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The Gilded Age Revisited! Upper East Side Art & Architecture Tour

Fri, Oct 23, 6:00 PM

From Exploring NYC History and Neighborhoods

4.9

**Repeating the tour scheduled for Friday, October 9th due to the long waiting list. Priority given to those who were on the waiting list before RSVPs open to our general membership on October 14th at 9pm.** **Email me at hankorenstein@gmail.com to request a spot.** Space is set aside for new group members, first and 2nd timers who land on the waiting list, space permitting. Only email me to request a spot AFTER you have RSVP. **No repeats if you attend this tour previously.** **Cost**: This tour is free with a voluntary donation to your guide/organizer at the end via cash, Venmo or Zelle. **Overview** This tour we will indulge in the East 80's between 5th Avenue and Park Avenue and the residential architecture of the gilded age which consists of mansions and elegant townhouses often built in the Beaux Arts, and Renaissance Revival styles, and even the Chateau style. We'll cover the history of this area and how and why it developed as an enclave for NYC's wealthy elite and how gilded age wealth gave rise to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and helped establish the Upper East Side as a center of the art world. Starting out at the garden of the Cooper Hewitt museum (pictured in photo), which was originally the mansion home of Andrew and Louise Carnegie, we'll visit several local art galleries during our journey, along with several other indoor locations with spectacular architecture. We will venture inside several buildings that were constructed as gilded age mansions and are now public spaces. **Restrooms before the tour: Tarulucci e Vino Cafe at the Cooper Hewitt Museum.** You can enter the cafe via the garden without having to pay admission to the museum. There is a quick bag inspection by a security guard. There are also public restrooms at the Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest across the street from the garden at 90th Street & 5th Avenue. Once inside the church veer immediately to your right (one stall). **Other nearby options: Met Museum pay what you wish for NY residents. There is also an education entrance near 81st Street where you can go to the rest room withour visiting the museum. And of course any of the other local museums - Guggenheim, Jewish Museum (admission charge).** We'll have a break and restrooms in Central Park or depending on time at the Met Museum's education entrance. **Tour ends at 84th Street & Park Avenue** convenient to the 4,5,6,Q trains and numerous bus routes including the M86 crosstown. Your organizer and guide, Hank Orenstein hankorenstein@gmail.com 646-596-3005 (photo courtesy of the Cooper Hewitt Museum).

1 attendee

A Decade of Social Science + Architecture

Mon, Oct 19, 10:00 PM

From Social Research, Architecture and Design Meetup

4.6

Join us for a special evening celebrating **10 years of the AIA Social Science + Architecture Committee**, a decade of advancing conversations at the intersection of **research, human behavior, equity, advocacy, and the built environment**. Founded on a commitment to **interdisciplinary dialogue and exchange**, the committee has spent the past ten years building a vibrant community of architects, researchers, strategists, educators, and industry leaders exploring how **social science can shape more responsive, inclusive, and human-centered environments**. The evening will bring together **past and present members, collaborators, and co-leaders** for a reflective and forward-looking gathering. Through shared stories, presentations, provocations, and conversation, we will look back on the ideas, partnerships, and impact that have defined the last decade, while also exploring **emerging questions shaping the next ten years of architecture and design**. The event will feature: * A **“by the numbers” look at 10 years of committee impact and programming** * **Reflections from past co-leaders and contributors** * **Dinner conversations** inspired by the committee’s original founding format * **Provocations and future-focused discussions** on the evolving role of social science in architecture * Opportunities to **reconnect with long-term members, collaborators, and the broader design community** At its core, the celebration is about **ideas, community, and the continued belief that architecture is deeply connected to human experience**. We look forward to **celebrating the past 10 years, and imagining the next 10 together**. **Stay Tuned:** We are currently finalizing the details for this event. To ensure you receive the official invitation, please keep an eye on [the AIA NY Social Science and Architecture Committee’s page](https://www.aiany.org/committees/social-science-architecture-committee/) and follow [PLASTARC ](https://plastarc.com/)for updates.

13 attendees

Let's tour Sunset Park Materials Recovery Facility

Fri, Oct 16, 2:00 PM

From The New York Permaculture Meetup

4.7

Hosted by OPEN HOUSE NEW YORK https://ohny.org/place/sunset-park-mrf-26 https://ohny.org/festival FREE Drop-in Event: "Go inside a cutting-edge recycling facility to watch massive sorting systems in action from an elevated platform and explore interactive exhibits on recycling and sustainability, with an opportunity for a Q&A with a recycling educator." "Open House New York Weekend is an annual festival that unlocks 300 destinations across all five boroughs for behind-the-scenes tours and special activities. Take a look at new buildings transforming the skyline, step inside infrastructure facilities keeping the city running, explore parks offering respite, discover state-of-the-art performance spaces, visit manufacturing workshops, browse private collections, and much more." Check out all the other interesting locations open to the public for OHNY Weekend! (Some events require a ticket ordered online.)

