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Film - You Can See Everything
Sun, Oct 18, 6:00 PMJoin us for a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes; the founder of Theranos, who was interviewed by Nathan Fielder before serving her prison sentence for fraud.. I have already purchased my ticket and I'm seated at **M8** at the AMC Empire 25 in Times Square. [https://www.fandango.com/amc-empire-25-aaore/theater-page?format=all&date=2026-10-18](https://www.fandango.com/amc-empire-25-aaore/theater-page?format=all&date=2026-10-18) After watching the movie, we can grab a bite to eat or drink nearby. If you have questions or need to get in contact, I can be reached at 917-769-2168.
Special screening - Lady Liberty, Secrets of an Icon
Fri, Oct 23, 10:30 PMA film by **Gedeon** **Programmes** made for **PBS et ARTE** Directed by **Julien Johan** Running Time: **90 mins** **In French with English subtitles. [Free with RSVP.](https://culturalcenter.lfny.org/event/lady-liberty/)** Visionary artist and skilled self-promoter, **Bartholdi** pioneered inventive fundraising campaigns in France and the United States, an early form of crowdfunding, to finance the **Statue of Liberty**. The film traces his transatlantic journeys, the statue’s gradual creation, and the powerful symbolism it carried at its inauguration in October 1886. Alongside Bartholdi, it highlights key figures such as Édouard de Laboulaye, who conceived the idea of the gift, and Joseph Pulitzer, whose press campaign mobilized public support to complete the funding.
You Can See Everything!
Sat, Oct 24, 10:40 PMOn Saturday, October 24th we'll see You Can See Everything (the new Elizabeth Holmes doc) at AMC Empire. See more details below Directed by Nathan Fielder (the comedian from Nathan for You, The Rehearsal), Lance Oppenheim Meet in 1st floor lobby from 6:40pm to 6:50pm Trailers begin at 7pm 20 minutes of previews, so movie starts at 7:20pm Movie is 3 hours lol so we'll get out at 10:20pm At AMC Empire (Times Square) Google maps link: [https://maps.app.goo.gl/4XsFkatiJudJsGjJA](https://maps.app.goo.gl/4XsFkatiJudJsGjJA) We got seats P10 to P14 (3rd last row to the left of center) Link to tickets on AMC's site: https://www.amctheatres.com/showtimes/147241301/seats
NYC Content Creators Meetup: October Meetup
Sat, Oct 17, 7:00 PMJoin our NYC Content Creators group, where YouTubers, TikTokers, Instagrammers, livestreamers, podcasters, and other digital innovators come together to exchange ideas, forge connections, and support each other’s growth. Expect plenty of laughs, insightful conversations, and new friendships that will ignite your creativity. We keep it fun, welcoming, and laid-back and promise an inclusive atmosphere where you can share your experiences, learn from others, and discover fresh opportunities for collaboration. All types of creators and content-adjacent professionals are welcome. Come ready to brainstorm, connect, and have fun! **Event Flow** **3:00–4:00 PM \| Focus Hour** We kick things off with a dedicated work block. Bring your laptop, camera, ideas, or notes. This hour is all about creating. Whether that be recording content, planning future projects, collaborating with others, or locking in on work you’ve been putting off. Headphones encouraged. Momentum required. **4:00–6:30 PM \| Connect \+ Chill** Once the work is done, the space opens up. Mingle, share what you’re working on, meet new people, exchange ideas, and build genuine connections in a relaxed, no-pressure environment. **6:30 PM → \| Happy Hour** To wrap the night, we take the energy outside. We’ll head to a nearby restaurant or bar to unwind, celebrate the work, and keep the conversations going over food and drinks. Stay Connected: Join the community: https://ccexnyc.com/join Discord: [https://discord.gg/tC3mZtN92Z](https://discord.gg/tC3mZtN92Z) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ccexnyc/
Naza
Wed, Oct 14, 12:30 AMOn Tuesday, October 13th we'll see the new film Naza at BAM in downtown Brooklyn. See details below: 8:30pm to 10:30pm Meet in lobby in BAM, 8:30 to 8:45pm Get seats, 8:45pm Movie starts at 9pm and ends at 10:30pm See event description for more details BAM website for info, tickets: https://www.bam.org/film/2026/naza Please choose "Tue, Oct 13 at 9PM" Google maps link to BAM Rose Cinemas: https://maps.app.goo.gl/e4bttURfPwAFgp877 Of course, please reach out if you have any questions! The not so fun rule on RSVPs Please only RSVP if you think you can make it and adjust your RSVP asap if anything changes (as there are other people who would like your spot). Two no shows or cancellations within 6 hours results in a 4 month ban. I will send a reminder 24 hours in advance to the group Thanks and can't wait to see you!
🏙️ LET’S GO — INSIDE THE TENEMENTS OF OLD NEW YORK!
