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Nico Olarte-Hayes, Guest Conductor

Nina Bernat, Double Bass Soloist

Chevalier de Saint-Georges: Overture to L’amant anonyme

Faure: Pavane

Sankey: Carmen Fantasy, featuring solo double bass

Dvorak: Symphony No. 7

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This hands-on artmaking gathering invites participants to reclaim and reimagine Black queer histories through DIY publishing, working with form, imagery, and composition while activating works from the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Arts expansive library archive. Led by multidisciplinary artist Damien Davis and Gabriel Boyd, we will engage with the functions and processes of zine-making and information-sharing through time, using the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s, the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, and the Culture Wars of the 1990s as key historic points of departure. This hands-on session delves into the ways Black queer artists, activists, and writers have shaped history, often against the odds. Together, we take our cue from the influence of Black artmakers and historical figures, and create one-of-a-kind works from an array of print materials.

Participants will have access to curated research materials, including writings, imagery, and archival documents, to inspire their own zine creations. In addition, attendees are encouraged to bring their own archival materials—family photos, letters, newspaper clippings, or any personal/historical documents they wish to incorporate into their work. This workshop is a space for exploration, storytelling, and creative resistance. Attendees do not need any prior experience to take part, nor do they need to create a final product.

What’s a zine?

A zine is a self-published, DIY publication. The practice of zine-making is rooted in DIY culture and activism, and is a major method for queering publishing, with a focus on distribution over profit. As a result, zines have a rich history within queer, LGBTQIA+ communities and movements, requiring few resources (paper, scissors, glue, and a photocopier) for making radical art, information, and stories widely accessible.

About the Artists

Damien Davis is a Newark-based artist whose work recontextualizes cultural symbols to explore identity and history. His distinctive visual language has been featured in exhibitions at prestigious institutions such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Davis has participated in notable residencies, including the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and Project for Empty Space. He has received awards such as the Rema Hort Mann Foundation Community Engagement Grant. A dedicated educator, he currently teaches at Purchase College (SUNY). Davis holds a BFA and an MA in Visual Arts Administration from New York University.

Gabriel Boyd is a Black trans artist based in New York and a current student at SUNY Purchase. Working primarily with found materials and performance, their practice explores Black cultural signifiers, such as Black hair and hair care products to interrogate how Black experiences interact with the virtual. They are excited to assist at the Leslie Lohman Museum of Art, helping curate a making experience that weaves together Black queer past, present, and future.

Accessibility
CART Captioning and ASL can be provided upon request with 1 week advance. Five external steps lead to our entrance doors: a wheelchair lift is available. All galleries are wheelchair-accessible, and a single-occupancy accessible restroom is located behind the visitor services desk: all restrooms are gender-neutral. Large print didactics are available.

For questions or access requests, please email info@leslielohman.org with 1 week advance of your visit.

IC: Richard Bruce Nugent—Harlem Butterfly by Thomas H. Wirth for THE ARCHIVE: No. 21: Autumn 2006

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Dr. Elizabeth Rosen Stone, independent scholar and Andrew W. Mellon Senior Fellow in Art History at the Metropolitan Museum, discusses Gandhara art which developed following Alexander the Great’s invasion of the Indian subcontinent. There will be fascinating visual references to the Classical world throughout the Buddhist art of Nagarjunakonda and related sites in Southern India from the first century BCE through the third century CE. The resulting rich tradition fused Greco-Roman art with Indian Buddhist narrative sculpture questioning the idea that the art of southern India is indigenous.

Entry to this event is not guaranteed with Eventbrite reservation. Please arrive no more than 15-20 minutes before the event start time. Seating is first-come, first-served.

Please cancel your reservation if you are unable to attend.

NAC members need not RSVP.

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Join us for an in-person event with New York Times best-selling author and journalist Cory Doctorow for a discussion of his new novel Picks and Shovels. Joining Cory in conversation is writer, actor and comedian John Hodgman. This event will be hosted in the Strand Book Store’s 3rd floor Rare Book Room at 828 Broadway on 12th Street.

