Lily Allen
British pop singer Lily Allen headlines Madison Square Garden in New York. Expect witty lyrics, punchy hooks and a high-energy arena show as she performs hits from her catalog in a vibrant production that fills the famous NY venue.
Gilad Hekselman
Jazz night at Village Vanguard features Gilad Hekselman leading a quartet with Brad Mehldau on piano, Thomas Morgan on bass, and Marcus Gilmore on drums. A refined NYC club setting highlights virtuosic improvisation and lyrical melodies from a stellar jazz lineup.
The Neighbourhood @ Madison Square Garden
The Neighbourhood electrifies Madison Square Garden with their moody indie-pop sound, turning NYC's iconic arena into a glow-drenched, crowd-melting night where brass tones meet synth-laced anthems.
Tue/Apr 14Nick Offerman: Big Woodchuck
Nick Offerman brings his Big Woodchuck stand-up show to The Town Hall for an evening of sharp, deadpan comedy and storytelling.
Climate Comedy Show
Climate-themed comedy night at Brooklyn Botanic Garden—laugh at the climate crisis, dance to a live DJ, and celebrate the paperback launch of Ayana Johnson's What If We Get It Right: Visions of Climate Futures.
What Happened Was
What Happened Was presents a razor-sharp, intimate one-man show at Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre in NYC. This engaging piece blends storytelling with humor and insight, set in a stylish off-Broadway venue, with tickets starting at $195.
DAX: Data Science and AI Exchange 2026
DAX 2026, hosted by Columbia's Data Science Institute, is a cross-sector conference at Lerner Hall that gathers academics, industry leaders and government voices for a candid exchange on responsible AI. Attendees will explore opportunities, governance, and real-world implications of deploying AI responsibly.
Citizen Journalism Workshop: Reflect. Reimagine. Resist.
Citizen Journalism Workshop: Reflect. Reimagine. Resist. lights up 726 Broadway's 6th floor, guiding journalists through pitch, production, and publishing with iPhone rigs and two lights, shaping sharp, low-budget storytelling for today's media landscape.
DIY Grrrl: Reclaiming Girlhood in the 1990s
DIY Grrrl: Reclaiming Girlhood in the 1990s channels riot-grrrl defiance at 80 Washington Square East, blending zines, posters, and candid discussion in a lecture that celebrates DIY spirit and fearless female voices.
BEN & JERRY'S FREE CONE DAY 2026, NATIONWIDE
Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day returns with complimentary scoops at NYC locations as part of a nationwide celebration. On April 14, 2026, visit participating Ben & Jerry's shops in New York City to claim a free ice cream cone and join a joyful, family-friendly promo.
Let’s Botanize: Book Talk & Workshop
Join plant-science educators Ben Goulet-Scott and Jacob S. Suissa for a book talk and hands-on workshop at the New York Botanical Garden. Discover botanizing as a path to planetary care and gain approachable plant-care insights in an engaging, garden setting.
Watercoloring Spring Flowers and Buds
Explore spring greens and floral hues in a watercolor class at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Learn brushwork, color mixing, and composition as you paint blooms, guided by an instructor in a peaceful garden setting.
GREY GOOSE X THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA, NYC
Grey Goose partners with The Devil Wears Prada for a NYC food festival across Zuccotti Park and Manhattan West Plaza. This multi-location tasting runs April 14–23, 2026, offering bites and cocktails in iconic NYC spaces and a fashion-forward festival atmosphere.
Linked Ecologies: The Bronx River and the Thain Family Forest
This NYBG lecture unpacks the intertwined fate of the Bronx River and the Thain Family Forest, tracing centuries of culture, protection, and remediation. Learn how urban ecology, watershed management, and community stewardship converge in these iconic New York landscapes.
Miracle On South Division Street
A witty, heartwarming stage comedy about family secrets and belief, performed at The Frank Shiner Theatre in New York. This English-language production promises sharp dialogue, warm humor, and a memorable night of live theatre.
Nordic-US AI Leadership Summit
Nordic-US AI Leadership Summit gathers industry and policy leaders from Nordic and US tech sectors to explore AI strategy, governance, ethics, and cross-border collaboration. The one-day conference at 1 Manhattan West features talks on responsible AI, innovation, and enterprise adoption.
APRIL 14, 2026 AT 5:00 PM Lang Dean's Honor Symposium
Lang Dean's Honor Symposium at The New School on April 14, 2026 is an academic gathering of students and faculty showcasing research, presentations, and scholarly discussion.
Brave and Present Jam
A weekly improv jam at The PIT in New York, inviting brave performers to collaborate in the present moment with audience suggestions. Expect fast-paced scenes, bold character work, and a lively, intimate comedy experience that showcases NYC's improv scene.
Power Up Your Marketing with AI
Explore how artificial intelligence can power modern marketing in a free, hands-on class at General Assembly in New York City. Learn AI-driven strategies, tools, and practical tips to elevate campaigns and analytics in a professional workshop setting.
Lily Allen @ Radio City Music Hall
Lily Allen plays Radio City Music Hall on April 14, 2026 — an energetic pop concert from the British singer-songwriter featuring her well-known hits and lively live show.
Mark Harmon & Leon Carroll Jr. Book Event
A book event headlined by NCIS star Mark Harmon with Special Agent Leon Carroll Jr. across NYC venues. Attendees can meet the authors, hear about their work, and get autographs during the 6–8 PM session in April at various NYC locations.
Carnegie Hall: Alisa Weilerstein: Fragments
Carnegie Hall presents Alisa Weilerstein: Fragments, a poised cello recital that threads intimate contemporary pieces through the hall's gilded acoustics, delivering a luminous NYC concert experience.
Nick Offerman @ Town Hall
Nick Offerman brings dry, deadpan wit to Town Hall in Manhattan, turning a storied NYC stage into a woodsy, laughter-filled night of storytelling, clever riffs, and blue-collar charm.
Keep it Simple: Anti-Corruption Messaging in Wartime Ukraine
Columbia's Harriman Institute presents a lecture on whether governments can boost trust in anti-corruption efforts through information campaigns during wartime Ukraine. Timothy Frye leads the discussion, moderated by Jack Snyder, with researchers Gans-Morse, Huss, and Keudel sharing empirical findings. The talk explores messaging, effectiveness, and public perception.
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