Indie Untangled is holding its sixth annual Rhinebeck Trunk Show! Kick off Rhinebeck weekend by browsing hand-dyed and custom-milled yarn, along with handmade and specially-designed products, from a select group of indie businesses.
Indie Untangled After Party
Tickets to the Rhinbeck Trunk Show are unfortunately sold out, but we still have some tickets available to the Indie Untangled After Party!
The Dutch Ale House in downtown Saugerties is the place to be on Friday evening! Even if you can’t make it to the big event, you can enjoy food, drinks and hanging with fiber friends old and new. Shop items from select trunk show vendors at Indie After Dark.
After Party 6-8 p.m. with Stephen West
Your $70 ticket includes dinner, a signature Indie Untangled cocktail (or the alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage of your choice), tax and gratuity, and access to the Indie After Dark pop-up.
Designer Stephen West will be at the Ale House to meet, greet and take photos!
After Party 8:30-10:30 p.m. with Denise Bayron
Your $70 ticket includes heavy appetizers, a signature Indie Untangled cocktail (or the alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage of your choice), tax and gratuity, and access to the Indie After Dark pop-up. Stitch and chat while enjoying live music.
Designer Denise Bayron will join us for a meet and greet and you’re encouraged to wear your Hatdana!
Please note: there are two locations
Indie Untangled address
Saugerties Performing Arts Factory
169 Ulster Ave.
Saugerties, NY 12477
After Party address
The Dutch Ale House
253 Main St.
Saugerties, NY 12477
About this Event
Pitchfork, the most trusted voice in music, and October, a leading beer culture website, present the third annual OctFest, a one-of-a-kind beer, music and food festival taking place on October 19th at Knockdown Center in New York.
Featuring performances from:
Parquet Courts, Mogwai, Screaming Females, Dungen (performs Ta Det Lugnt), Lower Dens, METZ, Duster, Priests, Empath, Control Top
Enjoy 2 stages of music and beer tastings from 50+ Breweries covering 6 continents. 18oz of beer samples are included in your ticket and more samples and full size options available are for purchase.
Beer Sampling Hours: 3pm-8pm Festival Hours: 3pm-11pm
For more information visit octfest.co
For national Dessert Month come discover the City’s best artisanal sweet-makers, all in one place! You’ll find everything from experimental donuts, handmade macaroons, creatively flavored peanut-butter cups, small-batch fudge with unique flavors, freshly baked cookies and cupcakes, and the most mouthwatering truffles and chocolates you’ve ever had. Everything will be to die for!
This special pop-up will take place inside NYC’s biggest and most diverse weekly market – Grand Bazaar NYC, indoors and outdoors. 100% of Grand Bazaar NYCs profits are donated to four local public school, benefiting over 2,000 children.
Be sure to come hungry and ready to shop local!
Free entrance.
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About Grand Bazaar NYC – http://www.GrandBazaarNYC.org/
Grand Bazaar NYC is the city’s biggest curated weekly market. Open every Sunday, all year-round, indoors and outdoors, filled with talented local artists, designers, and independent vintage and antique dealers selling one-of-a-kind, rare, and limited-edition art, fashion, collectibles, luxury vintage watches, handmade jewelry and furniture. Artisanal food vendors take care of any sweet and savory cravings.
Grand Bazaar NYC donates 100% of its profits to four neighborhood public schools, benefiting over 2,000 children.
VENDORS: Please apply via our website.
#GrandBazaarNYC
#SweetTreatsBazaar
The New York Highway Safety Symposium is New York State’s premier gathering of highway safety professionals from local, state, federal and private agencies who are involved in the effort to reduce deaths and injuries related to traffic crashes. The annual event attracts more than 300 leaders from local, state, federal and private agencies. These professionals attend the symposium to exchange information on current activities and new developments on the promotion of injury prevention programs.
Registration Options:
Full $325
Two Days $275
One Day $210
Fees are the same for regular attendees and speakers and include full symposium access and meals for the days of attendance.
Monday Reception Dinner
Tuesday Breakfast, Lunch and two Breaks
Wednesday Breakfast, Lunch and two Breaks
Thursday Breakfast
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NOTE: Regular registration rate cutoff date is 10/11/19; registrations made on or after 10/12/19 will be assessed a late registration fee of $50.
Registrations canceled on or before 10/1 will be refunded after 10/24, minus a $25 admin fee. No refunds after 10/1.
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Find updated Agenda, Lodging and other info at ITSMR.org.
For Exhibitor info contact Suzanne.Cirencione@co.ontario.ny.us
*ARIDE SPECIALIZED POLICE TRAINING STUDENTS AND INSTRUCTORS ARE INVITED TO CONTACT THE STATE COORDINATOR AT RENEE.BORDEN@DMV.NY.GOV FOR DETAILS.