Can’t make the event? Purchase a signed copy of Picks and Shovels here.

ACCESSIBILITY:

Strand Book Store is an ADA compliant venue. The event space is accessible via elevator. Please ask a Strand employee upon arrival for directions to accessible seating if preferred.

ASL interpretation is available for this event by request only. Please reach out to our events team at events@strandbooks.com by 2/12 to request.

For further information on accessibility in this space, or to make a request, please contact events@strandbooks.com.

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New York Times bestselling author Cory Doctorow returns to the world of Red Team Blues to bring us the origin story of Martin Hench and the most powerful new tool for crime ever invented: the personal computer.

The year is 1986. The city is San Francisco. Here, Martin Hench will invent the forensic accountant–what a bounty hunter is to people, he is to money–but for now he’s an MIT dropout odd-jobbing his way around a city still reeling from the invention of a revolutionary new technology that will change everything about crime forever, one we now take completely for granted.

When Marty finds himself hired by Silicon Valley PC startup Fidelity Computing to investigate a group of disgruntled ex-employees who’ve founded a competitor startup, he quickly realizes he’s on the wrong side. Marty ditches the greasy old guys running Fidelity Computing without a second thought, utterly infatuated with the electric atmosphere of Computing Freedom. Located in the heart of the Mission, this group of brilliant young women found themselves exhausted by the predatory business practices of Fidelity Computing and set out to beat them at their own game, making better computers and driving Fidelity Computing out of business. But this optimistic startup, fueled by young love and California-style burritos, has no idea the depth of the evil they’re seeking to unroot or the risks they run.

In this company-eat-company city, Martin and his friends will be lucky to escape with their lives.

Photo credit: Jonathan Worth- Jonathanworth.com

Cory Doctorow (craphound.com) is a science fiction author, activist and journalist. He is the author of many books, most recently PICKS AND SHOVELS (a followup to THE BEZZLE), THE BEZZLE (a followup to RED TEAM BLUES) and THE LOST CAUSE, a solarpunk science fiction novel of hope amidst the climate emergency. His most recent nonfiction book is THE INTERNET CON: HOW TO SEIZE THE MEANS OF COMPUTATION, a Big Tech disassembly manual. Other recent books include RED TEAM BLUES, a science fiction crime thriller; CHOKEPOINT CAPITALISM, nonfiction about monopoly and creative labor markets; the LITTLE BROTHER series for young adults; IN REAL LIFE, a graphic novel; and the picture book POESY THE MONSTER SLAYER. In 2020, he was inducted into the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame. In 2022, he earned the Sir Arthur Clarke Imagination in Service to Society Award for lifetime achievement. In 2024, the Media Ecology Association awarded him the Neil Postman Award for Career Achievement in Public Intellectual Activity. York University (Canada) made him an Honorary Doctor of Laws; and the Open University (UK) made him an Honorary Doctor of Computer Science.

John Hodgman is a writer, actor, and comedian.

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Event lasts 3 hours
Mark Your Calendars for Tuesday, February 27!

In a time when unity is more important than ever, we invite you to our 2nd Annual Black History Month Open Mic Night at Common Ground Marketplace at BKLYN Commons, 495 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, at 7 PM. This is more than an event—it’s a call to come together, celebrate, and uplift our community.

🔥 Live DJ & Music: Feel the rhythm of our heritage with beats that move the soul—hip-hop, R&B, jazz, and more.

🍽 Delicious Eats: Enjoy flavorful dishes from our featured food vendor, bringing a taste of culture and community to the night.

🎤 Open Mic Spotlight: Whether you’re a poet, singer, rapper, or storyteller, this is your stage. Share your truth, your power, and your vision for unity.