Sat, Oct 24, 4:15 PM## A PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR: TWO IMMIGRANT FAMILIES UNDER ONE ROOF 🗓️ **Saturday\, October 24\, 2026 \| 12:15 PM–1:30 PM** 📍 **Tenement Museum** 103 Orchard Street New York, NY 10002 👥 **EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE GROUP — STRICTLY LIMITED TO 15 MEMBERS** 💵 **SPECIAL SOCIAL CLUB PRICE IS: ONLY $25 PER PERSON!** ### ⭐ OUR MEMBERS SAVE $8 PER PERSON! *** # 🏠 STEP INSIDE 97 ORCHARD STREET Imagine walking through the front door of a Lower East Side tenement and stepping into the lives of the immigrant families who once called it home. Not famous people. Not wealthy New Yorkers. But ordinary families who came to America searching for opportunity—and built their lives inside crowded tenement buildings like **97 Orchard Street**. For this very special Social Club event, we have arranged a **private 75-minute guided tour exclusively for only 15 of our members** at the renowned Tenement Museum. We’ll explore the remarkable stories of **two immigrant families who lived at the same address during two different chapters of New York City history.** *** # 🇮🇹 THE BALDIZZIS ## AN ITALIAN IMMIGRANT FAMILY Years later, another immigrant family would make its home at the same address. The **Baldizzi family**, immigrants from Sicily, arrived during a very different period in American history. Their story introduces us to another chapter of immigration—the challenges of finding work and housing, raising a family, maintaining cherished traditions, and building a new life in America. Despite their different backgrounds and the different periods in which they arrived, the Rogarshevskys and Baldizzis shared many of the same hopes, hardships, and dreams. # ✡️ THE ROGARSHEVSKYS ## A JEWISH IMMIGRANT FAMILY The Rogarshevsky family came to New York from Eastern Europe and made their home at **97 Orchard Street** during the early years of the 20th century. They arrived during an extraordinary period when unprecedented numbers of immigrants were coming to New York City. The Lower East Side became one of the most densely populated neighborhoods in the world. Within these tenement walls, families lived, worked, cooked, celebrated, struggled, worshipped, and raised their children. Through the Rogarshevskys’ story, we’ll explore the experience of Jewish immigrants building new lives in New York while navigating work, family, religion, community, and the rapidly changing city around them. *** # 🍽️ NEIGHBORS, FOOD, FAMILY & SURVIVAL This tour isn’t simply about dates and historical events. It is about **how people actually lived.** We’ll hear stories involving: 🍽️ **Shared meals** 🤝 **Neighbors helping neighbors** 🏠 **Tenement housing** 🧵 **Work and factories** 🗽 **Immigration** 📜 **Immigration status and government policy** 👨👩👧👦 **Family and community** We’ll explore how ordinary immigrant families relied upon one another while New York—and America’s attitudes toward immigration—were changing around them. *** # 🏛️ WHY THE TENEMENT MUSEUM IS DIFFERENT The Tenement Museum isn’t a traditional museum filled with display cases. ## **THE BUILDING IS THE MUSEUM.** We’ll enter historic tenement spaces where generations of immigrants actually lived and experience their stories within the surroundings in which their lives unfolded. That is what makes the Tenement Museum such an unusual and moving New York experience. You’re not simply reading about immigration history. ## **YOU’RE STANDING INSIDE IT.** *** # 🔐 THIS IS A PRIVATE SOCIAL CLUB TOUR! This is particularly important: ## **WE ARE NOT SIMPLY JOINING A REGULAR PUBLIC TOUR.** I have reserved a **private 75-minute guided experience exclusively for our New York City Art, Film, Museum, Social Club.** Our group will be: # **STRICTLY LIMITED TO ONLY 15 MEMBERS!** This intimate group size will allow everyone to hear our guide, ask questions, and experience the historic apartments without being part of a large public crowd. *** # 💵 SPECIAL SOCIAL CLUB PRICE — ONLY $25! I am particularly pleased with the special price we can offer our members. Regular Tenement Museum admission for this experience is: ### OUR SPECIAL SOCIAL CLUB PRICE: # **ONLY $25 PER MEMBER!** Regular Admission is: $33. That is an **$8 savings per person—nearly 25% off the regular price!** Your $25 includes: ✅ **Museum admission** ✅ **Our private 75-minute guided tour** ✅ **An exclusive Social Club group of no more than 15 members** ✅ **All applicable tour costs** ✅ **10% Discount at the Tenement Museum Store** *** # ⏰ OUR SCHEDULE ### 🕛 12:00 PM — PLEASE ARRIVE Please arrive approximately **15 minutes early** so our group can assemble and check in together. ### 🚪 12:15 PM — PRIVATE TOUR BEGINS PROMPTLY Our 75-minute private guided experience begins. ### 🕜 1:30 PM — TOUR CONCLUDES *** # ⚠️ IMPORTANT ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION Because this is an authentic historic tenement building, **there is no elevator access to the historic apartments.** This particular tour involves approximately: # **50 STEPS UP AND DOWN** Please take this into consideration before registering. *** # 🎟️ ONLY 15 SPOTS AVAILABLE! Because this is a private experience with an extremely limited capacity, **please RSVP only if you are committed to attending.** Once our 15 spaces have been reserved, the event will be sold out. With such a small group, every reservation matters! *** # ❤️ THE STORY OF NEW YORK IS THE STORY OF IMMIGRATION Jewish immigrants. Italian immigrants. Different countries. Different languages. Different traditions. Different generations. But beneath those differences were many of the same dreams: ## **A HOME. A JOB. A FAMILY. A COMMUNITY.** ## **AND THE HOPE OF BUILDING A BETTER LIFE.** On October 24, we’ll step inside the rooms where those lives were actually lived—and hear the stories of two families who became part of the enormous human story that created modern New York City. # 🏙️ I HOPE YOU’LL JOIN US FOR THIS VERY SPECIAL PRIVATE TOUR!
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