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Burns Book Talk: The Education of Brett Kavanaugh |
In September 2018, the F.B.I. was given one week to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against Brett Kavanaugh, Trump's Supreme Court nominee. As Kavanaugh was sworn in to his lifetime position, many questions about his conduct remain unanswered. New York Times reporters Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly broke critical stories about Kavanaugh’s past, and their new book helps to fill in the blanks.
Join the Burns Center, the authors, and Cardozo Professor Jessica Roth for a discussion. |
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Live Debate: It’s Time to Expand Nuclear Power |
Join the award-winning radio and television program Intelligence Squared U.S. for a special keynote conversation with Bill Nye and John Donvan, followed by a live, Oxford-style debate featuring four experts on nuclear power.
Proponents claim that nuclear energy is the most effective way to combat climate change while still meeting the world's growing demand for energy. But its critics argue that expanding nuclear energy is dangerous, costly, and ill-advised. Should nuclear energy fuel our future? |
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Warm, Romantic Music from the Cold, Far North |
Keyboard Conversations® with internationally acclaimed pianist Jeffrey Siegel.
Heartwarming, beloved masterpieces--Grieg's humorous March of the Dwarfs; Nielsen's dreamy Meditation on Silent Night; Rachmaninoff's tender Daisies, a stormy Etude Tableau; Sibelius's poignant Evergreen; and Tchaikowsky's exuberant, high-voltage Polonaise.
Brilliant performances with captivating, entertaining comments & brisk, lively Q & A with the audience.
"An achievement of a sort seldom heard."
The New York TimesAmerican Scandinavian Foundation | Keyboard Conversations |
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New York City Wine Fest |
Wine Fest is your all access pass to hundreds of new wines from around the world. Travel the world of wine at the The Tunnel in New York City. Guests will enjoy wine samples for their entire session paired with live entertainment, food and interactive games.Saturday 1/25, two sessions:
1PM - 4:30PM and 6PM - 9:30 PM
(Link below for 2/8 event in Brooklyn) | | host: |
Fest Productions |
| where: | The Tunnel Nightclub
269 11th Avenue
New York, NY 10001 (map) |
| price: | $15-$70 |
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2/8 Brooklyn Wine Fest |
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Nomadic Matt Budget Travel Talk: NYC |
| Learn a bunch of budget travel tips from Nomadic Matt himself. He'll speak about how you can save money while you travel around the world! We'll have plenty of time for you to network and meet other travel lovers in this community. Come out to meet and mingle with like-minded travelers, have a beer, and make new friends. |
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NYC Startup Founders Social |
Shake off the holiday season and start 2020 with your fellow founders at BLACKBARN restaurant, across the street from Madison Square Park.
If you’re in the trenches, working on your startup and looking to network with others like you, this is the event for you! We're expecting over 100 startup founders to come, ready to swap stories and best practices with one another.
Delicious food and drinks will be provided by the sponsors Pilot, Rho Business Banking, and Routable. We hope to see you there! |
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Jack Lew and Raghuram Rajan on Politics and Public Institutions |
Columbia World Projects will host a public conversation between Secretary Jack Lew, the 76th Secretary of the Treasury, and Dr. Raghuram Rajan, the 23rd Governor of the Reserve Bank of India.
In an era of democratic crisis, political interests are weakening political institutions by changing the rules that govern them, bolstering efforts to undermine them. Secretary Lew and Dr. Rajan will offer their reflections on the role of independent monetary institutions in liberal democracies. |
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Healthcare Lecture Series: Impact of AI & Blockchain |
| A full day of educational lectures from industry luminaries on the impact of AI and blockchain in the healthcare space. Ample breaks for networking for those looking for deal making and opportunities. Meetup membership required. |
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Investor Interview Series + Networking |
Entre is hosting a special event geared towards the growing community of New York entrepreneurs, artists, creators, and innovators. Our event brings people together to openly discuss and share ideas with like-minded individuals. We welcome entrepreneurs of all types, start-ups of all sizes, industries, and stages to join us in finding the inspiration, resources, and friends that will make them successful.