We’re back in the Big Apple!
About this Event
Meet the Community
H2O World New York 2019 is an interactive community event featuring advancements in AI, machine learning and explainable AI. Thousands of attendees from around the world watch sessions from the makers behind H2O.ai, leading academics, and our customer community. Attendees discover the strategies and insights they need to accelerate their AI journey.
Join us to connect with the community and learn how to harness the full value of AI, machine learning, explainable AI, deep learning and data science from industry-recognized speakers.
Confirmed speakers include ADP, BLDS, Citi, Credit Suisse, Wells Fargo and many more!
Agenda at a Glance
8:00 AM – Registration & Breakfast
9:00 AM – Keynotes
10:45 AM – Break
11:00 AM – Keynotes
12:00 PM – Lunch & Networking
1:00 PM – Explainable AI Track, Business Track & H2O.ai Track Sessions
3:00 PM – Break
3:15 PM – Explainable AI Track, Business Track & H2O.ai Track Sessions
4:15 PM – Wall St. and AI Panel
4:45 PM – Diversity and Inclusion in Tech Panel + Explainable AI Panel
5:15 PM – Meet the Kaggle Grandmasters Panel
5:45 PM – Closing Remarks
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM – Reception & Networking
FAQs
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Please ensure you have a government-issued ID to enter the event. We will have a cocktail reception which will require those only 21 and above to attend as alcohol will be served.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
On Avenue of the Americas (6th Ave.) between West 53rd and West 54th Streets. 53rd street is west bound and 54th street is east bound. LaGuardia is 8 miles, JFK is 17 miles, Newark is 15 miles, Grand Central station is 15 minutes across town, Penn Station is 15 minutes downtown and Port Authority is 10 minutes downtown from New York Hilton Midtown.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No, please bring your government issued ID – that’s how we’ll verify your ticket.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Any questions? Send them to events@h2o.ai. One of our community unicorns will reach back out to you.
What is your Code of Conduct?
Please see our code of conduct here.
Venue
Many of New York’s most popular attractions are within walking distance of this Hilton Midtown hotel. Experience the buzz of Times Square, catch a Broadway show, or shop the day away on 5th Avenue. Radio City Music Hall, The Rockefeller Center, MOMA and Central Park are all just minutes away.
Now in its 28th year, the IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair is the largest and longest-running international art fair celebrating 500 years of printmaking, with 70 galleries and publishers from ten countries. The fair will take place in the I.M. Pei designed River Pavilion at the Javits Center in New York from October 23-27, 2019. All ticket proceeds benefit the IFPDA Foundation, which provides funding for curatorial internships, exhibitions, public programs, and scholarly publications.
TICKETS
Wednesday, October 23
Opening Night Reception, 5-9pm – $100 (FOR 2 – $150)
Thursday, October 24
Young Collectors Cocktails, 7-9pm – $35 (FOR 2 – $65)
*Run of Show tickets are discounted by $10 with the purchase of an Opening Night Reception ticket or Young Collectors Cocktails ticket. Present your ticket at the box office to receive your discounted Run of Show ticket.
Day Ticket, Thursday, October 24-Sunday, October 27 – $25
Senior/Student Ticket – $15
Run of Show Ticket – $50
PRESS: For Press Accreditation, please contact Lauren Cody at lauren.cody@sharpthink.com.
About this Event
SOFI TUKKER is the genre-defying duo of Sophie Hawley-Weld and Tucker Halpern celebrated for their inclusive and global perspective on electronic music and their work’s themes of liberation, unity, and self-empowerment. Their debut single “Drinkee” was nominated for a Best Dance Recording Grammy® which was followed by Best Dance/Electronic Album Grammy® nomination for their debut album Treehouse. SOFI TUKKER’s music has charted on every continent other than Antarctica and in 2018 they had a top 20 hit on US pop, alternative, and dance radio with “Best Friend”. The group has performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, CONAN, MTV’s TRL, and Last Call with Carson Daly. SOFI TUKKER are also passionate activists who have raised funds and awareness for Planned Parenthood, The Trevor Project, and the March for Our Lives.
Sofi Tukker have partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 from every ticket sold will go to NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans and their families that are affected by mental illness, as well as NAMI’s local affiliates who provide in-person support services, information and advocacy in their communities. www.nami.org
About this Event
Cześć, tu Sławomir!
Twórca, wokalista, wizjoner, aktor. Kreator nowego gatunku muzycznego Rock Polo, czyli połączenia muzyki tanecznej ze szlachetnym rockowym brzmieniem. Osobowość telewizyjna, prowadzi cykle w programach: „Pytanie na Śniadanie” TVP2, Fura Gwiazd w „Dzień Dobry TVN” oraz „Śląska Karuzela” dla TVS. W jego teledyskach występują największe gwiazdy. Małgorzata Socha, Ewa Kasprzyk, Krzysztof Kiersznowski, Lech Dyblik, Witold Dębicki oraz legendarna Grupa Vox.