Now, more than ever, our voices matter. RSVP today and join us for a night of connection, creativity, and celebration. See you at BKLYN Commons—where Black history isn’t just honored, but powerfully alive!

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The Brewsology Beer Festival will take place at the Liberty Science Center for a one of a kind experience — a night at the museum! The event will feature dozens of local and domestic breweries, sampling over 150 beers.

General admission will be 8pm to 11pm and Early admission will be 7pm to 11pm (in addition to the added hour, Early Admission will include specialty beers poured for the early session) Tickets will not be sold at the door and tickets are non refundable.

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Event lasts 4 hours
Ages 21+
Walk the red carpet, enjoy Oscar themed drink specials and play to win one of 12 fabulous prizes.

Arrive early! We start the game at 7pm SHARP!

Please RSVP so I know how many bingo daubers to bring ❤️‍🔥

Friendly bar staff, inclusive atmosphere, affordable cocktails and local craft beer by the pint or pitcher 💀 Please check out pineboxrockshop.com for info on all our game nights.

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Event guidelines:

All attendees are strongly encouraged to wear a face mask at all times.
Tickets are limited to restrict capacity.
Additional copies of the book will be available for purchase at the event.
All copies of the book will be pre-signed by the author.
The conversation will be livestreamed for free online here: https://youtube.com/live/VtB4WnWRTl8
Home address is collected for contact tracing purposes; it will not be used otherwise.
As a reminder: If you are not feeling well, please do not come to the event, even if you have a ticket; email us and we’ll work it out.
If you have any questions regarding these guidelines or to request accessibility accommodations, please contact eventhelp@booksaremagic.net.

More than 100 recipes for sweet treats from New York Times bestselling author and Food Network star Molly Yeh’s cozy kitchen on a sugar beet (and wheat!) farm, to be shared in potlucks, set on the counter for family snacking, or scarfed down in one sitting.

Molly Yeh’s favorite childhood memories are of being in the kitchen with her family, dipping into a tub of sugar to make rugelach, homemade Oreos, and more, so it’s only fitting she married into a family who farm sugar beets. She and her husband, Nick, live and work on the Hagen Farm in East Grand Forks, MN, on the North Dakota border, which has been in operation since the 1870s, and farming sugar beets since the 1930s. In the decade plus since she moved to the farm, Molly has spent her time completely immersed in the world of sugar, both during her work hours, first as a baker and now as a recipe developer, bakery owner, and Food Network personality, and in her home life, running her business and family against the backdrop of the seasonal needs of a thriving farm.

Molly speaks fluent sugar, so recipes for sweets come naturally—as does her drive to perfect them in flavor, texture, and ease of making. The recipes include a mix of church cookbook–inspired gems, from-scratch versions of nostalgic sweets, and new concoctions with flavors drawn from her Asian and Jewish backgrounds as well as beloved Midwestern traditions she’s adopted from her husband’s family and the local community.

As with all of Molly’s books, Sweet Farm! will include recipes that are both homey and excitingly original, charming and funny stories of family life built around the agricultural year, and beautiful photos and illustrations. Home bakers around the country will love Molly’s peek into her life—muddy boots, sticky fingers, and all!

Molly Yeh is the Emmy Award– and James Beard Foundation Award–nominated star of Food Network’s series Girl Meets Farm. She is the author of the New York Times bestselling Home Is Where the Eggs Are and Molly on the Range, which was the winner of the IACP Judge’s Choice Award in 2016, and is the creator of the lifestyle food blog my name is yeh, Saveur’s 2015 “Food Blog of the Year.” She was named to Forbes’ 30 under 30 list and The Forward 50 for 2017 and was a Glamour Woman of the Year in Food in 2019. Outside the kitchen, Molly is a Juilliard-trained classical percussionist and has performed with ensembles around the world. She lives on a farm on the North Dakota-Minnesota border with her fifth-generation farmer husband, Nick, their two daughters, and a little flock of chickens.