Speaker today: Sim Blaustein, Partner of BDMI (Bertelsmann Digital Media Investments)Wednesday 2/5, 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
(future dates: 3/4, 4/1, 5/6, 6/3) | | host: |
Entre |
| where: | Microsoft
11 Time Square
New York, NY 10036 (map) |
| price: | $10 |
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NYC Networking Party for Creative, Tech, and Business |
| This is primarily a social event for creative, tech, and business professionals. Based on the idea of mingling like a singles event except for those seeking work and those seeking to hire. This event is dedicated for professionals looking to network with people outside their industry in a social environment. Find your next business partner or opportunity without the hesitation of interviews. |
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Rachel Eve Holmes, Soprano |
Rachel Eve Holmes is an American soprano whose performing career has taken her to Belgium, China, Italy, Austria, Canada, and the Czech Republic, as well as all over the United States. She will be joined by tenor Pedro Carreras and pianist Catherine Giel, presenting works by Bizet, Mascagni, Donizetti, Verdi, Puccini, and Jason Robert Brown. This performance marks Rachel Eve Holmes' DCINY Artist Series debut at Carnegie Hall.| Wednesday 2/12, 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM | | host: |
DCINY |
| where: | Carnegie Hall |
| dress code: | Corporate Casual |
| crowd: | All Ages |
| price: | $20-$50 |
| rsvp: | online
or call 212-247-7800
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| contact: | boxoffice@DCINY.org
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Perpetual Light |
DCINY celebrates Presidents’ Day Weekend with the works of English composer John Rutter. The Distinguished Concerts Orchestra and Singers perform under the baton of Maestro Jonathan Griffith. Miran Vaupotic will lead a chamber orchestra through works by Rain Worthington, Mark McEncroe, Arthur Gottschalk, and Sergio Cervetti.| Sunday 2/16, 8:30 PM - 10:30 PM | | host: |
DCINY |
| where: | Carnegie Hall |
| dress code: | Corporate Casual |
| crowd: | All Ages |
| price: | $20-$100 |
| rsvp: | online
or call 212-247-7800
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| contact: | boxoffice@DCINY.org
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Who Are The Brave: Music in Honor of President's Day |
DCINY celebrates Presidents’ Day with a program of patriotic and original works by American composer-conductors. The Distinguished Concerts Orchestra and Singers perform under the batons of Mack Wilberg (Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square), Joseph Martin, Robert Istad and Christopher Peterson, respectively.| Monday 2/17, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM | | host: |
DCINY |
| where: | Carnegie Hall |
| dress code: | Corporate Casual |
| crowd: | All Ages |
| price: | $20-$100 |
| rsvp: | online
or call 212-247-7800
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| contact: | boxoffice@DCINY.org
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The Music of Ola Gjeilo |
DCINY welcomes back composer-in-residence Ola Gjeilo to Lincoln Center for a refreshingly evening of contemporary music. Guest Conductors Brian Schmidt and Cameron LaBarr lead the Distinguished Concerts Singers International with Ola Gjeilo on piano. This performance will be webcast on the DCINY Facebook page.| Monday 3/16, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM | | host: |
DCINY |
| where: | Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center |
| dress code: | Corporate Casual |
| crowd: | All Ages |
| price: | $20-$100 |
| rsvp: | online
or call 212-721-6500
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| contact: | boxoffice@DCINY.org
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Calling All Dawns |
DCINY presents Grammy Award-winning conductor and composer Christopher Tin and the Distinguished Concerts Orchestra and Singers in the celebrated 12-part multi-language song cycle Calling All Dawns. Warren Cook leads Dan Forrest's Jubilate Deo, which draws from a wide spectrum of musical influences. The mission of Joliet Township High School (Illinois) is to empower every student to contribute positively to our community by providing a rigorous and personalized education. The Band is led by Don Stinson.| Monday 3/23, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM | | host: |
DCINY |
| where: | David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center |
| dress code: | Corporate Casual |
| crowd: | All Ages |
| price: | $20-$100 |
| rsvp: | online
or call 212-721-6500
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| contact: | boxoffice@DCINY.org
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