BFA Studio Art: Senior Thesis Exhibition
BFA Studio Art: Senior Thesis Exhibition spills into 34 Stuyvesant Street with bold, immersive works by graduating artists—color, form, and fearless exploration in Chelsea-adjacent New York spaces.
Robert Rauschenberg’s New York
Exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York (opening 2026-04-19) showcasing Robert Rauschenberg’s work and its relationship to New York through collages, prints and installations.
Create-athon: Game Making
Join Create-athon: Game Making for an interactive, hands-on workshop at Lincoln Center. Learn game design basics, prototyping techniques, and collaborative workflows in a practical session for aspiring developers and designers.
Hell Gate Walking Tour (Randall's Island NYC)
Explore Hell Gate's perilous history on a guided outdoor walk along Randall's Island, tracing the East River currents and legends that once terrified sailors. Learn local lore from a knowledgeable guide while taking in waterfront views and historic sites.
Laser Cutter Workshop: Cut and Etch Your Own Designs
Join a hands-on workshop at NYC Resistor to learn how to operate a laser cutter and cut/etch your own designs. This practical session covers safety, machine setup, vector design, materials, and finishing touches. Ideal for makers looking to add laser-cutting skills to their toolkit.
Eduardus Halim Master Class
Eduardus Halim Master Class at 181 Mercer Street invites you into an intimate New York vocal session, where a legendary tenor guides technique, language, and operatic nuance in real time.
Improv For Communication Skills
Join a practical improv workshop at Brooklyn Brainery to boost communication skills through spontaneous games, quick thinking, and collaborative exercises in a friendly, low-pressure NYC setting.
The Shanghai Quartet
The Shanghai Quartet performs a refined chamber-music evening at Lincoln Center, delivering intimate ensemble interplay and refined technique in a renowned NYC venue. This classical string-quartet concert promises immersive listening and top-tier performances in a prestigious cultural setting.
ARCANA
ARCANA screens at Anthology Film Archives in New York for an intimate film-screening evening. A curated program of arcane cinema in a historic venue, offering cinephile charm, archival reels, and thought-provoking storytelling.
PIERRE CLÉMENTI PROGRAM
A curated Pierre Clémenti program at Anthology Film Archives in NYC, presenting a selection of provocative European cinema associated with the actor, in a retrospective that will appeal to cinephiles and fans of experimental film.
THE WEALTH FIELD: RESTORING THE FLOW OF ANCESTRAL ABUNDANCE
Join Meera Mohan April for a transformative evening at Maha Rose Center for Healing in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, as you explore the Wealth Field and restore the flow of ancestral abundance through guided meditation and healing practices.
Poetry vs. Hip-Hop National Poetry Month Tour
Poetry vs. Hip-Hop brings a dynamic clash of verse and rhythm to City Winery NYC as part of a National Poetry Month Tour. Featuring Queen Sheba, Malik Yusef, and Abiodun Oyewole, the show blends intimate spoken-word with bold hip-hop in the Loft of City Winery.
Hamlet at BAM starring Hiran Abeysekera
Hiran Abeysekera stars in a witty, contemporary Hamlet at Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) in New York City, running Apr 19–May 17, 2026—a sharp, modern Shakespearean take in BAM's iconic indoor venue.
Eugene Onegin
Immerse yourself in Eugene Onegin at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City, where a luminous cast, lush Tchaikovsky textures, and a gilded stage fuse for a grand, unforgettable evening from USD 39.
Gothic Secrets: Witch Trials
Join a literature reading at the New York Society Library for a gothic thriller by the author of The Bequest, as a grieving archivist uncovers a link between disappearances and a town’s witch-trial history.
CEO Roundtable with Mr. Nobuhiro Torii
Join CEO Nobuhiro Torii for an exclusive roundtable at the Japan Society in NYC. A high-level panel on leadership, strategy, and cross-border business, with networking among senior professionals.
Fall 2026 Registration Begins
Fall 2026 Registration Begins at New York University launches a brisk campus-wide conference kickoff, guiding students through sessions, booths, and networking amid ivy halls and urban energy.
Emerging mCDR governance issues at the London Convention & Protocol
An online webinar examining emerging mCDR governance issues under the London Convention & Protocol. The session reviews past decisions and outlines open legal questions, offering insights into how international maritime law may apply to climate-related carbon removal.
Risk, Resilience, & Returns: Biodiversity as Competitive Edge for Business
Online lecture tied to Columbia's MS in Biodiversity Data Analytics program, examining how biodiversity analytics translate climate risks into measurable business resilience and competitive advantage for firms.
Proseminar: Dr. Aimee Hilado presentation
Proseminar: Dr. Aimee Hilado presents in the Kimball Block, 246 Greene St, New York, NY—a thoughtful lecture on current research with lively discussion in a classic campus setting.
Inga Richter Seminar Series: Dr. Shino Murakami
As part of the Inga Richter Seminar Series, Dr. Shino Murakami delivers a scholarly talk at Hunter College (WCMC) in New York City. This university seminar offers insights into the presenter’s field and venue, ideal for students and professionals seeking intellectual engagement.
"The Wandering Jew in Israel, 1952-1955"
Columbia hosts Prof. Yair Mintzker for a scholarly lecture tracing the origin of the Wandering Jew in Israel during 1952–1955. The talk surveys the anonymous 1602 pamphlet and its reception, exploring memory, exile, and how religious stigma travels through history.
Sustainability in the Age of AI: Harnessing AI for Climate Impact
Join a Columbia panel examining how artificial intelligence can accelerate climate solutions. Moderator Marco Tedesco guides experts through practical AI applications, sustainability strategy, and the policy and ethical questions surrounding climate-tech. A timely, university-level discussion on the planet's future.
Lecture: “Did Dorothy Day Fail the Black Freedom Movement?”
This historical lecture at Fordham’s Walsh Library examines Dorothy Day's role in the Black Freedom Movement, using David Evans' Damned Whiteness to explore the complexities of white Christian allyship. A rigorous, idea-driven session that challenges conventional narratives about race, faith, and social change.
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