Julia Turshen is the bestselling author of Now & Again, Feed the Resistance, Small Victories, and Simply Julia and has coauthored numerous other cookbooks, including the James Beard Award-winning In Bibi’s Kitchen. She hosts the IACP-nominated podcast Keep Calm and Cook On and has written for the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, Vogue, Bon Appétit, Food & Wine, and Saveur, and more. She sits on the Kitchen Cabinet Advisory Board for the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History, is the founder of Equity At The Table (EATT), an inclusive digital directory of women and non-binary individuals in food, and is a member of God’s Love We Deliver’s Culinary Council. She lives in the Hudson Valley with her spouse, Grace, and their many pets.

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“If you can’t be in New Orleans, The Salon is making every effort to capture all the madness & gaiety of the French quarter” – WSJ

The Big Easy comes to the Big Apple on Fat Tuesday as we go all out to celebrate the 12th anniversary of our creole carnival with a spectacular lineup lineup of 3x bands on three floors, plus tap dance, burlesque, 2x swing DJs, and free Mardi Gras beads for every dame & dapper gent!

presented by Prohibition Productions

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Please join VLA’s Associate Board for a networking reception at Debevoise & Plimpton LLP to connect with other early career attorneys in the arts, media, and entertainment industries in the New York metro area. Light refreshments will be served.

Tickets:

Students $15.00

Professionals $25.00

Please bring your official ID for the security check-in.

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Event lasts 5 hours
Ages 21+
Free venue parking
Welcome to Casa del Perreo – #1 Latin & Reggaeton Thursday Party in Lower East Side, New York City.

Open Bar Packages Available
$10 Margs
$10 Shots

Let the rhythm take over your night. See you on the dance floor!

VIP Bottle Service Available For reservations & more information: sanantonios@perreoparrty.com / Allan: 646-263-4593

Event Information:

Doors: 9:00 PM — ????

Must be 21 & over to attend

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Ages 21+
Join us at High Line Comedy Club! Enjoy an evening of hilarious stand-up featuring comedians you’ve seen on Netflix, HBO, and Comedy Central.

Enjoy a complimentary round of mini-golf ($27 value) on us at Puttery, making it the perfect night of comedy and fun. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable event at one of Manhattan’s coolest new venues!

Note: Doors close 15 minutes after the start of the show. We prioritize walk-ins and cannot guarantee entry if you arrive late.

Frequently asked questions
Is there a drink minimum?
We highly encourage you to get one drink as it helps us support the venue makes it sustainable to keep doing the shows, however it’s not a hard requirement

Where’s the entrance?
Come in through the main entrance at Puttery and let the front desk know you’re there for the comedy show!

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#1 Party in New York City

Featuring Power 105 Dj Self & Dj Oli

playing the Best in top 40, Hip-Hop , Caribbean Music

At The Brand New

Palma Verde

Times Sqaure

| 1604 Broadway btwn 48th and 49th street

Everyone Free Before 12 W/Rsvp
Call | Text For Bottle Service

212-651-9069

2 Bottles For 600

3 Bottles for 1000 + 1 Comp Bottle House Champagne

4 bottles + 2 Comp Bottle House Chamapgne For 1200

5 bottles + 2 Comp Bottle House Chamapgne + 1 Hookah For 1500

All Prices include Tax and Gratuity

*PRE-RESERVED ONLY | You Must Place A Deposit For Special Pricing

Before make a deposit please contact us to verify we have a section .

Is It Your Special Night?

Celebrate with us & get catered to like royalty with..

No Cover Until 1am

Birthday Shoutouts

Personal Birthday Flyer

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STRICT DRESS CODE

Mandatory Sexy & City Chic

GENTS

NO Plain T-Shirts | NO Boots | NO Hats | NO Sweats | NO Hoodies | Designer T-Shirts & Sneakers Allowed

LADIES

NO Sneakers | NO Flip-Flops | NO Uggs

DOORS OPEN 11PM

Any questions 212-651-9069

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Frequently asked questions
Are seats reserved?
No. Seating is first come first serve. Like a southwest flight but without boarding groups.

