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The Gilded Age Revisted! Upper East Side History, Architecture and Art Tour.

The Gilded Age Revisted! Upper East Side History, Architecture and Art Tour.

Sat, Mar 7, 4:30 PM
From Exploring NYC History and Neighborhoods
4.9

Guided walking tour of gilded-age architecture and early NYC art for new members and first/second timers; explains how the area became a wealthy arts enclave.

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31 attendees
DevOps Not Dead: DevOps, Cloud, Rock & Roll | NYC 2026

DevOps Not Dead: DevOps, Cloud, Rock & Roll | NYC 2026

Fri, Feb 27, 2:00 PM
From In-Person Tech Events NYC 2026
4.2

In-person event for engineers, SREs, and platform teams to gain practical DevOps, platform engineering, and cloud techniques for production systems at scale.

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9 attendees
SREday: Site Reliability, DevOps and Cloud | NYC 2026

SREday: Site Reliability, DevOps and Cloud | NYC 2026

Thu, Feb 26, 2:00 PM
From In-Person Tech Events NYC 2026
4.2

An in-person conference on SRE, DevOps, and cloud for engineers, platform teams, and leaders to learn practical reliability practices for production systems.

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14 attendees
Law, Real Estate & Construction Networking Event @ Hudson Yards

Law, Real Estate & Construction Networking Event @ Hudson Yards

Thu, Feb 26, 11:00 PM
From NYC EastWest Elite MeetUp

In-person networking event for lawyers, real estate developers, brokers, architects, and construction professionals to forge partnerships.

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1 attendee
RESCHEDULED** Whitney Museum Photo Shoot (Sunday, February 22, 2026, 11:00 am)

RESCHEDULED** Whitney Museum Photo Shoot (Sunday, February 22, 2026, 11:00 am)

Sun, Feb 22, 4:00 PM
From The Art of Photography - NYC
4.7

A free photography meetup for urban/architectural portrait photographers; submit shots to a community album, with the winning image used as the album’s cover.

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84 attendees
Art X Fashion @ The Museum at FIT

Art X Fashion @ The Museum at FIT

Wed, Feb 18, 5:00 PM
From Graphic Design NYC
4.5

Admission to the museum is free. This exhibition will be on display from February 19 until April 19, 2026. If you cannot attend the opening, please stop in and see the show at your convenience. Call ahead for hours. This exhibition is a comprehensive exploration of the symbiotic relationship between the world of fashion and fine art. Featuring more than 140 objects, including garments, accessories, textiles, photographs, and original artworks drawn from MFIT's permanent collection, *Art X Fashion* challenges the traditional hierarchies of visual culture, presenting fashion and art each as parallel, potent expressions of social, intellectual, and creative forces. Curated by Dr. Elizabeth Way, curator of costume and accessories at MFIT, the exhibition reflects MFIT's mission to advance the understanding and appreciation of fashion's critical role in culture. The core of *Art X Fashion* lies in its profound engagement with the eternal question: "Is fashion art?" The exhibition explores the ways that fashion has always been a partner, not a follower, of fine art, highlighting typically overlooked integrations throughout history. This includes examples of how the two disciplines have worked together to create European styles, from the drama of Rococo and Neoclassical grandeur to the unsettling world of Surrealism, to the shock of Pop Art and postmodernism. **Share your excitement using #ArtXFashionMFIT** **Go to https://www.fitnyc.edu/museum/exhibitions/art-fashion/index.php for more information.**

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Search for architecture-focused groups on Meetup by entering your interest and location. You'll discover events and communities in New York tailored to architecture enthusiasts.

Yes, New York hosts various architecture events. You can explore them on Meetup by joining relevant groups, where you'll find details on upcoming happenings in the city.

Absolutely! You can join as many groups as you like, enabling you to participate in different events and connect with broader networks within the architectural community.

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Many groups cater to both enthusiasts and professionals, offering channels to connect with architects. By attending events, you increase your chances of meeting industry insiders.

No, events are organized by the groups themselves, not directly by Meetup. This setup allows flexibility and variety based on member preferences and interests.

Architecture groups function through community-driven events where members discuss trends, share insights, and network. Organizers plan activities and post them for members to join.

If you can't find a group that fits your specific architectural interest, consider starting one! Meetup empowers users to create and lead new communities.

While some groups might offer online meetings, many prioritize in-person events, especially in a vibrant city like New York where architectural wonders abound.

Activity levels depend on group organizers and member participation. Meetup provides the platform, but the vitality of a group relies on its community's engagement.

Meetup primarily facilitates group activities rather than one-on-one connections. It excels at communal engagement and shared experiences among multiple members.

Quality can vary based on the organizer's experience and resources. Factors like planning, venue, and participant interaction contribute to each event's success.

Success in networking depends on your proactive participation. While Meetup offers multiple opportunities, making meaningful connections requires effort from members.