Po raz pierwszy słynne już przywitanie “Cześć, tu Sławomir” mogliśmy usłyszeć 24 lutego 2014 roku, kiedy to w sieci, na oficjalnym kanale artysty pojawił się pierwszy film z jego udziałem. W zaledwie trzy miesiące od premiery „Megiery”, Sławomir został zaproszony na Sopot Hit Festiwal, gdzie wystąpił jako gwiazda. Narodziny nowej muzycznej legendy z zapartym tchem oglądały tysiące ludzi w Operze Leśnej oraz miliony widzów przed telewizorami. Mimo późnej pory, artysta Rock Polo poderwał cały amfiteatr. Jego siła estradowa była niepodważalna. W ciągu następnych dwóch dni posypały się propozycje z „Dancing with the Stars”, programu „Twoja Twarz Brzmi Znajomo” oraz największych wytwórni muzycznych.
Dziś stoją za nim dziesiątki tysięcy fanów uwielbiających jego niebanalne poczucie humoru oraz znakomity głos. Cechy, którymi otworzył sobie drzwi do wielkiej kariery.
A kariera Sławomira funkcjonuje wzorcowo jak silnik 1.9 tdi w jego ukochanym, czerwonym golfie trójce. Ma tysiące fanów w Ojczyźnie. Potwierdził to Muzyczny Rekord Polski w projekcie crowdfundingowym na platformie „wspieram.to”. Dzięki zagorzałym fanom Sławomir nagrał swój debiutancki longplej „The Greatest Hits”. Polska scena muzyczna nie widziała jeszcze takiej płyty: album już w preorderze stał się bestellerem sieci Empik, obecnie ma już status Podwójnej Platynowej płyty, a piosenka „Miłość w Zakopanem” stała się najczęściej oglądanym clipem na YouTube w Polsce. Jej obecny wynik to ponad 198 mln odtworzeń, co oznacza, że jest to najpopularniejsza polska piosenka w historii polskiego YouTube. Album zawiera 11 dopieszczonych rock-polowych kawałków porywających nogi do tańca i wywołujących uśmiech na twarzy. Ale i nie tylko! Na krążku znalazły się utwory, których nie powstydziłby się żaden wielki artysta. Utwory przywołujące wspomnienia, wprowadzające w stan zamyślenia, nostalgii, utwory z duszą! Z prawdziwą duszą od prawdziwego artysty.
Bo takim właśnie jest Sławomir. Człowiek, który udowodnił, że nie ma rzeczy niemożliwych i warto gonić swe marzenia. Zapała nikogo nie udaje. Jest tym samym Sławomirem w “Tańcu z gwiazdami”, “Twoja twarz brzmi znajomo”, na scenie w Sopocie czy w filmach na swoim kanale na YouTube, który ma już ponad 771 tys subskrypcji.
Badźcie z nami!
To będzie najgorętszy koncert roku 2019!
DSP Shows Presents Elvis Costello & The Imposters
About this Event
Elvis Costello’s wide-ranging recording career began in 1977 with the release of My Aim Is True in a catalogue that include such diverse highlights as This Year’s Model, Get Happy, Imperial Bedroom, King Of America, Blood & Chocolate, The Juliet Letters with the Brodsky Quartet, The River In Reverse with Allen Toussaint and Wise Up Ghost with The Roots.
Elvis Costello & The Imposters’ last tour in late 2018 found the combo reaching new live performance peaks. The band “came out swinging” (Star Tribune) in Minneapolis, were “unstoppable” in Anaheim (OC Register) and played an “epic and euphoric” (Variety) show in LA that even at nearly three hours “[left] ‘em wanting more.” The Imposters are: Steve Nieve (keyboards), Davey Faragher (bass) and Pete Thomas (drums) with Aisha “Kitten” Kuroi and Briana Lee on vocals.
of Montreal at The Bell House
About this Event
PopGun Presents
of Montreal
Two important events occurred during the making of White Is Relic/Irrealis Mood. I became “Simulated Reality” paranoid and I fell in LOVE.
Well a lot more happened during the process of writing and recording, but those are the two big ones. I also reached a healthy point of self-forgiveness for my failed marriage and became deeply educated in the lies of America the Great.
I feel like a switch was recently turned on in my brain and now I’m beginning to see through the lies that have been fed to me my whole life by the masters of media and by those who control and manipulate the narrative of our cultural identity and social order.
