The new exhibit will amaze visitors as they journey through nine galleries breathtakingly eye-to-eye with sharks, rays and hundreds of species of ocean wildlife. As you explore the exhibit, the wondrous world deep below the ocean surface is revealed, whether it is in the Coral Reef Tunnel, The New York Bight or the dark and mysterious Hudson Canyon’s Edge with large sand tiger sharks, sandbar …

One of the original Stonewall protestors discusses growing up as a gay man, his experience at Stonewall, and his legacy.

George Chauncey talks about the upcoming sequel to his book "Gay New York: Gender, Urban Culture, and the Making of the Gay Male World, 1890-1940."

Author and Columbia University history professor George Chauncey will give a presentation examining post-war NYC’s gay culture and politics based off his book, "Gay New York: Gender, Urban Culture, and the Making of the Gay Male World, 1890-1940."

The author Cat Winter celebrates the release of her new novel "The Raven’s Tale," about a 17-year-old Edgar Allan Poe, in conversation with Andrea Janes, founder of the Boroughs of the Dead: Macabre New York City Walking Tours.

A free comedy show happening every Monday night, with a guest lecturer each week teaching audience members how to do something stupid and utterly useless.

A new take on the Ali Baba story from "The Thousand and One Nights."

The new exhibit will amaze visitors as they journey through nine galleries breathtakingly eye-to-eye with sharks, rays and hundreds of species of ocean wildlife. As you explore the exhibit, the wondrous world deep below the ocean surface is revealed, whether it is in the Coral Reef Tunnel, The New York Bight or the dark and mysterious Hudson Canyon’s Edge with large sand tiger sharks, sandbar …

Lisa Brandwein leads a discussion on her personal experiences growing up as a Jewish refugee in Shanghai 80 years ago. Part of the "Jewish Refugees in Shanghai" series and exhibition.

Author Russell Shorto will give a lecture on ‘New Netherland,’ the 17th-century Dutch colony of New York, based off his book, "The Island at the Center of the World."

Come join Russell Shorto, author of The Island at the Center of the World, as he (virtually) roams the Hudson River from New York City to Albany, bringing the Dutch period back to life.

A town hall-style debate looks at the writer H.P. Lovecraft’s racism and how it affects his legacy.

William Shakespeare’s "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar," staged by director Shana Cooper and set in the modern era.

Dan Tepfer creates visuals and soundscapes in realtime using algorithms to produce a duetting partner on a self-playing piano, along with improvised three-dimensional virtual reality images.

Discussion about the role of investigative journalism in democracy and the work of The Intercept over the past five years, featuring editor-in-chief Betsy Reed, co-founding editor Glenn Greenwald, co-founding editor Jeremy Scahill, senior correspondent Naomi Klein, D.C. bureau chief Ryan Grim, investigative journalist Liliana Segura, and columnist Mehdi Hasan.

Catch the once in a lifetime thrill-a-minute spectacle of sight, sound and soul for the entire family. UniverSoul Circus offers an incomparable experience for live-entertainment lovers, bringing showgoers and performers together closer than ever before in an inclusive, jovial and soulful atmosphere.

The new exhibit will amaze visitors as they journey through nine galleries breathtakingly eye-to-eye with sharks, rays and hundreds of species of ocean wildlife. As you explore the exhibit, the wondrous world deep below the ocean surface is revealed, whether it is in the Coral Reef Tunnel, The New York Bight or the dark and mysterious Hudson Canyon’s Edge with large sand tiger sharks, sandbar …

Join 40 of NYC’s hottest chefs, bartenders, and sommeliers or the food event of the season in support of No Kid Hungry’s work to end childhood hunger in America.

Alan Burchell discusses how to add grass to New York’s 40,000 acres of roof space.

Live recording of Bon Appétit’s"Red Sauce America" podcast, featuring readings, food, and drinks.

A festival of 12 short films, eight of them shot entirely in Brooklyn. Ticket holders can also visit a free cocktail hour at the HiO City Point store at 5:30 pm.

William Shakespeare’s "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar," staged by director Shana Cooper and set in the modern era.

Afro-cuban funk soul singer brings his blend of island sounds and funk to National Sawdust.

Longtime dance partners and improvisers Laurie Berg and Bessie McDonough-Thayer loop around each other.

Longtime dance partners and improvisers Laurie Berg and Bessie McDonough-Thayer loop around each other.

A trivia night with with drink specials and prizes.

The Chicago-style stand up showcase features Rob Cantrell, Kate Willet, Ricky Velez, Saurin Choksi, and more.

Catch the once in a lifetime thrill-a-minute spectacle of sight, sound and soul for the entire family. UniverSoul Circus offers an incomparable experience for live-entertainment lovers, bringing showgoers and performers together closer than ever before in an inclusive, jovial and soulful atmosphere.

The new exhibit will amaze visitors as they journey through nine galleries breathtakingly eye-to-eye with sharks, rays and hundreds of species of ocean wildlife. As you explore the exhibit, the wondrous world deep below the ocean surface is revealed, whether it is in the Coral Reef Tunnel, The New York Bight or the dark and mysterious Hudson Canyon’s Edge with large sand tiger sharks, sandbar …

Bring clean, reusable, portable items such as clothing, housewares, games, and books that you no longer need, and take home something new-to-you.