2 attendees

Interior Design, Fashion, et all Biz networking intimate event event opener

Thu, Nov 5, 11:00 PM

From Fashion & Style Biz startup/ founders in Casa e Moda group

**This intimate event opener will just be a test event to see how things are going to pan out and I’m still figuring out the detail, but will probably be limited to 25-30 group members in a private event room at the Cowork ing space at Soho works dumbo at 10 Jay st from 7-10 pm rather than a massive event where no one can really get to know one and other.**

1 attendee

Midtown Architecture and History Tour: From Pre-War to Art Deco to Modern

Fri, Oct 16, 6:30 PM

From Exploring NYC History and Neighborhoods

4.9

**Adding a 2nd Tour due to a high level of interest (long waiting list for the tour scheduled for October 4th.** RSVPs open up on Monday, October 5th at 8:00pm. **Priority given to those on the waiting list for the October 4th tour who make their requesst prior to RSVP opening. If this is you email me to request your spot at hankorenstein@gmail.com before RSVPs open up to our general membership.** Space permitting - priority for new group members, first and 2nd timers who land on the waiting list. Email me at hankorenstein@gmail.com to request a spot AFTER you land on the waiting list. This tour is free with a welcome donation to your guide at the end via cash, Venmo or Zelle. **Overview** Strolling the Midtown East area of Manhattan helps tell the story of the changes in architecture styles transitioned away from early 20th century European pre-war to Art Deco and then by the 1950’s to modern and international styles. We’ll stop by many interesting and distinctive buildings including the American Radiator Building, Chanin Building, Socony Mobil Building, Chrysler Building, Daily News Building, Ford Foundation, the spectacular GE Building on Lexington Avenue, and of course the monumental Rockefeller Center and a personal favorite, the Fred French Building on 5th Avenue. Along the way we'll dive into the history of midtown Manhattan and the Turtle Bay neighborhood of the East 40s and 50s. **Restrooms before the tour:** The Library is open on Sunday and has restrooms.

31 attendees

Law, Real Estate & Construction Networking Event @ Hudson Yards

Sat, Oct 24, 11:00 PM

From NYC EastWest Elite MeetUp

4.1

[ [Ticket ](https://www.eventbrite.com/o/76065455893).) Meet top lawyers, real estate developers, brokers, architects, and construction professionals Forge valuable partnerships and grow your network Exchange insights on market trends, deal flow, and regulatory updates Discover potential clients, collaborators, or investment opportunitie

1 attendee

From Crypt to Roof: Vertical Tour of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine

Sat, Oct 17, 9:00 PM

From New York Adventure Club

4.8

Tickets: $66.35 (advance registration required) Click the link below to officially register for this experience: [https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/2001184502718](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/2001184502718) Built during the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Upper Manhattan is a monument to its time — and still unfinished over 125 years later. But how did the world’s largest cathedral come to rise in New York City, and what masterpieces lie hidden within its soaring interior? Lace up your sneakers and get ready to uncover the history and architecture of the world’s largest cathedral like never before. Join [New York Adventure Club](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/ "https://www.nyadventureclub.com/") for an exclusive vertical tour through the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, where we'll explore its most iconic architectural highlights throughout a 12-story ascent to the roof before venturing below into the rarely-seen crypt. Led by a Cathedral Educator, our intimate behind-the-scenes experience will include: * **An overview of the Cathedral’s history and architecture**, including why it was built in two different styles * **Stories behind the building’s ongoing construction**, and what it means for the future of the Cathedral * **A climb up one of the Cathedral’s spiral staircases**, with stops at the triforium, a buttress, the ceiling above the nave, and even the roof — rising 124 feet in total * A **peek at the famous Guastavino-tiled spiral staircase** * **An exclusive trip into the crypt**, one of the Cathedral’s most hidden spaces — hear the stories of the entombed while exploring the vaults beneath the chapels See you there! \*Please bring water and wear a comfortable pair of shoes as we’ll be doing a lot of walking and stair climbing for the duration of the tour — 12 stories in total! \*\*Please note that the spiral stairwells are quite narrow, and can be uncomfortable for those with claustrophobia — if you choose to not ascend or descend the cathedral stairs, you may wait on the ground floor for the group to return \*\*\*Guests must be at least 12 years old to visit the crypt Disclaimer By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our [terms of service](https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms "https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms"). Categories: In-Person, Houses of Worship