How old do you have to purchase tickets?
All guests 2 and up require a ticket.

Is there a meet and greet?
NO.

What time do doors open?
6:00

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Join for Spring New York Finance, Trading & Banking Professional Networking Soiree.
Meet the diverse mix of finance professionals from different/various career levels

Its will be all about
**WALL STREET – MARKETS – DEALS**

We will have a restricted area for our members only. Cash bar, pay for what you order.

Attendees include but not limited to:

• Portfolio Managers

• M & A Analysts

• Research Analysts (Buy / Sell Side)

• MBA Candidates

• Hedge Fund Service Providers

• Equity And Derivative Traders

• Prime Brokerage Professionals

• Fund Administration Professionals

• Operational Specialists.

• Finance & Accounting Recruiters and HR Professionals.

Attire –
We always recommend to wear business casuals but not mandatory.

How it would work: ·
• Receive name tag upon arrival. Clearly mention your name and your area of work/interest. ·
• The host will guide you to the main area. ·
• Connect and network with other professionals in a relaxed yet focused environment.

The event focus on creating long term professional relationship with experienced finance experts. The networking event will help in building social capital among the members of finance community on an ongoing basis.
Meetup takes place on a weekday right after work in a relaxed atmosphere conducive to making connections.
Make sure to bring a lot of business cards. if you looking to move-up or move in carrying a copy of your resume is a good idea. Good chance to run into a HR Partner from a bank or hedge fund.

For Sponsorship & Business Queries – Moveyourcareer@gmail.com

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Real Estate Pros,

Are you ready for a NEW and EXCITING networking event.
Have you set some new goals for your real estate business in 2025?

Closing that first deal or your 100th this year? Do you sometimes feel like you just need motivation and a like-minded group to push you, fill you with new information and encourage you to take your business to the next level?

Deal Exchange Professional Mixer

Are you looking to network with the BEST-OF-THE-BEST, wholesalers, rehabbers, landlords, developers, lenders,real estate agents, attorneys, title companies, business owners, and entrepreneurs in the 5 Boroughs, then you have come to the right place!

This monthly networking event is designed to have you meet real estate professionals who could be your newest partners and team members.

Bring your deals, business cards, and a notepad so that you can take your business to the next level in 2025!
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Please join us March 12th and March 19th | 1pm to 2pm and 2pm to 3pm

Ages 8 to 16, with or without disabilities

Harlem School of the Arts (HSA)

The Herb Alpert Center

645 St. Nicholas Ave

New York, NY 10030

Classes are FREE!

No experience required!

Please note: photos & videos may be taken during sessions.

About this event
ENGLISH
Join us for the opening celebration of ficciones patógenas.
“Possessed.” “Deviant.” “Sick.” Historically, colonial regimes attempted, gained, and maintained control over cuir/kuir/queer, trans, Black, and Indigenous people by pathologizing them along with their relationships—to the land, to the nonhuman, to one another. The rich sexual and gender diversity of the many cultures of Abya Yala (Kuna for the entirety of the Americas) was unintelligible to Western knowledge frameworks. To justify acts of violent dispossession and extraction, they characterized specific ways of existing as unnatural. These narratives have wound through legal, religious, cultural, political, and ideological structures in Abya Yala since 1492, and—as ficciones patógenas (pathogenic fictions)—they shape our understandings of bodies, land, culture, and power today.

The artists in this exhibition explore how ficciones patógenas have been perpetuated and embodied, occluding local, non-Western, and Indigenous ways of being and knowing. In their 2018 book, ficciones patógenas, Guaxu trans writer, activist, and participating artist Duen Neka’hen Sacchi traces their own medical history through Western regimes of bodily conformity. The wounding and suturing of Neka’hen’s body (and other nonconforming bodies), based on false notions of order and reproduction, echoes the violent reshaping of the “Indies,” which inextricably bound biology to nationhood. Through hybrid practices that draw from Indigenous, colonial, and contemporary images and strategies, the artists propose ways in which land and bodies exist as sites of resistance and transformation.