My paranoia began during the presidential election cycle and reached a dangerous peak shortly after the inauguration. In the meantime I watched and read countless works of art in a mad effort to be reminded of how many truly brilliant people there are living/struggling among us and to try to maintain a positive outlook. The works of Angela Davis, Noam Chomsky, Chris Kraus, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and the Autobiographies of Malcolm X and Mark E Smith were all great inspirations, to name a few.
Musically, I was very inspired by the extended dance mixes that people used to make for pop singles back in the ‘80s. It’s so cool how a lot of the 80’s hits had these really intricate and interesting longer versions that wouldn’t get played on the radio and could only be heard in the clubs. I used that template with these tracks, I wanted them all to feel like the extended “club edit” of album tracks.
I also decided to abandon the “live band in a room” approach that I had been using on the recent albums and work more on my own or remotely with collaborators. I used the same drum sample packs throughout because I wanted the album to have a rhythmic continuity to it. I wanted the drums to have a strong and consistent identity, similar to how Prince’s Linn Electronics LM-1 drum machine played such an important role on his classic albums. Zac Colwell also played a huge role on this album, adding saxophones and synths to most of the songs. I also got a lot of help from long time collaborators, and “of Montreal” touring members, Clayton Rychlik and JoJo Glidewell.
The two title concept came to me when I was thinking about how difficult it is to frame the message of a song with just one title, because so often the songs are about so many different subjects. ‘White Is Relic’ was inspired by James Baldwin’s writings regarding the creation and propagation of a toxic American White identity. I’ve come to learn how it’s just a tool wielded by the 1% to give poor white people a false sense of superiority in an effort to keep the masses placated and numb to how deeply we’re all getting fucked by our capitalist rulers. An ‘Irrealis Mood’ is a linguistic indicator that something isn’t yet reality but does have the potential to become so.
I’m always searching for new identities so this concept of the death of “Whiteness” appeals to me greatly. Might be the only way to save the world.
-Kevin Barnes, January 2018
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Learn about DDC’s Upcoming Project Pipeline!
Tuesday, October 29th, 2019 ; 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
The New York City Department of Design and Construction cordially invites you to attend its Contractors & Consultants Open House, where it will share its Project Pipeline as well as highlight new contract processes and procedures.
An Open House will be held on October 29th, 2019, at 9:00 am at DDC’s offices (North Atrium) located at 30-30 Thomson Avenue, Long Island City, Queens.
Registration and Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m
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For directions to get to DDC: http://www1.nyc.gov/site/ddc/about/directions.page. Parking is extremely limited. Mass transportation is highly recommended.
For questions about event accessibility, please contact our disability services facilitator at (718) 391-2815 or via email at accessibility@ddc.nyc.gov, by October 21, 2019.
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Seek Treatment ・Wednesday, Oct. 30
7:00pm Doors・7:30pm Show
About this Event
A playful, fun, flirty podcast where beloved and criminally under-famous comedians Catherine Cohen and Pat Regan talk about boys, sex, fucking, dating, and love.
7:00pm Doors / 7:30pm Show
$20 GA
Ages 21+
*Please note this event will be mixed seated/standing. Arrive early for best seat selection.
Thursday Oct 31st Halloween Night Guaracha Land Edition at Melrose Ballroom in Queens
About this Event
Halloween Night – Guaracha Land Edition
Thursday, October 31st
@ Melrose Ballroom
(36-08 33rd St, Long Island City, NY 11106)
2 Floors & 25,000 sq ft of Halloween Madness
Music By
Camilo, Pereira, Louie Minaya, Massianello, Lecktra Fire, Manny, Delio
Doors open at 9pm / Costumes Preferred
Ladies FREE til 11pm; Gents FREE til 10pm
Prices only valid with a ticket. Print Now!
Melrose Ballroom
36-08 33rd St, Long Island City, NY 11106 (Queens)
***TUNE IN FREE VIA LIVE STREAM AT FOODTANK.COM ***
3rd Annual Food Tank NYC Summit, Reception, and Gala Dinner (SOLD OUT! )
The Food Movement Is Growing (and Winning)!
November 1st & 2nd / 80+ Speakers and Performers
In Partnership with New York University, Hunter College, Great Performances, and Compass Group USA.
With special thanks to Farmers Fridge, THINK Coffee, Dry Farm Wines, and Dan Barber!
Food Tank Summit (SOLD OUT!)
