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10/19/2026

ICYMI: New York history, a political legend, and the stories you haven't heard.

This weekend, we celebrated the life and legacy of former New York Governor Mario Cuomo with a special screening of Mario, a powerful new documentary, followed by a conversation with Ken Auletta, Madeline Cuomo, Steven Cohen, and filmmaker Teddy Kunhardt, moderated by Harold Holzer.

In this clip, Teddy Kunhardt reflects on the deeply personal story behind the film and the man he came to know through its making.

Presented courtesy of Life Stories, Mario offers an intimate portrait of one of New York's most influential political figures.

🎬 Missed the event? There's still time to watch the conversation on demand. Visit the link in our bio. And beginning Oct 29, you can watch Mario in its entirety, streaming free on LifeStories.org"

Explore our special YouTube collection celebrating Mario Cuomo's extraordinary history with The 92nd Street Y, New York, featuring 19 appearances on our stage.

10/19/2026

What if joy is not something we find, but something we notice?

Beloved artist, author, and New Yorker illustrator Maira Kalman invites us to see the extraordinary in the ordinary with Joy, her beautiful new collection of paintings and prose.

From red lipstick in a Paris café to the simple pleasure of a berry tart, Kalman explores how beauty, humor, art, and connection sustain us, even through life's most difficult moments.

Join us October 26 at The 92nd Street Y, New York, for a special book launch featuring a visual presentation of her artwork and an intimate look at her creative process.

Presented in partnership with the Jewish Book Council.

🎟️ Discover the art of finding joy. Reserve your seats at the link in bio.

10/16/2026

It's officially Gilmore girls season. Grab your coffee, we're going back to Stars Hollow! ☕️

And we just can't help ourselves. Team Dean, Team Jess or Team Logan?

We're revisiting this moment from our September 2024 Kelly Bishop ‘in conversation' with Lauren Graham event at The 92nd Street Y, New York, because the great debate is far from over.

Who REALLY was the best boyfriend for Rory Gilmore?

Defend your choice in the comments. We know you have opinions. 👀

10/16/2026

New insights, healthier habits, and more ways to feel your best. 💚

From what you eat to how you live; small everyday choices can make a big difference in your liver health. Understanding liver disease, its risk factors, and what to look for is a great place to start.

Join us at The 92nd Street Y, New York, for Filter the Facts, part of our Spark Your Health series with Mount Sinai Health System, exploring liver health and wellness.

Featuring Mount Sinai expert Meena B. Bansal, MD, System Chief of Liver Diseases and Director of the MASLD/MASH Center of Excellence, and Steve Fecteau, CPXP, Director of Employee Engagement and Recognition at Mount Sinai.

The evening will begin with welcome remarks from Eric J. Nestler, MD, PhD, Dean of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Executive Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer at Mount Sinai Health System, and Seth Pinsky, CEO of 92NY.

Discover simple ways to care for your liver, make healthier everyday choices and feel more confident about your long-term health.

Join us Oct 26 at 6:30pm ET, in person or online. In-person guests can also register for a complimentary FibroScan® liver screening, with limited appointments available.

Make your health a priority. Reserve your spot and learn more about the complimentary screening at the link in bio.

10/16/2026

19 appearances. Decades of unforgettable conversations. One extraordinary New York legacy.

Former New York Governor Mario Cuomo shared his ideas with audiences at The 92nd Street Y, New York, across decades.

This Sunday, October 18, join us for Mario, a powerful new documentary shown courtesy of Life Stories, followed by a conversation with Ken Auletta, Madeline Cuomo, Steven Cohen, and filmmaker Teddy Kunhardt.

Directed by Emmy Award winners George, Peter, and Teddy Kunhardt, the film reveals the man behind the political legend through rare archival footage, family reflections, and personal diaries.

To celebrate Cuomo's enduring connection to 92NY, we've curated a special YouTube collection featuring 19 of his appearances on our stage.

🎬 Reserve your seats for Sunday's documentary screening and conversation through the link in bio.

Then explore the Mario Cuomo archival collection on our YouTube channel, also linked in bio.

10/15/2026

From the Bronx to Las Vegas. From “Jenny from the Block” to global superstar. Jennifer Lopez is coming to 92NY! ✨

Join us at The 92nd Street Y, New York, for an exclusive advance screening of The JLO Show: Live in Las Vegas, followed by a live, intimate conversation with J.Lo herself.

Filmed during the final performance of her sold-out Las Vegas residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, this spectacular concert film celebrates more than two decades of iconic music and her extraordinary journey to international stardom.

Experience hits including “Waiting for Tonight,” “Love Don’t Cost a Thing,” “On the Floor,” and “Let’s Get Loud,” reimagined with a full orchestra and 16 dancers.

Then, Jennifer Lopez takes the 92NY stage to share the stories behind the residency, the making of the film, and the evolution of her remarkable career.

A rare opportunity to experience J.Lo on screen and in person. Join us Nov 15. Reserve your seats through the link in bio.

10/15/2026

What if you could turn metal into a rainbow of color, without a single drop of paint? 🌈✨

Discover the magic of metal anodizing in a hands-on jewelry making workshop at The 92nd Street Y, New York.

Join internationally exhibited jewelry artist Stefan Gougherty at the 92NY Jewelry Center to explore how electricity transforms ordinary gray metal into brilliant, iridescent color. Then create your own one-of-a-kind flower brooch, designed, colored and assembled by you.

A former wearable technology designer at Google, Gougherty brings an extraordinary combination of art, science and imagination to contemporary jewelry making.

No experience needed. All materials included. And you'll leave with a beautiful piece of wearable art that's entirely your own.

Curious what you can create? Explore this special Visiting Artist Workshop in NYC and register at the link in bio.

10/15/2026

100 years later, Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises still has something to say about love, identity, masculinity, and the search for meaning.

Join Maya Hawke, Sarah Pidgeon, Richard Schiff, Titus Welliver, Joy Sunday, Jay McInerney, and Thomas Beller at The 92nd Street Y, New York, on October 22 for a special centennial celebration of Hemingway’s groundbreaking novel.

Featuring live readings, conversation, and introductions by members of the Hemingway family, this extraordinary evening revisits the literary classic that changed American fiction and explores why its themes still resonate today.

Celebrate 100 years of The Sun Also Rises with us at 92NY. Reserve seats at the link in bio.

10/14/2026

Big personalities. Bigger ideas. And absolutely no shortage of opinions! 🦈

The stars of Shark Tank took over The 92nd Street Y, New York, for a night of sharp insights, surprising stories, plenty of laughs and an exclusive look at Season 18.

Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Kevin O’Leary, Daniel Lubetzky and Rashaun Williams joined executive producer and co-showrunner Yun Lingner for a lively conversation moderated by Steven Bartlett.

What makes a pitch irresistible? How do the Sharks know when to take a chance? And how has social media changed the way entrepreneurs build their businesses?

🎥 In our featured video, Lori Greiner shares why entrepreneurial success is about more than having a great idea. Drive, determination and knowing how to build a business matter just as much.

Want more insights from the Sharks? Watch the full conversation on demand at the link in bio!

10/14/2026

What if pain doesn't always need a lesson?

For this week's , Rabbi David Ingber reminds us that sometimes pain is just pain. We may feel compelled to find meaning in every difficult experience, but that search can sometimes add to our suffering.

Perhaps there is wisdom in allowing ourselves to feel pain without having to explain it, justify it or turn it into something more.

Can we learn to be with pain without asking it to teach us something? Follow The 92nd Street Y, New York for a new moment of wisdom every Wednesday.

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