What's On Archive

The exhibition celebrates the rescue and decades-long restoration of Alice of Wonderland Visiting New York, a major New Deal–era mural cycle created for the children’s ward at Gouverneur Hospital between 1938 and 1940.

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Bringing together voices from the arts, sports, public health, and policy, this event examines how creative participation can advance World Health Organization global health targets while aligning with NYC's priorities around prevention, equity, and neighborhood-level wellbeing.

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(Ages 16+) Experience your secrets turned into comedy gold: where your anonymously-submitted confessions serve as inspiration for improv performers.

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Set around a four-top table in Washington Heights, this bilingual one-act play captures the sharp wit, buried trauma, and unbreakable bonds of lifelong brotherhood.

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Bringing together voices from music, neuroscience, public health, and community practice, this event explores how collective singing can be understood not only as cultural expression, but as a scalable public health resource.

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Bringing together artists, clinicians, and scholars, this conversation traces the enduring relationship between music and mental health, from Schumann’s era to contemporary practice.

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Two new works. One historic space. An evening of Uptown theatre.

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Through emotional and powerful images, the exhibition explores the profound impact of mass incarceration on individuals, families, and communities.

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Reflecting how photography becomes a medium not only for survival and testimony, but also for re-imagining identity, kinship, and belonging.

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Join Renée Fleming, Dr. Francis Collins, and friends for a community night of song and stories—led by two of the nation's experts on music and wellness.

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Through screenings, conversations, and music, audiences will learn from the perspective of those directly impacted by structural violence, environmental racism, and the prison industrial complex.

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A soul-nourishing Well-Being Concert led by five-time Grammy winner, Doris Duke Artist, and genre-crossing jazz and chamber-music innovator esperanza spalding.

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