THE JAMES BRUNE TEAM
June 1st Upper East Side Enjoy DJ sets, cocktails, and live music alongside the city’s most influential artists, curators, and collectors at this Guggenheim event.
June 2nd The Bronx Attend the New York Botanical Garden’s gala celebration, which will celebrate the “Around the Table: Stories of the Foods We Love” exhibition through a specially curated dinner and dancing.
June 3rd Tivoli, NY Head to Tivoli for an intimate soiree featuring singer-songwriter Natalie Merchant that will open up the Kaatsbaan Summer Festival.
June 4th Inwood The Inwood Film Festival returns with four days of exciting short-film screenings and seminars on screenwriting, storytelling, and more.
June 5th Washington Heights The Inwood Film Festival returns with four days of exciting short-film screenings and seminars on screenwriting, storytelling, and more.
June 6th Harlem Harlem Stage’s gala will feature the premiere of “A Drop of Midnight” by hip hop artist Jason “Timbuktu” Diakité, followed by cocktails and dancing.
June 7th Yonkers, NY Enjoy a live auction and delectable hors d’oeuvres and desserts at the picturesque Untermyer Gardens in Yonkers.
June 8th Upper West Side Hear from historian George Chauncey as he delves into New York City’s gay culture in the period between 1930 and 1970.
June 9th Midtown East This new Morgan Library exhibition explores the creation of Joyce’s groundbreaking novel—a work that has been both celebrated and censored in the past 100 years.
June 10th Upper West Side See highlights from the New-York Historical Society’s expansive architectural collections, which includes floorpans, landscape plans, watercolor renderings, and more.
June 11th Governors Island Travel back in time to the Jazz Age with gourmet picnics, lawn games and contests, 1920s dance lessons, and live music at this weekend-long party.
June 12th Meatpacking District Marvel at world-class floral design and spectacular installations and displays at this three-day festival happening in the Meatpacking District.
June 13th Fort Greene Celebrate the end of BAM’s Art Auction with live music and refreshments as you explore 50+ works by renowned and emerging artists.
June 14th Bridgehampton, NY Join a one-hour hike through open-field trails at the South Fork Natural History Museum.
June 15th Central Park Picnic at the park as you listen to classical music by the New York Philharmonic under the stars.
June 16th Fort Greene This immersive performance takes you on a unique teenager-led exploration of Brooklyn.
June 17th Kingston, NY The Lockwood Gallery’s exhibition presents the abstract works of three painters (Susan Mayr, Dorothy Robinson, and Alice Zinnes) and sculptor Richard Baronio.
June 18th Harlem Enjoy readings, workshops, and panel discussions at this celebration of Black history and culture, featuring talented authors of African descent.
June 19th Prospect Park Celebrate Black culture and freedom on this historically significant day by heading to the Prospect Park Bandshell for an evening of music and storytelling.
June 20th Upper West Side The American Ballet Theatre presents this Alexei Ratmansky-choreographed work inspired by the ancient Greek text “Callirhoe.”
June 21st Riverdale Welcome summer on the picturesque Great Lawn of Wave Hill with a performance by the second company of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
June 22nd Upper East Side This Guggenheim program brings together three multidisciplinary creators to explore the intersection of poetry and dance.
June 23rd Annadale-on-Hudson, NY Part comedy and part thriller, this bold new adaptation takes place in a fantasy world where 17th-century France meets 1970s America.
June 24th Financial District Take part in this 53-year New York City tradition to celebrate the strides made by the LGBTQ+ movement, as well as rally for the work that still needs to be done.
June 25th Washington Heights Spend the day on the picturesque grounds of the Met Cloisters, where you can enjoy family-friendly art-making activities and tours.
June 26th Rhinebeck, NY Find contemporary crafts, jewelry and accessories, and works of art at the Rhinebeck Crafts Festival, which will also feature tastings from local Hudson Valley wineries and distilleries.
June 27th Union Square Explore seasonal produce, artisan cheeses and breads, flowers and plants, and much more at the popular greenmarket.
June 28th Upper East Side Olivier Award-winning director Robert Icke brings his new staging of the classic Shakespeare play to the Park Avenue Armory stage.
June 29th Upper West Side This first-of-its-kind exhibition uses children’s picture books to tell the story of the Civil Rights Movement.
June 30th Upper East Side Explore the evolution of kimono styles from the late Edo period to the early 20th century at this Met exhibition.
