Film Historian Dr.

With severe weather events becoming more frequent and more extreme, it is more important than ever that New Yorkers are prepared for disasters.

Professional traveler Chris McCormack returns to talk about his experiences traveling through Iceland. Not only will he share his stories but also, useful apps, websites, and the different options you have to explore Iceland.

Some say George Gershwin “Brought jazz into the concert Hall”. But what does that really mean? And what other styles might he have touched and possibly altered?

Join local Author, Seamus Mullarkey as he talks about his latest book.

A nationally-known adventure travel journalist for The Washington Post, National Geographic, The Los Angeles Times, and The Boston Globe, Peter Mandel hunts his stories and photos in the world's far corners, including Antarctica, India, Egypt, Pat