AGENDA
Summit Day 1 @ Skirball Center for the Performing Arts
11:45AM (Doors Open). 12:30 PM–5:30 PM (Program)
WELCOME: Danielle Nierenberg (President, Food Tank)
FIRESIDE CHAT
“Cultivating the New Food Movement”
MODERATOR: Roberto Ferdman (Correspondent, VICE News)
Sam Kass (President Barack Obama’s Senior Policy Advisor for Nutrition Policy and Executive Director for First Lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! campaign)
Haile Thomas (President, The HAPPY Org)
FIRESIDE CHAT
“A New Era for Whole Foods”
MODERATOR: Beth Kowitt (Senior Editor, Fortune)
A.C. Gallo (President, Whole Foods)
PANEL DISCUSSION
“Can Business Do Good?”
MODERATOR: Jane Black (Writer, The Washington Post, The New York Times, more)
Brigette Wolf (Head of SnackFutures Innovation, Mondelēz International)
Claire Benjamin DiMattina (Senior Director U.S. Public Affairs, McDonald’s)
Karl Deily (SVP & Chief Commercial Officer, Sealed Air)
Jyoti Stephens (Vice President of Mission and Strategy, Nature’s Path)
FIRESIDE CHAT
“A Roadmap for Small and Big Together.”
Moderator: Danielle Nierenberg (President, Food Tank)
Jim Perdue (Chairman, Perdue Farms)
Paul Willis (Founder, Niman Ranch)
PANEL DISCUSSION
“Creating Environmentally, Economically, and Socially Sustainable Food Businesses”
MODERATOR: Julia Moskin (Food Writer, The New York Times)
Liz Neumark (CEO, Great Performances)
Linda Findley Kozlowski (CEO, Blue Apron)
Britt Lundgren (Director of Organic and Sustainable Agriculture, Stonyfield Farm)
James Rogers (CEO, Apeel Sciences)
Chris Daugherty (Global Head of Agriculture, PepsiCo)
NETWORKING BREAK
Break snacks curated by Great Performances and coffee provided by Think Coffee
FIRESIDE CHAT
“Farming While Black: A Conversation with Leah Penniman”
MODERATOR: Tamar Haspel (Columnist, The Washington Post)
Leah Penniman (Founder, Soul Fire Farm)
POLICY CONVERSATION
“Growing Better Food Policy”
MODERATOR: Florence Fabricant (Food and Wine Writer, The New York Times)
Marion Nestle (Best-Selling Author, New York University Steinhardt School)
Adriano Espaillat (Member of Congress, U.S. House of Representatives)
Tom Colicchio (American restaurateur and celebrity chef on Bravo TV’s Top Chef)
PANEL DISCUSSION
“Putting Farmers in the Drivers Seat of Food System Change”
MODERATOR: Jocelyn Zuckerman (Food Journalist)
Noah M. M. Nasiali (Farmer and Founder, Africa Farmers Club)
Karen Washington (Farmer and Founder, Rise & Root Farm)
Brad Greenway (Farmer and Past Chairman, U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance)
FIRESIDE CHAT
“A Conversation with Mark Bittman”
MODERATOR: Deena Shanker (Food journalist, Bloomberg)
Mark Bittman (Author of How to Cook Everything and editor-in-chief of Heated)
FIRESIDE CHAT
“What’s the Future of Food?”
MODERATOR: Gabriella Gershenson (Columnist, The Wall Street Journal)
Kimbal Musk (Chef, restaurateur, and philanthropist)
CLOSING PERFORMANCE: Jen Chapin (WhyHunger activist and widely acclaimed musician)
Food Tank Reception and Gala Dinner (SOLD OUT!)
NOTE: VIP Ticket Holders Only
@ Rosenthal Pavilion (Kimmel Center, 60 Washington Square S, New York, NY)
5:45 PM – 10:00 PM
5:45-6:30PM.
Reception.
Curated by Great Performances.
Delicious hors d’oeuvres and drinks. Musical Performance from Andrei Matorin and his band.
6:30PM.
Dinner.
At the reception and dinner you will be joined by nearly all the Summit speakers, featuring a seven-course plant based dinner curated by Great Performances by select rising-star female chefs from each of New York City’s five boroughs.
CHEFS INCLUDE:
Naama Tamir, Lighthouse (Brooklyn)
Joy Pierson, Candle Cafe (Manhattan)
Sarah Obraitis & Hugue Dufour, M.Wells (Queens)
Alicia Reinish, The Catered Word (Staten Island)
Liz Neumark, Great Performances (Bronx)
Just added! A surprise bonus course by:
Dan Barber (Chef and co-owner of Blue Hill and Blue Hill at Stone Barns). Presented by Irene Hamburger, Vice President at Blue Hill
Just added! A surprise bonus course by:
Tom Colicchio (American restaurateur and celebrity chef on Bravo TV’s Top Chef) preparing a dish incorporating school garden produce from Harlem Grown, Green Bronx Machine, and Teens for Food Justice.
“Announcing Food Tank’s Garjana.”