2 attendees

Early Morning NYC Photo Series: Morning Light Street Photography in NoHo & SoHo

Tue, Oct 13, 11:30 AM

From NYSP+ | New York Street Photography Plus

4.8

For the third session of our **Early Morning NYC Photography Series**, we're heading into **NoHo and SoHo** to take advantage of the beautiful early-morning light and some of Manhattan's most distinctive architecture. This will be a photography walk focused particularly on **light, shadow, architecture, and people.** The streets are generally quieter in the early morning, allowing us to slow down and really look for compositions. ### 📍 Meeting Point **Astor Place — near the Astor Place Cube** We'll meet at Astor Place and work our way through NoHo toward SoHo, exploring the streets and architecture along the way. ### 📷 What we'll look for • Early-morning light and long shadows • Cast-iron architecture • Geometric compositions • Repeating patterns and textures • Doorways, windows, and architectural details • Reflections • People framed by the architecture • Interesting juxtapositions and street scenes Rather than trying to see all of NoHo and SoHo, we'll concentrate on **finding photographs**. Look up. Look down. Look across the street. Look for the small details as well as the big picture. ### A photographic challenge During the walk, try for photographs where **light and shadow are the primary subjects.** And don't be afraid to experiment with different focal lengths, perspectives, and compositions. ### Who should attend? **All experience levels are welcome.** Bring your usual camera or smartphone. There is no required equipment and no need to have previous street photography experience. This is a relaxed opportunity to photograph, exchange ideas, and start the day creatively. Please arrive a few minutes early. **We'll begin photographing promptly at 7:30 AM.** For more information or questions, message or text Angel B at 646-247-3377

17 attendees

Behind-the-Scenes @ Temple Emanu-El: One of the World's Largest Synagogues

Sun, Oct 25, 6:30 PM

From New York Adventure Club

4.8

Tickets: $50.53 (advance registration required) Click the link below to register for this event: [https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/2002150840059](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/2002150840059) Hidden behind a majestic Fifth Avenue façade is one of the world's largest and most breathtaking synagogues, where soaring architecture, masterful craftsmanship, and nearly a century of history come together under one roof. What marvels, hidden spaces, and remarkable stories lie beyond its doors? Get ready to take an unforgettable journey through one of New York City's most extraordinary sacred spaces like never before. Join [New York Adventure Club](http://www.nyadventureclub.com/ "http://www.nyadventureclub.com") for an exclusive, behind-the-scenes exploration of the historic Temple Emanu-El, one of the largest synagogues — and houses of worship — in the world. Led by licensed NYC guide Michael Morgenthal, who went to a yeshiva just blocks away from the temple, our experience through this majestic Art Deco temple dating back to 1929 will include: * **An overview of Temple Emanu-El's fascinating history**, from its founding to its prominent Fifth Avenue location and lasting impact on New York City's religious and cultural landscape * **A visit to the breathtaking main sanctuary**, featuring a 175-foot-long hand-painted and gilded ceiling, Guastavino-tiled walls, more than 60 stained-glass windows, original Hildreth Meière mosaics, and seating for 2,500 worshippers with unobstructed views of the ark * **A walkthrough of the temple's smaller sanctuaries**, home to rare Tiffany stained-glass windows and other remarkable architectural details * **A stop at other historic and hidden spaces throughout the temple**, offering a rare opportunity to step inside areas not typically accessible to the public See you there! \*All guests will have to pass through a metal detector in order to enter the synagogue \*\*Due to enhanced security protocols, the guest list will close 24 hours before the experience begins \*\*\*The exact route is subject to change **Testimonials** "The beauty of the building exceded all my expectation." -Avia "Gorgeous!" -Arno "Very good guide. Extensive tour." -Linda "I love the guide's knowledge." -Deborah "Mike was very knowledgeable and the space was breathtaking." -Jackie "I got to see something I was always curious about. Mike was easy to listen too and knowledgeable . The Temple really is a gem !" -Arabelle "The guide, Mike, was superb, his knowledge combined with friendly, outgoing personality made this tour unforgettable. We had already shared our experience with our friends and are planning to bring them to the next tour to share this delight with them." -Elena "I love the tour leader." -Margaret "The Tiffany stained glass windows and Art Deco details." -Debra "The synagogue is breathtaking and has interesting stories." -Yuliya "Complete explanations of venue, without being rushed." -Joy "Beautiful architecture, history and knowledgeable staff." -Matthew "Extremely informative." -Mary "The ability to see and walk through the entire synagogue, see the different chapels and gave at the amazing architecture." -Christian "Very knowledgeable, entertaining guide in a beautiful setting." -Mark "It was well organized." -Irene "Interesting subject, excellent presentation by guide (knowledgable, articulate)." -Michael "The venue is very interesting and unique, the tour guide was knowledgeable and personable." -Yana "The guide was knowledgeable and organized. The synagogue itself is really interesting." -Beth " It was great. The Temple is exquisite. Mike was a wonderful tour guide: interesting, animated, engaging & knowledgeable." -Ellen " Michael was very knowledgeable, thoughtful, and kind. We learned so much and really enjoyed his insights and information on the space." -Jacquelyn " Mike was a great guide - he knew his material and presented it in a very engaging way." -Nicole " Mike the tour guide was great. He spoke clearly and knew a lot about this beautiful temple. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you!" -Lorraine " Interesting and informative. Great tour." -Jack " I always wanted to learn about Temple Emanu-El and this event satisfied that goal. I found that the tour guide was very knowledgable, quite personable, and welcomed questions from attendees. I plan to look online to see if there are other events of interest where he will serve as tour guide. The stonework, mosaics, stained glass windows, etc. within the Temple are extraordinary. I hope more people take advantage of signing up for a tour of this remarkable structure and its artistic interiors." -Norma " TE is a beautiful synagogue and landmark. It is nice to see the space through another person’s eyes" -Peter " All good. Great architecture and great guide." -Kim " Stunning location and a great guide!" -Nora "Very interesting and informative. Guide was very engaging!" -Joyce "I appreciated the opportunity to get an up close look at the Bemas." -Jacob "The building is so beautiful. The history was fascinating and the content was excellent. Loved every minute of the time. Our guide was knowledgeable and very professional and explained everything clearly and his information and visual photos were excellent. At ease and was well informed." -Babs "Well organized and presented. Beautiful venue." -Jeffrey "We have had Mike as our guide on other tours as well and he never disappoints! The venue, the historical information, and the Background about the art, the architecture and prior synagogues All contributor to an excellent experience." -Samantha "Access to a place normally not accessible, knowledgeable guide, appreciated additional explanation for non-Jewish participants." -Mav Disclaimer By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our [terms of service](https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms "https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms"). Categories: In-Person, Houses of Worship

