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31 Oct, 26UpcomingUpper East Side Modern
Modern architecture lovers, rejoice! The Upper East Side isn’t just Beaux-Arts grandeur and historic townhouses, there is a fascinating modernist story hiding in…
07 Nov, 26UpcomingThe Bustle of 1920’s Harlem: How the West 130s Became the Center of Music, Art, Literature, Organizations, Clubs, Real Estate and more
In the 1920s, Central Harlem became one of the most remarkable square miles in American cultural history. The area held an extraordinary concentration…
08 Nov, 26UpcomingKleindeutschland: The East Village
Join FRIENDS and Lower East Side Preservation Initiative (LESPI) for a walking tour of the Bowery and East Village Historic District, exploring the…
15 Nov, 26UpcomingKleindeutschland: Yorkville
Join FRIENDS and Lower East Side Preservation Initiative (LESPI) for a walking tour of Yorkville’s East 80s, where generations of German and Austro-Hungarian…
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24 Oct, 26PastDivine Design: Religious Architecture and Community in Yorkville
Join FRIENDS and architectural historian Gregory Dietrich as he leads a walking tour of Yorkville’s most hallowed sites. Spanning East 90th to East…
14 Oct, 26PastDowntown and Uptown: How The Tenements of Lower Manhattan and Yorkville Redefined Affordable Housing in New York
Join FRIENDS and Village Preservation for a virtual tour exploring the remarkable history and architecture of New York City’s historic tenements. Often dismissed…
10 Oct, 26PastCentral Park’s Northern End
Join FRIENDS and Ginny Poleman for an exploration of the quieter side of Central Park on a guided tour of its northern end—where…
07 Oct, 26PastCelebrating 45 Years of FRIENDS!
Join us for a festive evening celebrating 45 years of preserving the architectural legacy, livability, and sense of place of the…
19 Sep, 26Past“Our Crowd” in Carnegie Hill
Due to popular demand, we’re bringing this beloved walking tour back this fall! Since the end of the 19th century, elite Jewish families…
24 Jun, 26PastExploring the Gilded Age Mansions Off Fifth Avenue
Often overlooked, the Gilded Age mansions off Fifth Avenue that still stand today now serve as private clubs, consulates, art galleries, and one…
17 Jun, 26PastCentral Park—What’s Up North?
Join FRIENDS and tour guide Ginny Poleman for a walking tour of the less-populated northern end of Central Park—a quiet, peaceful respite from…
06 Jun, 26PastYorkville: Northeast Exposure
This new walking tour with FRIENDS and architectural historian Matt Postal examines the far East 80s and 90s. Heading east from Second Avenue,…
16 May, 26PastOn/Off Park
Join FRIENDS and architectural historian Matt Postal for a stroll up Park Avenue. Learn how electrification of the New York Central Railroad in…
25 Apr, 26PastUpstairs Downstairs
This walking tour with FRIENDS and architectural historian Matt Postal examines the Upper East Side in all its variety, from the finest tree-lined…
08 Apr, 26Past44th Annual Meeting and Awards–sold out
SOLD OUT Every year, we look forward to gathering with members and friends to celebrate and recognize the fine restoration, renovation, and…
21 Mar, 26Past“Our Crowd” in Carnegie Hill
Since the end of the 19th century, many elite Jewish families have called Carnegie Hill home. Join FRIENDS and architectural historian Matt Postal…