MODERATED BY: Danielle Nierenberg (President, Food Tank)
Rocky Dawuni (Grammy-nominated afro roots music star and humanitarian activist)
Mia Yoo (Creative Director, La Mama)
David Peterson (Linguist, HBO’s Game of Thrones)
Jeff Solomon (Co-Writer Garjana)
Stephen Bailey (HBO Documentary Filmmaker)
Interactive Performance, choreographed by Angel Kaba, of “Come Sun” (in Garjanese, “Haya Zhan”)
Rocky Dawuni (Grammy-nominated afro roots music star and humanitarian activist)
Ashley Brown (Broadway star, originating the title role in “Mary Poppins” on Broadway)
Sondazha (An island girl from the Planet Garjana)
“A Fireside Conversation with Ron Ben-Israel”
Moderator: Tamar E Adler (Author, Host of Food Actually and Contributing Editor of Vogue)
Ron Ben-Israel (Israeli pastry chef and star Food Network’s Cake Wars)
Food Tank Summit
DAY 2 (SOLD OUT!)
Breakfast (included) curated by Great Performances starting at 8:30AM.
Location: New York University Pless Hall (82 Washington Square E, New York, NY 10003)
Program at the LOEWE THEATRE (35 West 4th Street, New York, NY 10012)
9:00 AM (Doors Open). 9:30 AM – 3 PM (Program)
WELCOME: Danielle Nierenberg (President, Food Tank)
PANEL DISCUSSION
“Four NYC Borough Presidents Discuss Food Policy”
MODERATOR: Chloe Sorvino (Staff Writer, Forbes)
Eric L. Adams (Brooklyn Borough President)
Gale Brewer (Manhattan Borough President)
James Steven Oddo (Staten Island Borough President)
Rubén Díaz Jr. (Bronx Borough President)
PANEL DISCUSSION
“A Conversation About NYC Food Policy”
Moderator: Diane Brady (Writer, Author, and BBC Contributor)
Alessandra Biaggi (New York State Senator, 34th District)
Marcos A. Crespo (NYC Assembly Member)
Rafael Espinal (Member, New York City Council)
Ben Kallos (Member, New York City Council)
PANEL DISCUSSION
“Sustainability at the Center of Food Business”
MODERATOR: Tim Carman (Food reporter, The Washington Post)
Michiel Bakker (Director, Global Workplace Services Programs, Google)
Amy Keister (Senior Vice President of Sustainability & Retail Solutions, Compass Group)
Shayna Harris (Chief Growth Officer, Farmer’s Fridge)
Jean De Barrau (Regenerative Agriculture Director, Danone)
Mary Jane Melendez (Chief Sustainability & Social Impact Officer at General Mills; President, General Mills Foundation).
FIRESIDE CHAT [25 minutes]
“A Conversation with Dr. Mark Hyman”
MODERATOR: Lucy Biggers (Sustainability Journalist, NowThis)
Dr. Mark Hyman (Host, The Doctor’s Farmacy)
Beth C Weitzman (Professor, New York University’s Steinhardt School)
LUNCH (INCLUDED) & NETWORKING
[with special thanks to Farmers Fridge and ‘Witchcraft!]
FIRESIDE CHAT
“A Conversation with Dan Barber”
MODERATOR: Jeff Gordinier (Food & Drinks Editor, Esquire)
Dan Barber (Chef and co-owner of Blue Hill and Blue Hill at Stone Barns)
FIRESIDE CHAT
“Philanthropy for a Better Food Future”
MODERATOR: Bryan Walsh (Author, Currently Editor of OneZero for Medium, Former Foreign Editor for Time Magazine)
Devon Klatell (Managing Director, Food, The Rockefeller Foundation)
PANEL DISCUSSION
“How to Tell the Story of Food”
MODERATOR: Corby Kummer (The Atlantic)
Anna Mulé (Executive Director, Slow Food USA)
Sam Fromartz (Editor, Food and Environment Reporting Network)
Joe Fassler (Editor, The New Food Economy)
Alyshia Gálvez (Author, Eating NAFTA: Trade, Food Policies and the Destruction of Mexico)
Lisa Held (Food and Agriculture Journalist and Host, The Farm Report)
PANEL CHAT
“A New Vision for Food Education and Distribution”
MODERATOR: Tiffany Stecker (Reporter, Bloomberg)
Abhi Ramesh (Founder & CEO, Misfits Market)
Lela May Klein (Founder, Greater Dayton Union Co-Op Initiative)
Liz Carollo (Greenmarket, GrowNYC)
CLOSING FIRESIDE CHAT
“A Conversation with a Very Special Surprise Guest!”
MODERATOR: Bianca Bosker (American food journalist and bestselling author)
(IT’S A SURPRISE!)
