Event List

Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) was in Arles, in the south of France in 1888 and ’89 with a vision of establishing an artist’s colony. This led to a brief visit by fellow painter Paul Gauguin.

Join Ron Brown as he continues his series on Lost Cities, with his presentation on Great Zimbabwe: The lost city in the heart of Africa.

Join David Hymowitz, licensed social worker, and a professor at Hofstra University and at Stony Brook University, as he explores the impacts of loneliness.

In celebration of Asian American Heritage Month, join museum educator, Alice W. Iglehart for a talk on Isamu Noguchi, architect, sculptor, and furniture designer.

Join Dennis Raverty as he explores Chinese painting from the Song Dynasty.

Join Ron Brown as he continues his series on lost cities.  In the mountains of Bolivia Spanish colonizers stumbled across a mountain of silver that made the kings and queens of Spain the richest people in the world.

The Frick Collection, in NYC recently underwent a major renovation and enhancement project making critical updates and additions to its historic space.

Natural habitats diverse in animals and plants are key to addressing climate change and the resulting mass extinction crisis.

With its unprecedented access to information, the digital age is a blessing and a curse. Never before have people had so much information at their fingertips. But information overload can be overwhelming, even paralyzing.

With its unprecedented access to information, the digital age is a blessing and a curse. Never before have people had so much information at their fingertips. But information overload can be overwhelming, even paralyzing.

Following a multiyear renovation, The Metropolitan Museum of Art is reopening its suite of galleries dedicated to the Arts of the Ancient Americas, Africa, and Oceania in the Michael C.

In recognition of the Juneteenth holiday, join Adjunct Professor and TV and film historian Sal St.

As part of the Library’s celebration of Pride Month, join Award-Winning Director, Stephen Nachamie as we celebrate the life and work of Broadway’s Harvey Fierstein - and Mr.

As part of the Library's celebration of Pride Month join Roger Rosen as he takes a closer look at the current status of Pride Month.  The Stonewall Uprising took place 56 years ago, and for many, Pride Month is a given.

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Join award winning teacher and art historian Dennis Raverty as he explores the work of iconic French painter Jacques Louis David and the politics of art during social upheaval.

Join Professor Ron Brown as he continues his series on lost cities and civilizations.  No place in the world has inspired more legends of Lost Cities than the Amazon Jungle.

Join historian and author Monica Randall as we celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Based on Ms.

Join Tennessee Walt as he takes us on a musical journey through the songs of Kris Kristofferson, regarded by many as the greatest songwriter in the history of country music.

Join TV and film historian Sal St. George for a multimedia presentation exploring the iconic career of Julie Andrews, star of screen and stage.  

The Maldive Islands resemble a string of beautiful jewels strewn across a large section of the Indian Ocean.

Join Tanisha Mitchell as she explores the comic opera The Barber of Seville by Gioacchino Rossini.