3 attendees

Visual, Composition : Oct 24 - Nov 07 , Sat. 10:30- 1:00 PM. In-person

Sat, Oct 24, 2:30 PM

From PhotoManhattan - Photography classes NYC & Free Exhibits

4.7

[Visual Composition & Storytelling Classes (3 sessions): Oct 24 - Nov 07 , Saturdays 10:30 PM-1:00 PM. In-person: Outdoors](https://www.photomanhattan.com/product-p/co-dp3.i-01.1.htm "Visual Composition & Storytelling Classes (3 sessions): Oct 24 - Nov 07 , Saturdays 10:30 PM-1:00 PM. In-person: Outdoors, CO-DP3.i-01.1") https://www.photomanhattan.com/product-p/co-dp3.i-01.1.htm \* Meetup RSVPs don't reflect the number of attendees as most Registrations come from our site: https://www.photomanhattan.com **This workshop is fully Outdoors.** Except, in specific instances such as rain / drizzle, it will be partially indoors or rescheduled. **Meeting location will be in Union Square Park or the Highline (at 14th street).** **👁️ VISUAL COMPOSITION & STORYTELLING:** The Art of Seeing Light and Design This is where your creative photography takes over. Master composition rules (Rule of Thirds, Leading Lines) and learn how to break them to forge your own artistic style. Focus on visual design elements like perspective, color theory, and dynamic framing. **What You Will Master:** \* **Compositional Rules**: Master essential composition techniques, including the **Rule of Thirds**, **Leading Lines**, **Symmetry**, and **Negative Space**. \* **Design Elements**: Focus on visual design elements such as **perspective**, **color theory**, **dynamic framing**, **pattern**, and **texture** to make every image captivating. \* **Creative Vision**: Develop your individual style and learn to identify and execute complex concepts that transform a snapshot into a compelling piece of visual storytelling. \* **Hands-On Practice**: In-class assignments and critiques focused on developing and refining your unique creative vision. This course marks the shift from simply operating a camera to truly creating art. Master the foundational rules of composition and learn when and how to break them to forge your own unique artistic style. Learn to communicate complex ideas and emotions through the frame. **Requirements & Notes:** \* **Requirements**: Any camera (DSLR, Mirrorless, or advanced Point & Shoot). \* **Assumed Knowledge**: Basic familiarity with camera operation.