Organized by Stamatina Gregory, Head Curator/Director of Exhibitions and Collections and Georgie Sánchez.

Learn more about ficciones patógenas here.

Participating Artists
Carlos Arias, Felipe Baeza, Seba Calfuqueo, Javier Cardona Otero, Colectivo Ayllu (álex aguirre sánchez, iki yos piña narváez, kimy/leticia rojas miranda, lucrecia masson córdoba, francisco godoy vega), Mandorilyn Crawford, Gian Cruz, Frau Diamanda, Venuca Evanán, Camilo Godoy, Carlos Martiel, Lulu V. Molinares, Lizette Nin, Rio Paraná (Duen Neka’hen Sacchi, Mag de Santo), Duen Neka’hen Sacchi, Javi Vargas Sotomayor, Lucía Egaña Rojas and Ju Salgueiro, Luis Fernando Zapata

Accessibility
Located at 26 Wooster Street, the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art strives to provide a welcoming environment to all visitors. Five external steps lead to our entrance doors: a wheelchair lift is available. All galleries are wheelchair-accessible, and a single-occupancy accessible restroom is located behind the visitor services desk: all restrooms are gender-neutral. Large print didactics are available.

For questions or access requests, please email info@leslielohman.org with 1 week advance of your visit.

ESPAÑOL
Presentamos la recepción de apertura de ficciones patógenas.
“Poseídos”. “Desviados”. “Enfermos”. Históricamente, los regímenes coloniales intentaron controlar, obtuvieron o mantuvieron control sobre las personas cuir/kuir/queer, trans, negras e indígenas patologizando tanto a los grupos humanos como a sus relaciones con la tierra, con lo no humano y entre sí. La rica diversidad sexual y de género de las muchas culturas de Abya Yala (Kuna para la totalidad de las Américas) era ininteligible para los marcos de conocimiento occidentales. Para justificar actos de despojo y extracción violenta, caracterizaron formas específicas de existencia como antinaturales. Estas narrativas han impregnado las estructuras legales, religiosas, culturales, políticas e ideológicas de Abya Yala desde 1492 y, como ficciones patógenas, dan forma a nuestras comprensiones de los cuerpos, la tierra, la cultura y el poder en el momento presente.

Los artistas en esta exposición exploran cómo las ficciones patógenas han sido perpetradas y encarnadas, ocultando las formas de ser y conocer nativas, no occidentales e indígenas. En su libro de 2018, ficciones patógenas, el escritor trans Guaxu, activista y artista participante Duen Neka’hen Sacchi, traza su propia historia médica a través de los regímenes occidentales de conformidad corporal. La herida y sutura del cuerpo de Neka’hen (y otros cuerpos no conformes), basadas en nociones falsas de orden y reproducción, resuenan con el violento remodelado de las “Indias”, que vinculaba inextricablemente la biología con la nacionalidad. A través de prácticas híbridas que se nutren de imágenes y estrategias indígenas, coloniales y contemporáneas, los artistas proponen formas en que la tierra y los cuerpos existen como sitios de resistencia y transformación.

Organizado por Stamatina Gregory, Curador General/Director de Exposiciones y Collectiones y Georgie Sánchez.

Lea más sobre ficciones patógenas aquí.

