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04 Jun, 17PastArt Deco on the Upper East Side: A Walking Tour
Straight from the source of the "definitive guide to New York City's Art Deco architecture," veteran tour guide Anthony W. Robins will help uncover the…
20 May, 17Past“Modern” Times: A Walking Tour
The Upper East Side boasts Modern and Post-Modern designs by some of the most prominent architects of the mid-twentieth century and beyond.
Learn the language of buildings and how you can…
30 Oct, 16PastEast River Vistas: Architecture and Changing Lifestyles in Yorkville
Once home to bucolic farmland, the eastern edge of Yorkville was dotted with clapboard farmhouses and country houses, and later transformed into an industrial hub…
18 May, 16PastThe “Spirit” of the Gilded Age
Come for a drink as we talk about high society with author Esther Crain of The Gilded Age in New York, 1870-1910. [lgc_column grid="70" tablet_grid="50"…
15 May, 16PastThe Upper East Side’s Czechoslovak Heritage: A Walking Tour
Until the 1940s, a portion of Yorkville's First Avenue was known as "Little Bohemia." The heart of the area was home to Bohemian, Moravian, and…
10 May, 16PastAnarchist’s Guide to Historic House Museums: A Book Talk
Join Franklin Vagnone, Principal of Twisted Preservation: Cultural Consulting and co-author with University of North Carolina Architecture & Urban Design professor Deborah Ryan as they…
30 Apr, 16PastYorkville: A Celebration of Home
What was it like to live in Yorkville when 86th Street was known as German Broadway, when the smell of hops from the Ruppert and…
01 Nov, 15PastA Taste of Yorkville
First settled by German immigrants in the late 18th century, Yorkville later became a hub for immigrants of Hungarian, Czech, and Irish descent as well.…
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