1 attendee

LLMday: In-Person Event on LLMs, AI & ML | NYC 2026 Q4

Thu, Oct 29, 1:00 PM

From In-Person Tech Events NYC 2026

4.4

**LLMday: In-Person Event on LLMs, AI & ML in NYC Q4** Conference focused on Large Language Models (LLMs), Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning, bringing together engineers, researchers, and product teams to share real-world experience building, deploying, and operating AI systems. ➡️[Speakers & Topics](https://llmday.com/2026-nyc-q4/) 🎟️ **Important:** Meetup RSVPs are for interest only. Still NEED registration, it is handled exclusively through Luma [here](https://luma.com/llmday-2026-nyc-q4?lm_source=embed) Enjoy 50% OFF with promo code: MEETUP50

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Street, Travel Photography : Oct 24- Nov. 7, Sat. 1:30 -4:00 PM. in person

Sat, Oct 24, 5:30 AM

From PhotoManhattan - Photography classes NYC & Free Exhibits

4.7

[Street, Travel & Cityscape Photography Workshop (3 sessions): Oct 24- Nov 07 , Saturdays 1:30 PM-4:00 PM. In-person: Outdoors.](https://www.photomanhattan.com/product-p/co-tp1.i-06.1.htm "Street, Travel & Cityscape Photography Workshop (3 sessions): Oct 24- Nov 07 , Saturdays 1:30 PM-4:00 PM. In-person: Outdoors., CO-TP1.i-06.1") $ 375.- \* Meetup RSVPs don't reflect the number of attendess as most Registrations come from our site: https://www.photomanhattan.com **🏙️ STREET, TRAVEL & CITYSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY:** Urban workshop is an essential mix of **Landscape, Cityscape, and Street Photography**, making it ideal for the frequent traveler, the photojournalist, and the photographer who loves shooting anywhere, everywhere. This intensive course is mostly conducted **outdoors** and focuses on honing compositional and technical skills specific to dynamic, real-world environments. You'll be fully prepared for your next outdoor adventure, from capturing expressive street portraits to stunning natural landscapes. ## What You Will Master: * **Location Composition:** Learn savvy techniques that will turn your landscape and cityscape images into outstanding ones, focusing on perspective, lighting, and specialized composition rules for outdoor scenes. * **Street & Candid Techniques:** Capture scenes and moments with confidence, including environmental portraiture and the ethics of shooting in public spaces. * **Real-Time Practice:** Experienced instructors guide you through various outdoor shooting scenarios (High Line, Union Square, Central Park, etc.) with immediate review of the work photographed during class. * **Light Manipulation:** The ins and outs of manipulating natural and urban light for impactful location photos. | Requirements & Availability | | --------------------------- | | **Requirements:** Any camera (DSLRs to Phone cameras). Note: This course will not review the fundamentals of camera functions and exposure; students are expected to know how to manage their cameras (auto or manual mode recommended). | | **Assumed Knowledge:** Digital Photography I or equivalent level is recommended. | | **Note:** Classes take place mainly outdoors. Please be prepared for weather conditions. | | **Available Versions:** Full course (various duration options) or Single day seminar (brief intro). | **Note** This course will not review the fundamentals of camera functions and exposure; students are expected to know how to manage their cameras (in automatic or manual mode). View more dates and classes at: https://www.photomanhattan.com/photography-classes-nyc-s/1814.htm

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The Gilded Age Revisited! Upper East Side Art & Architecture Tour

A Decade of Social Science + Architecture

Let's tour Sunset Park Materials Recovery Facility

Interior Design, Fashion, et all Biz networking intimate event event opener

Midtown Architecture and History Tour: From Pre-War to Art Deco to Modern

Law, Real Estate & Construction Networking Event @ Hudson Yards

From Crypt to Roof: Vertical Tour of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine

Early Morning NYC Photo Series: Morning Light Street Photography in NoHo & SoHo

Behind-the-Scenes @ Temple Emanu-El: One of the World's Largest Synagogues

Visual, Composition : Oct 24 - Nov 07 , Sat. 10:30- 1:00 PM. In-person

LLMday: In-Person Event on LLMs, AI & ML | NYC 2026 Q4

Street, Travel Photography : Oct 24- Nov. 7, Sat. 1:30 -4:00 PM. in person

The Gilded Age Revisited! Upper East Side Art & Architecture Tour

A Decade of Social Science + Architecture

Let's tour Sunset Park Materials Recovery Facility

Interior Design, Fashion, et all Biz networking intimate event event opener

Midtown Architecture and History Tour: From Pre-War to Art Deco to Modern

Law, Real Estate & Construction Networking Event @ Hudson Yards

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