Artistas en la exposición
Carlos Arias, Felipe Baeza, Seba Calfuqueo, Javier Cardona Otero, Colectivo Ayllu (álex aguirre sánchez, iki yos piña narváez, kimy/leticia rojas miranda, lucrecia masson córdoba, francisco godoy vega), Mandorilyn Crawford, Gian Cruz, Frau Diamanda, Venuca Evanán, Camilo Godoy, Carlos Martiel, Lulu V. Molinares, Lizette Nin, Rio Paraná (Duen Neka’hen Sacchi, Mag de Santo), Duen Neka’hen Sacchi, Javi Vargas Sotomayor, Lucía Egaña Rojas and Ju Salgueiro, Luis Fernando Zapata

Accesibilidad
Ubicado en 26 Wooster Street, cinco escalones exteriores conducen a nuestras puertas de entrada: hay disponible un ascensor para sillas de ruedas. Todas las galerías son accesibles para sillas de ruedas y hay un baño accesible para uso individual detrás del mostrador de servicios para visitantes: todos los baños son neutrales de género. Se encuentran disponibles didácticas en letra grande.

Para preguntas y solicitudes de acceso, escribes a info@leslielohman.org con 1 semana avance de su visita, por favor.

IC: Javi Vargas Sotomayor, Huayco Epidemia (Constelación Chuquichinchay) (Huayco Epidemic (Chuquichinchay Constellation)), 201

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Normal New York is back with Not-a-Normal Market Spring 2025 show. Join us for a two-weekend shopping & community event that redefines the retail experience. Featuring 120 carefully curated vendors each weekend, NANM brings together indepenent designers, artists, creators, and curators offering furniture, art, home decor, apparel, jewelry and accessories. With a focus on vintage designer, quality second-hand, locally designed / produced, upcycled / reworked, and handmade.

Come shop three floors and over 30,000 square feet at the iconic old former Barneys flagship in Chelsea. For the full vendor list, please visit our website. Follow us on Instagram to stay up to date on more exciting details and sneak peeks leading up to the market!

TICKET INFORMATION

Early Bird Pricing: $16 (ends February 28th)

Regular Pricing: $20

*Children under 12 get in free

Please read FAQ section for detailed information on policies.

Frequently asked questions
Can I switch the ticket I bought for a different day?
Purchase your ticket(s) carefully. We do not allow exchanges of ticket for a different day. The day for which you bought your ticket is the day you are allowed entry.

How does timed entry work?
The time block on your ticket is the timeframe which you are allowed to enter the market. You may stay in the market past the timeframe, but once you leave, we do not allow re-entry.

I never received my ticket.
Eventbrite sends the ticket to the email address that is associated with your Eventbrite account. Many people have an Eventbrite account linked to an old email and the tickets get sent there. Please check all your emails for tickets before emailing our customer support team.

My ticket looks like it is for Friday, March 14th but I bought it for a different day.
Your ticket confirmation will show the date as Friday, March 14th because that is when the market starts. However, your actual ticket will have the date of the ticket you purchased. Please check your ticket carefully before reaching out to our customer support team

Is there a line to get in?
Historically, there has been a line to enter, with the longest wait times at open but significantly decreasing throughout the day. For our Spring market and moving forward, all tickets will have timed entry to cut down on wait times.

Can I buy tickets at the door?
We cannot guarantee ticket availability at the door. Once the event is sold out, it’s sold out!

Can I re-enter with my ticket if I leave?
Unfortunately, we don’t allow re-entry. Once you leave the market, you are not allowed back in.

Is there parking available at the event venue?
Only street parking is available around the venue.

If I purchase a big piece of furniture, is there help to carry it out of the venue?
Pick-up schedules can be coordinated with the furniture sellers directly, however items must be picked up during market hours unless specially scheduled with the seller. For extra help, we recommend using Lugg.

Do you allow outside food and drink?
Outside food and drink is not allowed. We will have pastry and coffe available for purchase inside.

What is your pet policy?
Well-behaved dogs are always welcome!

What is your refund policy?
Purchase your ticket(s) carefully. We do not offer refunds.

Where can I find additional assistance or information regarding tickets?
For any questions or issues related to ticket purchases, feel free to contact our customer support team via email at info@normalnewyork.com.