Miscellaneous Events

Assorted discussions and symposia

The New York Public Library offers more than 25,000 classes and public programs each year at its 87 locations throughout Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island. While many of these events are part recurring series, such as LIVE from the NYPL, some are one-time events. Here you may stream and download audio and video recordings from some of these unique events.

NYPL Sings: Songs for Our Children

Yomi Sode and Miles Hodges: A Reflection on Shakespeare

9/16/2016

United in Anger: A History of ACT UP

1/6/2014

"Permanent Present Tense: The Unforgettable Life of the Amnesiac Patient," with Suzanne Corkin, Professor of Neuroscience, Emerita at The Massachusetts Institute of Technology

5/16/2013


Jewish Geography in America: Who Went Where When and Why

5/3/2013

Social Media Week: Creating Brand Engagement with Google+ Hangouts

2/22/2013

Social Media Week: Library 3.0 — Introducing the Social Catalog

2/22/2013

Children's Literary Salon - Middle Grade Fiction: Surviving the YA Onslaught

2/2/2013


Where have all the delis gone?

10/22/2012

Eusebio Leal and the Restoration of Old Havana

5/15/2012

100 Years of the Arab American Novel: Ameen Rihani’s The Book of Khalid and Arab Life in Lower Manhattan

10/25/2011

Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire”: A Conversation about Security and Transparency in the Cold War Era Foreign Relations Series

10/12/2011


What Makes a "Monster"?

8/18/2011

The Face of the Creature

8/18/2011

A Monster's Right to Have Rights

8/18/2011

The Maker of the Monster

8/18/2011


Autism and Articulation in Mary Shelley’s Novel and Beyond

8/18/2011

The Creature in the (Cinematic) Machine

8/18/2011

Everybody Loves the Monster!

8/18/2011

Digital Humanities and the Future of Libraries

6/16/2011