This group meets and visits museums, galleries and other venues that exhibit photography. We then gather after for lunch or coffee to discuss what we saw, share our reactions and anything we've experienced in our encounter with the work. Anyone who likes photography is welcome.

This group is for Movie, Theater, Museum, Literature, Arts, and Culture enthusiasts in the New York area. NYC has so much to offer and we will explore together!    

… Native New Yorker Linda is a licensed New York City tour guide (star rated by the Department of Consumer Affairs), has been a docent/educator at both The Merchants House Museum and the Fraunces Tavern Museum, and has led private tours for  Bronx Community College, Hostos Community College, New York City College of Technology, and Saint Francis College, and as well as for the Municipal Arts Society's Jane's Walks,  the Northwest Queens Paranormal Research Group, Asian Men/Black Women Connections, …

Hi Friends,  this Meetup is about going on Art tours, activities and experiences led by locals in local galleries. The goal is to learn and enjoy Art through the guidance of people who love Art. We will strive to have at least 1 to 2 Meetups a month. If you love Art, Galleries, Museums, exploring new artists and galleries, and meeting new people, this is the group for you. Not only will you find fantastic Art experiences, you'll make awesome new friends. =) The meetup group was started b …

Greetings Baby  Boomers everywhere! We are a medium sized fun group with an average of 10-15 events a month, most on the weekends.  Baby Boomers are people born sometime in between 1946 and 1964 in the United States of America.  Our range of event locations cuts a 40-mile wide swath across New Jersey from river to ocean – right in the middle of the State.   While we were at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in December 2011, I entered a StorySlam contest and told a story about "Gifts."   They recor …

Do you live in New York City with tons of culture right in your own backyard, but see Superman Returns and other blockbusters, stuff you could see anywhere? Culture for the Non-Cultured participates in 2-3 cultural activities per month, including theater, art galleries, museums, walking tours, aquariums, and historical homes. Each event gathers together 20-60 people. Usually, we eat afterwards, because nothing builds community like sitting around a table full of calories! **It is policy that the …

The New to Brooklyn Friends Collaborative grows out of the desire to create a space for Brooklyn newbies who are looking for a positive social support network, i.e. friends. Uprooting to NYC is not easy, especially when it comes to making new friends. With this in mind, our group exists so that newbies can get together to do fun things like: bike rides, museum excursions, BBQs in the park, hiking, and much more. Aside from being a space for Brooklyn newbies to socialize, our group exists as a Co …

Our group supports gay-lesbian- bisexual or questioning professional women who want to widen their circle of lesbian friends. We participate in fun and engaging adventures both in and out of the city. In the city, we offer the opportunity socialize in a fun, low key, friendly and relaxed way. We visit museums, attend lesbian social networking gatherings for singles, concerts, shows, movies, and other cultural activities in the city. We also offer cultural walks around town. When we venture out o …

… Shakespeare in the park, Water taxi beaches, Beer Gardens, Prospect park concerts Other events you might like to have: -Coney Island beach and boardwalk -MoMA Free Friday exhibit & Burger Joint -Staten Island Chinese Scholar's Garden -Governor's Island bike riding -Ferry to Sandy Hook Beaches (including clothing optional beach) -The Queens Museum & Xian Famous Foods   Note: As of right now, if the events are not already in the evening, the daytime events will mostly likely be on a weekday, …

About Us: NY Cultural Tech is a cross-disciplinary group for practicing technologists (coders, info architects, developers) who are focused on the advancement of emerging technologies from within the domains of public knowledge (government, museums, libraries, educational institutions, non-profits and other outwardly focused for-profits). We are a participatory group, so non-spectator oriented. What we do: We meet semi-monthly to share what we’ve been working on, coding, or more importantly p …

Been meaning to draw more? Or enjoy Central Park more? Do both - and meet great people too! Come relax and learn with New York's largest drawing Meetup Group. We welcome people who: have a love of art and nature - want to meet new people - want to learn from other artists - want to see parks and museums - want to start drawing (including figure drawing), but classes are too expensive - draw all the time, or haven't drawn for years (or ever!) What makes our Meetups different? We like to shar …

… Some past/upcoming events  * Sing Alongs - Greenwich Village Caroling Walk, Handel's Messiah * Dancing - Contra Dance, Barn Dance * Performance - The Moth, Fringe Festival, Public Theater, BAM, The Secret City * Improv /Comedy - Whiplash, ASSSSCAT 3000 (at UCB Theatre) * Movies - The Muppets, Harold & Kumar, Midnight in Paris, RiverFlicks, Tribeca Film Festival * Museums - New Museum, Morgan Museum, Museum of Moving Image, Brooklyn Museum * Outdoors - Ice Skating in Central Park, Manhattan Wonde …

… However older siblings are welcome to join our story time, picnics, visits to the museums, and walks in the Park, as long as they participate and join the activities scheduled for the rest of the children. The group meets once a month however, we try to schedule two meetups a month if possible.The group's activities is arranged by the organizer and assisted by gifted parents who gracefully volunteer their time with reading time in Spanish, and help with the coordination of traveling to field tri …

Brooklyn Style current exhibit at brooklyn Museum     Meet other Sewing Enthusiat online and off, to enjoy to do all sorts of sewing, fashion, design and craft activities! Including garment construction, home decor and crafts. Join us on walks around the garment district in NYC, Sewing Socials, vists to designer Show room and studios,  Museum and art exhibits, and design inspiration tours! In photo "sparkle" get a heavy metal twist for SS2011, as seen at the Tex world new York!   give yo …

***** Message from the Organizer, Eric Yeh 3/23/2009 I would like to open this group up to multiple AO's who can post various events for me. I have reached out to some of my other art circle friends from galleries, auction houses, museums, and art organizations to see if they would like to participate as well. Eventually we will hopefully have a thriving community for art events, and if at some point the number of AO's dwindles that would be fine. Our member Henry (I'm sorry I don't know …

… Motivation:  To make the Rubin Museum Lounge on Friday night the Buddhist and like-minded hang-out spot in New York. If you like Buddhas or to meditate - then you'll love the Rubin! Who:  ALL ARE INVITED.  Feel free to spread the word.  The more,             the merrier. Time:  6-?pm  Date:  Every Friday - like clockwork Place:  Rubin Museum Lounge, 17th Street and 7th Avenue How to find us:  Look for a table with the small sign "Dharma Drink"                          + Lounge staf …