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The first poetry slam ever in New York City was held at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe in 1989, and 20 years later, we've become part of the cultural history of this city, still going strong. Today's Nuyorican Poetry Slam is the result of our tradition of ... read more
Join us on YouTube Live for the first ever concert streamed live from inside our historic 97 Orchard Street! We are partnering with the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research to bring you a night exploring New York City in the Yiddish imagination with mu... read more
Come check out the Nuyorican's most popular weekly event! Watch professional poets perform and our Wednesday night Slam winners spit! Judges of our Friday Night Slams are 5 randomly chosen members of our audience (in other words, it could be you!). ... read more
The Cloisters offers Gallery Talks and other programs for adults at noon and 2:00 p.m. every Saturday and on the first Sunday of each month, year-round. These talks are free with Museum admission and do not require reservations. Due to limited galler... read more
The Goat Reboot is an urban farming program that focuses on sustainable animal husbandry. We provide the following tips on how to take care of your farm animals. First, it's important to keep them warm and dry at all times during the winter months. M... read more
Morning Glories, a new children's program at the parish of Trinity Wall Street, seeks to connect our youngest community members with an internal place to go on the journey ahead of each of us. Music, exploration of the church garden, arts and crafts,... read more
Join the Tenement Museum on YouTube Live for a free virtual book talk with Andrew Strombeck, author of DIY on the Lower East Side: Books, Buildings, and Art after the 1975 Fiscal Crisis, in conversation with the Tenement Museum’s Retail Marketing Ass... read more
NYC-Urbana hosts weekly poetry slams at the Bowery Poetry Club. We're a quirky and eccentric series, and even though we've featured some of the biggest names in poetry--Billy Collins, Patricia Smith, Galway Kinnell, Saul Williams, and almost every na... read more