ERA Accelerator Demo Day
ERA Accelerator Demo Day showcases the accelerator's top startups as they pitch to investors and mentors. Expect rapid-fire pitches, live product demos, and networking with founders in a dynamic, high-energy tech-entrepreneurship showcase.
UI Design with Figma: Build Reusable Components | 3 Hour Workshop
Participate in a 3-hour hands-on workshop at General Assembly NYC to master UI design with Figma, building reusable components and exploring AI-assisted design techniques.
La Voix humaine with Barbara Hannigan
A prestigious classical recital at Lincoln Center starring Barbara Hannigan in La Voix humaine. This intimate French monodrama combines dramatic storytelling with pristine vocal color in a concert hall renowned for its acoustics.
'This is the Only Kingdom: A Novel'
This is the Only Kingdom: A Novel—Jaquira Díaz discusses the book and its powerful mother-daughter love letter, joined by Edwidge Danticat at Lenfest Center for the Arts (615 W. 129th St.), introduced by Sarah Cole for a warm Columbia Arts evening.
Steven Kroon Latin Jazz Septet with Carla Cook
Experience an intimate yet dynamic Latin Jazz evening at Lincoln Center as Steven Kroon leads his Latin Jazz Septet with renowned vocalist Carla Cook. Expect vibrant Afro-Cuban-inflected rhythms, melodic horn lines, and soulful vocals in a world-class NYC venue.
Jets Draft Night & Fan Fest
Join the New York Jets for Draft Night and a Fan Fest presented by Verizon across multiple NYC locations on April 23. The outdoor celebration runs 4 PM–10 PM with Jets updates, fan activities, and a food-festival vibe that brings football energy to the Big Apple.
New York Philharmonic @ David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center
New York Philharmonic raises the bar at David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center, filling the hall with lush orchestral color and world-class precision for a quintessential NYC classical night.
Mozart, Foote, & Raff
Chamber Music Society presents Mozart, Foote, and Raff in a refined chamber program at Lincoln Center in New York City. An intimate, virtuosic evening of classical repertoire in one of NYC's premier concert halls.
Catherine Lacey & Ben Lerner: New Salon in Conversation with Darin Strauss
Catherine Lacey and Ben Lerner discuss their work in conversation with Darin Strauss at NYU's Lillian Vernon Creative Writers House on Apr 23, 2026.
Sculptures in Step
Hands-on sculpture sessions in the Makerspace at the Children's Museum of Manhattan invite all ages to create dynamic sculptures across weekend and weekday slots, blending play, texture, and collaborative art in a family-friendly setting.
Buena Vista Social Club
From Broadway's bright lights to New York soul, Buena Vista Social Club fills The Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre with sun warmed Afro Cuban grooves, legendary melodies, and a shared dance between generations that makes the house hum.
Mindfulness-Based Vinyasa Yoga with Hunt Parr
Join Mindfulness-Based Vinyasa Yoga with Hunt Parr at the Global Center for Academic and Spiritual Life, where breath, balance, and compassionate focus meet in a serene New York setting, offering accessible wellness for body and mind.
Florence + The Machine - Everybody Scream
Florence + The Machine bring their dramatic indie-pop spectacle to Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Apr 24, 2026 — a lush, emotional live show for fans of sweeping vocals and theatrical arrangements.
Carlos Vives
Carlos Vives headlines a high-energy Latin pop concert at Madison Square Garden in New York, delivering vibrant rhythms, upbeat hits, and crowd-pleasing performances inside the iconic indoor arena.
Bert Kreischer
Stand-up icon Bert Kreischer headlines a late-evening show at the Beacon Theatre in New York City. Expect high-energy storytelling, bold jokes, and crowd work in a historic, elegant venue—a classic New York comedy night.
SITM Presents: Fireside Chat with ADELA
Join SITM for an intimate fireside chat with ADELA, rising UMG artist currently opening for Demi Lovato. At NYU's Iris & B. Cantor Film Center, the discussion explores her journey from Dream Academy to independent artistry, and navigating the modern music industry with candor and insight.
18th Annual ReelAbilities Film Festival: New York
The 18th ReelAbilities Film Festival: New York screens inclusive cinema at Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan from April 23–30, 2026. This NYC festival spotlights disability-centered films, engaging audiences with screenings, talks, and discussions in a welcoming, accessible setting.
Earth Day 2026: Climate & Environmental Justice in New York City
A conference exploring climate-driven health and environmental justice in New York City, hosted by the Columbia Climate School in partnership with the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce.
Once More, Like Rain Man — Virtual Screening & EPIC Players Workshop
Virtual screening of Once More, Like Rain Man, followed by an EPIC Players workshop, presented by ReelAbilities at Lincoln Center. This program blends accessible cinema with an interactive performance workshop, exploring autism representation and creative engagement in NYC.
The Wound Where Light Enters
A multimedia theatre performance at Hunter College that reinterprets Rumi’s poetry through music, live drawing, and spoken text. Silkroad Ensemble collaborators weave sound and imagery into a contemplative meditation on displacement, grief, and resilience.
Calum Scott
Calum Scott headlines Terminal 5 in NYC with Jamie Fine, delivering soulful pop ballads and soaring hooks across the high-ceilinged, industrial venue that crackles with late-night energy.
Book Launch: Gal Beckerman with George Packer
Gal Beckerman discusses his latest work in conversation with George Packer at Greenlight Bookstore in NYC. This intimate book-launch features a curated discussion, audience Q&A, and a signing, set in the welcoming ambience of an independent bookstore.
Food for Humanity Seminar Series: Andrew Berardy
Join the Food for Humanity Seminar Series at The Forum, Columbia University, for a talk by Dr. Andrew Berardy on sustainable food systems that fuse climate science with food security research. Explore how climate resilience informs policy, partnerships, and practical solutions shaping global food systems.
Finding Refuge at Bryn Mawr: Emmy Noether
This talk traces Emmy Noether's exile from Nazi Germany and its impact on mathematics and refugee memory, linking Holocaust history to modern academia. Presented in person and online at Queensborough Community College, with ties to the Kupferberg Holocaust Center.
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