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OTHER INFORMATION
Limited full and partial general admission scholarships available upon request please email Mariah at mariah@foodtank.com (SOLD OUT!). We urgently need volunteers which allows you to attend some of the event for free if interested please email Katherine at katherine@foodtank.com.
Press passes and/or sponsorship inquires can be requested (limited number still available) by emailing Bernard at bernard@foodtank.com.
NYU faculty and students can request complementary tickets (SOLD OUT) by emailing Jane at jane.sullivan@nyu.edu. Hunter faculty and students as well as high school teachers can request their tickets (SOLD OUT) by emailing Alexina at alexina@nycfoodpolicy.org.
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ABOUT FOOD TANK
Food Tank is building a global community for safe, healthy, nourished eaters. We aim to educate, inspire, advocate, and create change. We spotlight and support environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable ways of alleviating hunger, obesity, and poverty and create networks of people, organizations, and content to push for food system change.
Tomorrowland Presents: Garden of Madness 2019
About this Event
TOMORROWLAND PRESENTS:
DIMITRI VEGAS & LIKE MIKE GARDEN OF MADNESS – NYC
KNIFE PARTY, SUNNERY JAMES & RYAN MARCIANO, GIANLUCA VACCI, MATT MEDVED
VIP INQUIRES PLEASE EMAIL VIP@DEGPRESENTS.COM
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, in partnership with Tomorrowland, bring their famed Garden of Madness spectacle to the United States for an exclusive one-off show at The New York Expo Center on Saturday, November 2. Today (September 19), organizers for the event have announced Knife Party, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Gianluca Vacci and Matt Medved have been added to the bill to make the party extra special.
Co-produced by DEG Presents as part of their Fearhouse event series, this debut U.S. edition of Garden of Madness will be the Belgian brothers only event of its type in the country in 2019. “Since 2014, the Garden of Madness event series brings a slice of Tomorrowland’s top-tier production and talented DJ roster to select cities and venues with its Garden of Madness event series. The offshoot brand enjoys a weekly residency at Ibiza, but now that summer comes to a close, it takes the joy on the road,” wrote Kat Bein of Billboard Dance. Devotees of the Garden of Madness mantra can still expect Amare (the much-loved eagle) to be a central fixture at the show.
ABOUT DEAN ENTERTAINMENT GROUP (DEG)
Dean Entertainment Group (formerly “RPM Presents”) is New York’s leading independent full-service music event, marketing, and promotion platform founded by music and nightlife impresario Eddie Dean, former owner of Pacha NYC with over 30 years of trusted experience in entertainment, nightlife, culture and events.
As the experiential arm of The Dean Group, DEG offers both large and small-scale production services and delivers unprecedented immersive music experiences to diverse audiences, ranging from intimate private shows and soirees at the most sought-after clubs around NYC to 100,000-person multi-day music festivals.
ABOUT FEARHOUSE NYC
Since the launch of Pier of Fear in 2012, DEG Presents has continuously curated the best and the largest Halloween event in New York City. 2017 marked its 5-year anniversary, evolving into ‘Fearhouse’. The newly-minted Halloween event series takes place at several warehouses spanning New York City. Last year featured a diverse line up spanning Travis Scott & Virgil Abloh to Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike.
VIP Tables please call: 934-444-2445
Blood Manor x FEARHOUSE NYC
Blood Manor is bringing their premier haunted house attraction to New York Expo Center for one night only for ticket holders to experience before the show. Continuing the tradition in their 16th season, Blood Manor has become the “go to” place for Halloween in NYC and will bring their talent and horror with a 10,000 square foot pop-up. www.bloodmanor.com So please, join us to close the chapter on 2019 and celebrate another year of crazy parties as Tomorrowland Presents Garden of Madness 2019.
Could there be a better place to see your runner finish? Snag a seat in our east side Grandstand!
About this Event
Could there be a better place to see your runner finish? Snag a seat in our east side Grandstand, with views of the last 200 meters of the race.
Ticket holders must enter at West 61st Street and Broadway
Please note strollers are not permitted. Children under 2 do not require a ticket.
TCS New York City Marathon East Side Grandstand Seating tickets are nonrefundable, except in the event of the cancellation of the TCS New York City Marathon. In the event of cancellation of the Marathon only, the cost of the ticket(s) will be refunded to the payer. Purchasers of race-week event tickets may transfer them to third parties, but may not advertise the sale of tickets, nor may they use the tickets for promotional or commercial purposes. Such prohibited acts will result in cancellation of the tickets.Tickets are non-refundable. For further information regarding refund policies for each ticket type, please visit the individual ticket pages
PyData New York 2019
4-6 November 2019
Passes are sold out. To be added to the waitlist, email admin@pydata.org with the subject line “PyData NYC Waitlist.”
