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Sat May
18
American Museum of Natural History Presents: Milstein Science Series: Whales
Presented by American Museum of Natural History
The oceans are home to about
80 species of whales, and over
the centuries cultures from
around the world have both
hunted and revered them. But
what is the plight of these
unique creatures? Go inside a
45-foot, life-size replica of
a humpback whale; explore
hands-on activities; meet
scientists, and more, in this
family program.
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Categories:
Museums, Programs
21
Cooperative Conversions, 101.
Presented by ASSOCIATION FOR NEIGHBORHOOD & HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
Cooperative Conversions, 101.
Goldstein-Hall, PLLC.
Most Affordable Housing
Developments are rental
projects. But Limited Equity
Cooperatives have a long
history in New York City as
well. Learn a basic overview
of this structure, as well as
current opportunities for
limited equity cooperative
conversions through government
programs.
Register Free for This
Training @
http://www.anhd.org/trainingsa
ndevents/green
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Categories:
Community, Programs
21
Cooperative Conversions, 101.
Presented by ASSOCIATION FOR NEIGHBORHOOD & HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
FREE! MAY 21, 2013.
Cooperative Conversions, 101.
Goldstein-Hall, PLLC. Most
Afford-able Housing
Developments are rental
projects. But Limited Equity
Cooperatives have a long
history in New York City as
well. Learn a basic overview
of this structure, as well as
current opportunities for
limited equity cooperative
conversions through government
programs. Register Free for
This Training!
View details
Categories:
Programs
21
Cooperative Conversions, 101.
Presented by ASSOCIATION FOR NEIGHBORHOOD & HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
FREE! MAY 21. Cooperative
Conversions, 101.
Goldstein-Hall, PLLC. Most
Afford-able Housing
Developments are rental
projects. But Limited Equity
Cooperatives have a long
history in New York City as
well. Learn a basic overview
of this structure, as well as
current opportunities for
limited equity cooperative
conversions through government
programs.
View details
Categories:
Community, Programs, Theater
22
Word for Word: The Fate of the Species with Fred Guterl and Jeffrey Kluger
Presented by Bryant Park
Fred Guterl, The Fate of the Species: Why the Human Race May Cause Its Own Extinction and How We Can Stop It
In conversation with senior writer at Time magazine Jeffrey Kluger (Apollo 13)
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Programs
22
All about K-POP
Presented by The Korea Society
The Korea Society examines the
growth of K-POP and the
landmarks for Korean wave in
the United States.
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Programs
22
Fusion Fest
Presented by Women's Health Magazine
Women’s Health Magazine and
Exhale Spa Invite you to
“Fusion Fest” in New York
City!
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Programs
22
Public Talk with Lama Ole Nydahl
Presented by Diamond Way Buddhist Center NYC
Noted Buddhist author shares Tibetan
Teachings on how to relate to our
mortality without fear.
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Programs
22
The Wall Street Journal Tech Café
Presented by The Wall Street Journal
On Wednesday, May 22nd, the Wall
Street Journal will present its
first-ever New York City-based Tech
Café at Think Coffee.
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Categories:
Programs
28
American Museum of Natural History Presents: Astronomical Phenomena Revealed with Jackie Faherty
Presented by American Museum of Natural History
What types of astronomical
phenomena are observable from
Earth? In this program, Museum
research scientist Jackie
Faherty uses the power of the
Dome’s Zeiss IX Projector and
the Museum’s Digital Universe
Atlas to simulate numerous
exciting celestial phenomena.
From transits of the inner
planets, to partial and total
solar and lunar eclipses, she
will simulate events you
should expect and when you can
expect to see them.
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Museums, Programs
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City Limits celebrates the launch of its March 2011 issue: Defining Brooklyn.The 35th Anniversary Celebration
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