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Featured Event
A Place at the Table
Presented by New York City Coalition Againt Hunger
Special VIP Screening and Panel Discussion Series on New Hollywood Film on Hunger in America: “A Place at the Table”
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Cinema
20
PAWS NY Fundraiser
Presented by PAWS NY
PAWS NY is a nonprofit organization,
and our mission is to preserve, support,
and nurture the human-animal
bond for New York City's most
vulnerable residents. Tickets are now on
sale for our upcoming fundraiser, and
everyone's invited!
To purchase tickets, please visit our
website at
http://pawsny.org/pawsny2013annualev
ent/
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Categories:
Community
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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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
Digging Deep: The Influence of Garden Literature
Presented by The Garden Conservancy
Southern gardens conjure up images of live oak allées dripping with Spanish moss, formal boxwood parterres, colorful banks of azaleas, and signature plants such as camellias, dogwoods, and magnolias. Many of these elements prevalent in different regions of the South are actually based on landscape traditions in England, France, and Italy, popularized via a host of botanical and gardening books over the past several centuries, from colonial times to the modern era.
Garden creators who looked to period literature for inspiration included two icons of the eighteenth century, Thomas Jefferson and George Washington. Jefferson coveted his copy of Batty Langley’s Pomona: or, the Fruit-Garden Illustrated . . . (1729) and used it when developing his orchard at Monticello. George Washington owned Langley’s New Principles of Gardening (1728), which influenced the design of the grounds at Mount Vernon. And both men also relied on Philip Miller’s seminal eighteenth-century work, The Gardeners Dictionary.
In a few other examples, nineteenth-century nurseryman Jarvis Van Buren embraced the work of Andrew Jackson Downing (1815-1852) when he created his manor, Woodlands, in Clarkesville, Georgia in the late 1840s; and the influence of the writings of William Robinson (1838-1935) is still visible today at Reynolda in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, along the estate’s entrance drive.
Cherokee Garden Library director Staci Catron (short bio) will be covering a variety of such books that influenced Southern landscape design.
The lecture coincides with the concurrent exhibition, “Gardening by the Book: Celebrating 100 Years of The Garden Club of America,” on display in the lecture hall of the Grolier Club through July 27, 2013. The significant books mentioned above are just a few of the works that will be featured in the exhibition, selected from the Garden Club of America’s own collection of rare publications. 2013 marks the 100-year anniversary of the GCA. Scroll through a gallery of images from the exhibition.
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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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Categories:
Programs
22
Bike Night at the Brooklyn BRewery
Presented by BRAKING AIDS Ride
Fundraiser and Registration night for the BRAKING AIDS Ride!
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Community, Performances
Partners
CITY LIMITS EVENTS
Defining Brooklyn Launch
City Limits celebrates the launch of its March 2011 issue: Defining Brooklyn.The 35th Anniversary Celebration
City Limits celebrates its 35th Anniversary at BMCC in Tribeca.Brooklyn Bureau Launch
The Brooklyn Bureau launch as part of Social Media Week 2012.Tackling Poverty
The Tackling Poverty Series at Galapagos Art Space in the DUMBO section of Brooklyn.Tackling Poverty (Manhattan)
City Limits & the Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness
