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For street or lane closures visit www.murrayhillnyc.org Traffic Change Updates section.
We are looking for bands to perform at our Street Festival on June 1 between 1 - 6pm. [email protected] if you would like more information.
IMPORTANT TRAFFIC NOTICEThe reconstruction of the median at 34th Street & Park Avenue will begin on May 3 (for 8 weeks).Traffic will be reconfigured around this work site. Read more.
April 30 7:30pm The New York Youth Symphonypresents a Chamber Music Program'Festival Evening' Program: Works by Beethoven, Mozart, Arensky,Schumann, Shostakovich, Mahler, and more! Tickets: $30,available online only at nyys.org/festival-evening. MHNAmembers get a 20% discount with code MHNA19 at
Upcoming Events in Murray Hill and...April 29, 2019
checkout. Performed by winners of competitive auditionsfor the NYYS Chamber Music Program, under thedirection of violinist Lisa Tipton. The New York YouthSymphony is the most awarded youth program of its kindin the nation, recognized for its tuition-free educationalprograms for talented young musicians. It showcases themetropolitan area’s most gifted musicians ages 12-22.Through its program, First Music, the NYYS hascommissioned over 160 works from young composerssince 1984. Also note their upcoming concert at CarnegieHall’s main stage on Sunday, May 12 from 2 - 4pm.Tickets start at $20, and MHNA members can receive a25% discount with the code NYY29925. Tickets can bepurchased at directly through the Carnegie Hall box office,online at carnegiehall.org, or over the phone at 212=247-7800. at Scandinavia House Victor Borge Hall 58 Park Avenue (between 37th & 38th Street)
English & SpanishBooks for YoungChildren
May 1 8:30am - 12:30pm Maryel School Book Fair English and Spanish books for young children. Maryel School - in the School Gym 28 East 35th Street (between Park & Madison Avenue).
Coffee & Learn: BePrepared forUnexpected Long-TermCare
May 1 11am Coffee & Learn: Be Prepared forUnexpected Long-Term Care FREE. Join Ronald Fatoullah, Esq. for a review of EstatePlanning, Asset Protection Trusts, applying for Medicaid,understand the important legal and financial planningrequired to be prepared for unexpected long-term care.*All Attendees receive Coffee, a Goodie Bag, and a $20ENESLOW Savings Coupon. RSVP to Jackie R. at 516-466-4422 - Lecture is FREE but space is limited!Presented by Ronal Fatoullah of Ronald Fatoullah &Associates, 1-877-ELDER LAW • 1-877-ESTATES. at Eneslow Shoes & Orthotics 470 Park Ave South (at 32nd St.)
Music in Midtown at theCUNY Graduate Center
May 2 1pm Music in Midtown: Chamber Musicon Fifth III FREE. Last concert of the season. Performers includeAndrea Casarrubios, cello; Julia Danitz, violin; MagdalenaFilipczak, violin; Matthew Griswold, piano; Clare
Monfredo, cello; Maren Rothfritz, viola; Alexei Tartakovski,piano; and Xiangyu Zhou, clarinet. Works presentedinclude Beethoven String Trio Op. 9, No. 3, Ravel’sSonata for Violin and Cello, Sonata Op. 120, No. 2 byBrahms, and Milhaud’s Suite for Clarinet, Violin, andPiano, Op. 157b. at The CUNY Graduate Center 365 Fifth Avenue Elebash Recital Hall
For Small Businesses:How to Create andConduct an OnlineSurvey
May 1 6 – 8pm How to create and conduct anonline survey FREE. As a small business owner, you need tounderstand your customers, their needs, their thoughtsand their feelings about the products and services you areoffering. The easiest and quickest way to do this is byconducting an online survey of your customers. Thisworkshop will cover the basics of creating andadministering an online survey. Participants should bring alaptop or tablet and be prepared to create a questionnairein the workshop. Qualtrics software will be used to createthe survey. Facilitated by Kapil Bawa, Professor ofMarketing. Presented by the Lawrence N. Field Center forEntrepreneurship. REGISTER: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/how-to-create-and-conduct-an-online-survey-tickets-59921925091 at Baruch College 55 Lexington Avenue Suite 2-140
MBSR Meditation Event
May 2, May 16, May 30 6-7pm MBSR Meditation Event FREE 1-hour introduction to MBSR (Mindfulness BasedStress Reduction). Duygu Cibik will guide you throughmeditations based on different meditation types: bodyscan, awareness of breath, walking meditation, mindfulmovement, loving kindness meditation, open awareness.Learn more about the event and register for a sessionat https://www.eventbrite.com/e/unwind-introduction-to-mindfulness-and-meditation-tickets-3128570639. at 28 West 27th Street 7th floor suite 704
May 2 6:15pm reception, Staged Reading at
6:46pm ESU Players present a staged
reading of Oliver Goldsmith's 'SheStoops to Conquer' FREE. A charming comedy that has entertainedaudiences since 1773. A young lady poses as a servinggirl to win the heart of a young gentleman too shy to courtladies of his own class. Many delightful deceits andhilarious turns of plot must be played out before the playconcludes happily. RSVP to Ed Mohylowski 212 818-1200ext.218 or email [email protected]. Flyer. at the English Speaking Union 144 East 39th Street (between Lexington & 3rd Avenue)
Turtle Bay MusicSchool Artist Series
May 3 7pm
The TBMS Artist Series: SeanSatin, guitar FREE. See complete program at tbms.org/social/artist-series-at-tbms. Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-artist-series-at-tbms-sean-satin-guitar-tickets-50241751431 at Turtle Bay Music School 330 East 38th Street (between 1st & 2nd Avenue)
May 4 1:30 – 4pm Workshop: Debating MonetaryReform - A Hard Look at ModernMonetary Theory (MMT) FREE workshop will feature a debate on Monetary Reformwith four distinguished speakers: James Keenan andAdam Rice from Deficit Owls NYC, Sue Peters from theAlliance for Just Money and Dan Sullivan from the Councilof Georgist Organizations. Speakers: Adam Rice andJames Keenan: Modern Monetary Theory – The VeryBasics, Dan Sullivan: Can MMT Work WithoutDemonetizing Bank Credit?, Sue Peters: What Makes theU.S. Greenback a Sovereign Money, Moderator: AllenSmith. Register online at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/debating-monetary-reform-a-hard-look-at-mmt-tickets-60307970764. Telephone: 212-889-8020, [email protected]. at The Henry George School of Social Science 149 East 38th Street (between Lexington & Third Avenue)
May 4 9am - 12pm Murray Hill Annual Mulchers Event Join the MHNA Merry Murray Mulchers to tidy up andmulch tree beds along 2nd and 3rd Avenue. We willprovide gloves and vests. Bring a friend! Rain date thefollowing Saturday, May 11th. Register online.
Meeting place is SW corner of 35th and Third Avenue (in front of 166 East 35th Street)
May 5 1:30pm NYC Ballet Sunday - Barber,Broadway & Balanchine The program: Barber Violin Concerto, Slaughter on TenthAvenue (the delightful dance climax of Rogers & Hart OnYour Toes), Diamonds (the sparkling finale of Jewels).Pre-performance talk "Meet a Dancer" at 1:30pm. $80 forMHNA members and their guests, Orchestra Seating.Only a few tickets left. Purchase tickets online, or call212-679-5335 to confirm a seat and for mailinginstructions. at the Koch Theater - Lincoln Center Meet-up details provided when you purchase tickets
May 5 3pm St. George's Choral Society SpringConcert performs Milhaud's SacredService The St. George's Choral Society performs a rarely heardsetting of the Jewish liturgy for Saturday morning.Performed by: Elijah Blaisdell, Baritone, Naomi Lewin,Narrator, Paolo Bordignon, Organ. Matthew Lewis, ArtisticDirector. This colorful, varied, and poignant work is amasterpiece of the 20th-century sacred repertoire. Thismay be your only chance to hear this work performedlive! Tickets are $30 online / MHNA members get a $5discount - pay at the door. There is also a group discountfor 10 or more persons [email protected] with the Subject "GroupSales" stgeorgeschoralsociety.org. The St. George'sChoral Society is celebrating more than 200 years ofpresenting choral music. The Society invites amateur andprofessional musicians to collaborate in great choralmusic. at the Church of the Incarnation 209 Madison Avenue (between 35th & 36th Street)
National SmallBusiness Week 2019
May 5 - 11 National Small Business Week 2019
and Awards Event and Awards Event Celebrate local small business owners during NationalSmall Business Week! Every year since 1963, thePresident of the United States has issued a proclamationannouncing National Small Business Week as the firstweek in May. There will be many online virtualconferences May 7-8. Register at: https://www.sba.gov/national-small-business-week/virtual-conference. The award ceremony: Tuesday, May 7thfrom 9am to 12pm. FREE - For businesses. Registeronline: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-national-small-business-week-awards-ceremony-tickets-58732439307 This Year's Winners: Picture Farm Production, Geopipe,The Nourish Spot, Long Island African American Chamberof Commerce, Deville Auto Collision, DogSpot, Brass CityMedia, Oden Development, Pace University SmallBusiness Development Center (SBDC). Keynotepresenter: Mary Lemmer - an entrepreneur, recoveringventure capitalist, philanthropist, writer and improvcomedian. at Microsoft Technology Center 11 Times Square 6th Floor - Enter on 8th Ave. between 41st and 42ndStreets
Public Hearing aboutthe Queensboro OvalTennis Courts
May 6 2:30pm Public Hearing about the NYC ParksDepartment Queensboro OvalTennis Courts With the current license agreement soon coming up forexpiration, last year, NYC Parks issued a Request forProposals (RFP) to arrive at a longer-term vision ofproviding year-round recreation for New Yorkers at theQueensboro Oval site aka Sutton Tennis, at York Ave.Between 59 and 60 Street. They are currently nearing anaward to York Avenue Tennis (the current operator) on a10-year term to ensure the continuation of sports andrecreation amenities at the site. This only affects theQueensboro Oval property - not those at Grand Central orVanderbilt. Those who would like to submit writtentestimony for the FCRC hearing can email the FCRCClerk by May 2, 2019 at [email protected] and include the following in your email: yourname, address, and affiliation, if any, identify theconcession matter in regards to which testimony is beingsubmitted, the testimony must be signed by the personsubmitting it and identify the hearing date for which it isbeing submitted. All written testimony submitted in a timelyfashion will be reviewed and distributed to the FCRC priorto the hearing. A brief summary of any written testimonyreceived will be read into the record during the hearing
and copies of written testimony received will be includedwith the final hearing transcript. at NYC Franchise, Concession and Review Committee(FCRC) 2 Lafayette Street, 14th Floor
Charter RevisionCommission ManhattanHearing
May 9 6pm Charter RevisionCommission Manhattan Hearing The 2019 Charter Revision Commission’s next round ofhearings will be held in early May, to cover the topics thatthe commission is now focusing on: elections, governancestructure, finance, and land use/zoning. Please attend andoffer your thoughts on how to make our city better! Forinformation on other boroughs’ hearing dates,visit charter2019.nyc. You can also submit your ideas atthat website. at City Hall - Council Chambers City Hall Park
MHNA Street FestivalBook & Flea MarketDonation Drop-OffDate
May 9 7 - 9pm Drop-Off Date for Books and FleaMarket Donations for the MHNAStreet Festival Please read the Guidelines for Books Donations and FleaMarket Donations. Drop-offs can also be brought to thefair on June 1. Please put donations in bags or boxes thatare 20 lbs or less. Drop-offs can be taken to: The Carlton Regency Service Entrance 137 East 36th Street (NE corner of Lexington & 36thStreet) Service entrance is on the Plaza on the Lexington AvenueSide
May 10 7:30pm (doors open at 7pm)
Cyrus von Hochstetter & Friends byPiano on Park FREE (donations welcome). Concert program:Rachmaninoff: Prelude in G minor,Mendelssohn: Variations Serieuses, Gershwin: 3Preludes, Schönberg: Sechs Kleine Klavierstücke Op. 19,Poulenc: Feuillets d'album, Clarinet Sonata, Sonata forFour Hands, von Hochstetter: Chaconne Perhaps, AMused Chamber Symphony. Artists: Cyrus vonHochstetter (piano), Ferdy Talan (piano), Louis Arques(clarinet). Seating is limited, RSVP required https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cyrus-von-hochstetter-friends-piano-solo-piano-duo-and-clarinet-piano-tickets-60541421020
at Piano on Park 10 Park Avenue, Apt 22D
MHNA Street FestivalBook & Flea MarketDonation Pick-Up Dateor Drop Off
May 16 7-9pm Pick-up Date or Drop-Off for Bookand Flea Market Donations for theMHNA Street Festival Pick up in Murray Hill for bulk donations - three or morebags of items. Please read the Guidelines for Book & FleaMarket Donations. Register online for pick-up oremail [email protected] with yourname and address. Put items in manageable sized bagsor boxes (20 lbs maximum). Items should be in yourbuilding lobby by 7pm on May 16. Drop-offs can also bebrought to the fair on June 1 or drop off items at: The Carlton Regency Service Entrance 137 East 36th Street (NE corner of Lexington & 36thStreet) Service entrance is on the Plaza on the Lexington AvenueSide
