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After two years of being a virtual event, the 5th Annual Halloween CCNY Scarefest is back in-person for some spooky fun. The event is open to the public on a first come, first serve basis and takes place on Monday, Oct. 31 from 4-10 p.m. Adults and kids are welcome. Groups of 10 will embark on a

Join us for an exquisite evening as we celebrate the reveal of AMIT’s Kfar Batya campus, a center for educational transformation opening in 2025 in Ra’anana, Israel, and experience an intimate performance by Maestro Itzhak Perlman with Rohan De Silva on piano. “An Evening with Itzhak Perlman” event will ‘preview’ and unveil the plans for

New York’s Chinatown — previously also known as New York City’s Theater District — was once home to at least 5 active movie theaters that were central to community life, with a theater on every corner at Canal and Bowery. In this special screening of Eric Lin’s short documentary Music Palace (2005), we step back

Presented in partnership with the New York Public Library, UNBOUND is a spooky, immersive dance experience inspired by the works of Emily Dickinson. Come and explore the catacombs of a daemon, have an encounter with a witch’s coven, or party at the vampire banquet as the story unfolds. Whether you choose to visit us for

Presented in partnership with the New York Public Library, UNBOUND is a spooky, immersive dance experience inspired by the works of Emily Dickinson. Come and explore the catacombs of a daemon, have an encounter with a witch’s coven, or party at the vampire banquet as the story unfolds. Whether you choose to visit us for

Presented in partnership with the New York Public Library, UNBOUND is a spooky, immersive dance experience inspired by the works of Emily Dickinson. Come and explore the catacombs of a daemon, have an encounter with a witch’s coven, or party at the vampire banquet as the story unfolds. Whether you choose to visit us for

Something Wicked This Way Comes… Join us for a spooktastic evening of indulgences. Enjoy the enticing performances of Thistle Dance. Experience the luminescent libations of Finback Brewery – small batch artisanal brews, scintillating spirits, craft cocktails and more. Explore the Artist’s Bazaar, where local artists showcase their work and sell their merch. All proceeds go

This October 21-23, the 20th annual OHNY Weekend will unlock almost 300 places across the five boroughs through talks, tours, and behind the scenes access. All for free.  A public celebration of New York and the “power of place”. Historic Chinatown  Move through the historic core of the Manhattan Chinatown that has captured the public

HESC Upcoming and On-Demand Virtual Events “The Path” is a series of virtual live and on-demand events, hosted by NYS HESC, and designed to help New York’s students on their path toward a higher education. Students and their families can get advice about accessing and financing a college education from higher education experts by attending

Register here to bring your students to our annual college and career fair! There will be representatives from dozens of colleges and universities, including historically Black schools and SUNY/CUNY schools, on hand to answer students’ questions. We’ll also have a financial aid workshop and take-home resources to help students plan for their future. 

Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 15-16, noon – 6 p.m. both days. FREE. Hosted by Arts Gowanus, Gowanus Open Studios is Brooklyn’s largest celebration of local art and artists. More than 300 artists, businesses, and venues in Gowanus will open their doors, giving the public a rare glimpse inside the former factories, warehouses, and studio buildings

Navegar el proceso de inscripción de la escuela intermedia y secundaria puede ser muy complicado, especialmente para las familias de estudiantes con discapacidades. Cubriremos los cambios recientes en el proceso de solicitud; consejos para investigar y seleccionar escuelas según las necesidades de su familia; y responderemos a sus preguntas sobre la solicitud de ingreso a

Navigating the middle and high school enrollment process can be very complicated, especially for families of students with disabilities. We’ll be covering recent changes to the application process; tips for researching and selecting schools based on your family’s needs; and taking your questions about applying to middle and high school.

We’ll cover the education rights of students facing classroom removals and suspensions, as well as information about the DOE’s discipline code, suspension hearings, and alternative instruction.

Navigating the middle and high school enrollment process can be very complicated, especially for families of students with disabilities. We’ll be covering recent changes to the application process; tips for researching and selecting schools based on your family’s needs; and taking your questions about applying to middle and high school.

The Bronx Arts Ensemble is excited to partner with The Point CDC in presenting a series of workshops for Turnout NYC–creating equitable arts access across the five boroughs with a season of concerts, performances, workshops, and more. Workshops include activities, musical performances, and conversations about the power of music.⁠⁠Workshop: Friday, October 7 @ 3 PM⁠Performance:

The Bronx Arts Ensemble is excited to partner with The Point CDC in presenting a series of workshops for Turnout NYC–creating equitable arts access across the five boroughs with a season of concerts, performances, workshops, and more. Workshops include activities, musical performances, and conversations about the power of music.⁠⁠Workshop: Friday, October 7 @ 3 PM⁠Performance:

This presentation aims to help parents understand and help their children with the daily skills needed for school success. These skills, referred to as “executive functioning”, include organization, planning tasks, following directions, exhibiting self-control and remembering information. This presentation will provide information on supporting children’s executive functioning in the context of supporting a child with

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a

Stop by to meet Brooklyn Book Bodega and create your own storybook.

Kick-off Brooklyn Book Festival Bookends Week with free books, school supplies, craft workshops & more. READ 718, Brooklyn Book Bodega, and House of SpeakEasy present a back-to-school celebration for young readers, their families, and booklovers of all ages. Swing by and say hello for books ages 0-12 courtesy of Brooklyn Book Bodega from The SpeakEasy

Grab a book for your family and food while supplies last at Food Bank for New York City Mobile Pantry.

As part of Climate Week NYC and in conjunction with NYC’s Zero Emissions Day, Yourban2030, in collaboration with the New York City Department of Education, will host an event dedicated to creative solutions for air quality. Students of The High School of Art & Design in Manhattan will engage in a day of activities to

Join us for a FREE concert of works by historic and living North American composers. Music from Scott Joplin’s opera Treemonisha to works by living Canadian and Mexican composers. Program: Mathieu Lussier- Dos Tropicos! Jose Hurtado- Son de la Bruja (2009) Scott Joplin- Five Scenes from Treemonisha (1911) I. We’re Goin’ Around II. Prelude III.

Join us for a back to school screening of the 2005 hit film Madagascar! We will not only watch Central Park Zoo animals make their great escape, we will also help you make a mask of your favorite Madagascar movie character. Move it! Move it! 4 pampered animals from New York’s Central Park Zoo find themselves shipwrecked

Mana Fashion is excited to present Haute & Holy on Monday, September 12, 2022, featuring a series of events to address equality, diversity, and inclusion in the fashion industry. This event is free and open to the public. Space is limited so RSVP is necessary. 12:30 – 1:30pm | The Faith & Fashion Panel Tobi

Educational programs on college campuses for students with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities who use Alternate Assessment and will leave high school with a non-diploma credential. Families are welcome. SCHEDULE -5:45 PM – Webinar opens and accommodations set up -6:00 PM – Listen to a PANEL OF EXPERTS talk about unique programs on college campuses for

College information for high school students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) who will leave high school with a diploma. Families are welcome. SCHEDULE -5:45 PM – Webinar opens and accommodations set up -6:00 PM – Listen to a PANEL OF EXPERTS talk college, City University of New York, ACCES-VR, INCLUDEnyc, student self-advocates, and the NYC

We have an excess amount of well loved and overstock books for Adults. Please sign up to come to our Brooklyn Navy Yard Book Hub to take as many books as you can carry. *We are unable to accommodate anyone under age 14 in this space. If you want to bring your children under age

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a

The tour moves through the historic core of the neighborhood highlighting people and businesses that so captured the public imagination. This tour is aimed at fostering a more holistic appreciation of the community, and its sizable impact and contribution to the city, and America that is so little known. This is an in-person program. RSVP

