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This and That: Things To Do in NYC in June 2024 (Plus: Free Events!)
This and That: Things To Do in NYC in June 2024 (Plus: Free Events!)

June is truly NYC at its best. Pride month festivities are buoyed by phenomenal weather and long days. The streets stay alive late into the night. With that, there’s plenty of opportunity to get out for a good cause or a good time. Here are a few events in NYC worth your time in June 2024.

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Events and HappeningsBenjamin Schmidtnyc art, nyc events, things to do in nyc, the seaport, Phillips, NewFest, Gaga Chromatica Ball, New York City Tourism Foundation, Fred Dixon, Studio Nucleo, Giancarlo Valle, John Baldessari, Peter Voulkos, TriBeCa Film Festival, DeNiro Con, Chashama Art Party 2024, Chashama Gala, NYC Pride March, PrideFest, BMW, Vogue World Paris, Midsummer's Eve, Dragon Boat FestivalComment
This and That: Things To Do in NYC in May 2024 (Plus: Free Events!)
This and That: Things To Do in NYC in May 2024 (Plus: Free Events!)

From dinners and parties (hi, Met Gala!) to art fairs and more, May is certainly the start of the social season in NYC. There’s plenty of opportunity to get out for a good cause or a good time. Here are a few events in NYC worth your time in May 2024.

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Events and HappeningsBenjamin Schmidtnyc art, nyc events, things to do in nyc, kentucky derby, the seaport, Basil Hayden Bourbon, jean-georges, the fulton, Maker’s Mark, Tin Building, Frieze New York, The World Around, The Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, SO–IL, ARB Architects Vietnam, Studio Barnes, Alexis Sablone, Emanuele Coccia, Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, Sandra Jackson-Dumont, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the guggenheim, TEFAF New York, Park Avenue Armory, the met, Barbara Tober, Metropolitan Opera, Automat, F1 Miami Grand Prix, The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, One World International School Riyadh, Nawafiz, TivoliVredenburg, Marwan Moussa, El Sawareekh, Shkoon, Phillips, Jean-Michel BasquiatComment
Mixed Bag: How the NYC Art World is Responding to COVID-19
Mixed Bag: How the NYC Art World is Responding to COVID-19
Art and CultureBenjamin Schmidtycl, young collectors league, instagram live, zoom, skype, the chimney, not for the peak but for the mountain, Andrew Erdos, glass, covid, covid-19 art, covid-19, coronavirus, art, art world, sculpture, ted pim, bill powers, half gallery, under glass, Tom Sachs, Chloe Wise, Richard Prince, David zwirner, suzan frecon, paula cooper, Paula Cooper gallery, art gallery, nyc, nyc art, David zwirner gallery, pace gallery, pace, pop up, New York city, Gagosian, sothebys, online art auction, the met, art critique, ben schmidt, Benjamin schmidt Comment
Takeaway: Five Picks at The Armory Show
Takeaway: Five Picks at The Armory Show
Art and Culture, ListsBenjamin SchmidtThe Armory Show, Ken Julia Yonetani, Crystal Palace: The Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nuclear Nations: USA, Downs and Ross, Sojourner Truth Parsons, Help Me, SOJOURNER TRUTH PARSONS help me, Larissa Fassler, Galerie Jérôme Poggi, Amalia Ulman at BARRO, Amalia Ulman, barro, Yukiko Suto, Take Ninagawa, Vanessa Baird at OSL CONTEMPORARY, Vanessa Baird, OSL CONTEMPORARY, I don’t want to be anywhere, but here I am, Japanese art, architecture art, performance art, armory show, nyc, nyc art, art critique, Benjamin schmidt