New York by New York

The monthly seminars led by award-winning designer Nelly Ben Hayoun, question, debate, and modernize Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.

Your culinary experience begins with two appetizers, followed by an entrée, and concludes with dessert.

Celebrate the return of The Affair with specialty drinks, wine tastings, and bites.

Sip Bluestone Lane coffee while exploring the curated selection of seven Australian fashion labels.

Randi will discuss her latest work Pick Three: You Can Have It All (Just Not Every Day).

There are six interactive rooms with many photo opportunities.

There’s even a body wrap that burns 1,500 to 3,000 calories in one session (hello, bikini!).

Cheers to a month of unlimited free coffee, tea, and espresso drinks!

To be enjoyed with chef Nick Anderer’s crackly-crusted pizzas all day, every day.

The performance features a selection of works played by the International Contemporary Ensemble with pianist Cory Smythe.

Celebrate the warmer weather with a cocktail or glass of rosé on one of their 1920s-style yachts.

See artists like Liz Phair and Soccer Mommy and discussions with Instagram and Google X.

Enjoy live music while you sip wine and cocktails.

Try original tacos from your favorite local chefs and an unlimited open bar with tequila cocktails and beer.

Enjoy an open bar, navigate your way through a globe-trotting array of tastings, and get your groove on while DJ Reborn spins.

This hidden garden oasis just beyond the city’s borders, promises an evening where ancient mythology and modern legends entwine.

NYC’s original food hall is celebrating 78 years on the Lower East Side with its annual block party.

Tracy Morgan, Claire Danes, Liev Schreiber, Samantha Bee, Hilary Duff, and so much more talent will be part of this year’s Vulture Festival.

New York’s hottest and hippest literary gala includes a cocktail party, dinner, silent auction, and the Moth’s signature Moth Ball storytelling show.

Unlimited food and drinks from Jacob’s Pickles, Birdbath Bakery, Rosa Mexicano, Jing Fong, Sarabeth’s Kitchen, and more.

During dinner and dessert, musicians and audience members get the chance to mingle and meet.

They’ll discuss how this generation of active citizens is making their voices heard around the country, new projects, and hopes for the future.

Join us at the PEN World Voices literary festival for a private advance reception featuring Jennifer Egan, Barry Jenkins (Moonlight), and more.

NYxNY members enjoy a special discount on all non-matinee tickets to the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival.

Get complimentary tickets to one of the world’s most prestigious annual photography events.

Join Brooklyn-based illustrator Kaye Blegvad at Tictail Market for the launch of her book, Dog Years.

Ira Glasser, head of ACLU 1978-2001, and Norman Siegel, director of NY Civil Liberties Union 1985-2000, reflect on the historical & ongoing struggle.

Lenny Letter editor Jessica Grose, Jezebel EIC Koa Beck, and writer Ashley C. Ford discuss feminism & other social-justice movements.