Register today to attend our FREE 12th Annual Virtual School Fair and Kindergarten Admissions Discussion Panel https://www.letstalkschools.com/2022schoolfair/ featuring NY private schools and Hunter College Elementary School. Meet with admission directors to discuss their schools’ application process, what to look for on tours, financial aid, testing, how admission decisions are made, and more. The event starts Monday, August 30, 10am with a

Responderemos a sus preguntas sobre el regreso a la escuela y cubriremos los problemas que las familias experimentan con frecuencia en este momento, incluso consejos para ayudarle a solucionar problemas con los cambios de bus y transporte, los servicios y ubicaciones de educación especial, y mucho más.

We’ll take your questions about back to school, and cover issues that families frequently experience at this time, including advocacy tips to help troubleshoot issues with busing and transportation changes, special education services and placements, and more.

Grand Marshal, Pan India Super Star, Allu Arjun @ Federation of Indian Associations NY NJ CT NE India Day Parade at Madison Ave. E38th St. – E24th St.

People with developmental disabilities are sexual beings that need information and skills for making healthy decisions about their sexuality and learning ways to stay safe as they navigate relationships. Unfortunately, many are often left out of the conversation about sexuality by people in their immediate circle including teachers, professionals, direct support staff and parents, among

There are many areas where parents can make a difference including learning effective ways to teach consent education to their young and grown children with I/DD. This webinar will explore: Explore strategies for teaching consent to this your children Review tips for working with people with I/DD Examine why people with I/DD are at risk

Healthy relationship boundaries are an important skill for us all. We are seeing more and more examples in our culture, where we have people from multiple cultural backgrounds having a different understanding about boundaries and healthy relationships.  People with intellectual and developmental disabilities are sexual beings, and just like everyone, they also need the information

Brooklyn Public Library’s Center for Brooklyn History is the host of NYC History Day! NYCHD 2023 is the virtual regional contest for National History Day (NHD). New York City middle and high schoolers get to do original research on a historical topic of their choice and make their own exhibition, performance, documentary, website, or paper.

Our 60-credit MS program in School Counseling is an online program. It is specifically designed to help those who are eager to make a difference in the lives of students and will prepare you to become a guidance counselor and provide academic and emotional support to children and families in culturally diverse K-12 settings. Meet

This presentation aims to help attendees learn more about anger management for teens. We will review what anger is, why we get angry, misconceptions about anger, common anger responses and reactions, and signs of anger. We will also explain how we can manage anger through prevention as well as crisis survival skills. At the end

This webinar will provide information on what an IEP is in regards to the law, understanding the parts of the IEP, the process, how to prepare for the meeting, how to be an active and informed participant, and how to follow the process for your child afterwards in implementing the IEP. Este seminario web brindará

This workshop provides essential tools to successfully navigate the special education system in NYC as to ensure that children with special needs receive the educational services to which they are entitled regardless of the type of school—public, charter, or private. You will leave having a better understanding of 1) Special Education, the Concept, 2) IDEA

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a

Come to NARS Foundation on August 11th & 12th to celebrate wellness with Brooklyn Arts Council. This event will include performances by esteemed Brooklyn artists you won’t want to miss! Performers include: Jasmine Espinal, Angie Sosa, and Emory Moore. Also on view is BAC’s Sonic Clinic pop-up exhibition and Wellness Studio including digital art by

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a

From Jamaican and Haitian folk songs to Florence Price’s monumental Five Folksongs in Counterpoint, the Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet celebrates the works of Black composers and musicians in the Americas and more. Bring a blanket or chair to enjoy this free concert on the lawn of the Van Cortlandt House Museum.

FREE concert of works by historic and living North American composers. Music from Scott Joplin’s opera Treemonisha to works by living Canadian and Mexican composers. Bring a blanket or chair and spend an afternoon with the Bronx Arts Ensemble Woodwind Quintet, enjoying music on the lawn of the Van Cortlandt House Museum

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing.  Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing.  Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a