PyData brings together both users and developers of data analysis tools to share ideas and learn from each other. The goals are to provide data science enthusiasts, across various domains, a place to discuss how best to apply languages and tools to the challenges of data management, processing, analytics, and visualization.
Ticket costs will support the PyData Community through donations to NumFOCUS, a non-profit public charity promoting and supporting the ongoing research and development of open-source scientific data tools through educational, community and public channels. Proceeds will go towards programs such as project fiscal sponsorship, Diversity and Inclusion in Scientific Computing (DISC) initiatives, project grants, and scholarships. Find out more information about NumFOCUS here: http://www.numfocus.org/
For PyData NYC 2019, we are offering scholarship opportunities to those from underrepresented groups who may otherwise be unable to attend the conference. For more information and to submit an application see the Diversity Scholarship Form.
Poster Session – This year’s PyData NYC will include a poster session where participants can present academic or open-source work in the form of a poster. The poster session will be held Tuesday, November 5 from 10:45 AM to 12:20 PM. Accepted poster presenters will be given a conference day pass. Deadline to submit is October 21.
Submit a poster application
For additional informaiton about PyData NYC 2019: https://pydata.org/nyc2019/
Interested in Sponsoring? Contact us at: admin@pydata.org
PyData is organized by
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FAQs
Can I be provided an invoice for my ticket?
Yes, please email admin@pydata.org to request an invoice and include the “Bill To” information and any additional information you would like included on the invoice.
Do I need to bring my laptop?
Yes, we recommend all attendees bring a laptop to the event.
Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?
While an ID is not required, we ask that you have one available in case there are any questions about your registration. Attendees under age 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Is my registration/ticket transferrable?
Yes, registrations are transferable. To transfer your ticket, please email admin@pydata.org with the name and contact information of the original ticket-holder and the person to whom the ticket will be transferred. No transfers will be accepted after the beginning of the event.
What is the refund policy?
Full refunds are available when cancellation is made prior to 7 days before the start of the event. Within 7 days of the start of the event, cancellations will be refunded at 50%. No refunds will be available for any cancellations made on or after the start date of the event.
What is a conference buddy and by when do I need sign up for one?
This year, you’ll have a chance to opt-in to our “buddy system”, which will match you with another attendee that you can meet up with at some point during the conference. In order to participate, please plan to purchase your ticket by October 21 as we cannot guarantee you will be matched after that date.
How can I contact the organizer with questions?
You can reach us by email: admin@pydata.org.
CELEBRATE THE AVENUE AT THE 93RD ANNIVERSARY GALA HONORING ROCKEFELLER GROUP’S WORK AT 1271 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS!
About this Event
CELEBRATE THE AVENUE AT THE 93RD ANNIVERSARY GALA HONORING ROCKEFELLER GROUP’S WORK AT 1271 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS!
TUESDAY, November 5, 2019 | Gotham Hall 1356 Broadway, New York, NY 10018
TICKETS + TABLES + SPONSORSHIPS + ADVERTISING
*All tables and sponsorships must be paid by check – please contact info@aveoftheamericas.org to request an invoice.
Individual Ticket – $800
Benefactor – $25,000* Table for ten at dinner // Premier table location // Two page color ad in e-journal // Premium logo feature in e-journal // Premium recognition in Avenue of the Americas Sixth Avenue Flash, press release(s) and invitation // Premium recognition in all slide decks during dinner // Top Tier recognition of sponsor at dinner and dessert reception
Platinum Sponsor – $12,000* Table for ten at dinner // Premier table location // Full page color ad in e-journal // Logo featured in e-journal // Recognition in Avenue of the Americas Sixth Avenue Flash, press release(s) and invitation // Recognition in all slide decks during dinner // Premium recognition of sponsor at dinner and dessert reception
Gold Sponsor – $9,000*Table for ten at dinner // Preferred seating location // Full page color ad in e-journal // Recognition in Avenue of the Americas Sixth Avenue Flash, press release(s) and invitation // Recognition in all slide decks during dinner // Prominent recognition of sponsor at dinner and dessert reception
Silver Sponsor – $7,000* Table for ten at dinner // Half page color ad in e-journal // Recognition in all slide decks during dinner // Recognition of sponsor at dinner
Reception & Dessert Sponsor – $4,000* Logo recognition throughout reception // Logo featured in e-journal
Entertainment Sponsor – $4,000* Recognition of sponsor at dinner // Logo featured in e-journal
Full Page E-Journal Ad– $1,500
Half Page E-Journal Ad – $1,000
Tickets on sale Fri, 8/23 at 12pm EST
Citi® Cardmember Presale: Weds, 8/21 at 10am – Thurs, 8/22 at 10pm EST
Code: Use the first six digits of your Citi® card.