Doctor's Orchestraperforms Delius, Bruch& Rimsky Korsakov
May 16 7:30pm Doctor's Orchestra performs Delius,Bruch & Rimsky Korsakov withsoloist Edmundo Tomas Ramirez FREE. Program: F. Delius – In a Summer Garden, M.Bruch – Romanze, Op. 85 with soloist Edmundo TomasRamirez, N. Rimsky Korsakov – Scheherazade. EdmundoRamirez, soloist, violist: Originally from Costa Rica,Edmundo Tomas Ramirez is a New York musician whostudied the viola, but also plays violin, viola d’amore,baroque violin and viola, Sitar and Electronic Musicincluding iPad, iPhone and computer. Among other things,he writes blogs in music topics. Mr. Ramirez’sperformances have taken him around the world, to AliceTully Hall and Carnegie Hall in New York, Bellas Artes Hallin México, the Konzerthaus in Vienna, The RoyalConcertgebouw in Amsterdam and more. Recordings areavailable on the Sony, Arco, Composer Concordance andEnya labels. doctorsorchestra.org at 111 East 33rd Street (between Park & LexingtonAvenue)
The River SchoolSpring Benefit &Auction
May 17 7 - 10pm The River School PTA SpringBenefit & Auction - The GreatGatsby Ball
Parents, teachers, staff, friends, and neighbors of theRiver School (PS 281) are invited to a glamorous eveningof food, drink, music, and an auction with deals on classesfor kids, once-in-a-lifetime vacations, and much more.Come dressed in your best cocktail or 1920s-style attire!The funds they raise help provide vital programs forstudents, such as art and technology, as well as teacherprofessional development and necessary supplies. If youcan't attend the event, you can still support our school bybidding in our auction online. For tickets and bidding,visit biddingforgood.com/riverschool. Auction ends May17. The River School's PTA has extended the deadline fordonations from local businesses for their May 17 Benefit &Auction. They will accept donations until April 30. TheRiver School PS 281 (Murray Hill's new public elementaryschool) is located at 425 East 35th Street. Form forsponsors. Solicitation letter. For informationemail [email protected]. at the Ravel Hotel 8-08 Queens Plaza South Long Island City
May 29 6:30 - 8pm Fr. O’Donovan, author of BlessedAre the Refugees, speaks on therefugee crisis at our southernborder FREE. About the speaker: Fr. Leo O’Donovan S.J., formerpresident of Georgetown University, now works for theJesuit Refugee Agency based in Washington, D.C.Refreshments will be served. All are welcome. at Church of the Incarnation Parish House 209 Madison Avenue (between 35th & 36th Street)
May 30 5:30 - 7:30pm Murray Hill Business NetworkingEvent: B2B Happy Hour in MurrayHill FREE. The Murray Hill Neighborhood AssociationBusiness Committee invites Murray Hill businesses to ahappy hour in the Garden at Kalvig & Shorter VeterinaryAssociates, our host and one of our long-time businessmembers and supporters! This casual meet and greet willoffer Cocktails by Tastes Brands and Bar-B-Q bites by,The Fishionista® along with refreshments and pet relatedinformation from our hosts. Let us help you connect thedots with other businesses in Murray Hill. The event also
reveals a peek at the items for the Silent Auction at theMurray Hill Street Festival on June 1st! Form forbusinesses that wish to donate to the Silent Auction at theMHNA Street Festival. MHNA Business members andbusinesses who are interested in joining The Murray HillNeighborhood Association should register here. Spaceis limited. at Kalvig & Shorter Veterinary Associates 133 East 39th Street (between Lexington & 3rd Avenue)
Turtle Bay MusicSchool Artist Series
May 31 7pm
Victor Dizon, piano, joined bypianist Racquel Borromeo FREE. Dizon and Borromeo share an eclectic mix ofmusic arranged for two pianos. RSVPat https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-artist-series-at-tbms-victor-dizon-piano-tickets-50241820638 at Turtle Bay Music School 330 East 38th Street
June 1 11am - 6pm The Murray Hill NeighborhoodAssociation Street Festival Silent Auction & 50/50 Raffle * Live entertainment * (new)FreeCycle Table for Childrens clothing and toys * BookTable * Bake Table * Flea Market * Walking Tours ofHistoric Murray Hill * Meet the MHNA Committees * Meetlocal businesses * Food Vendors. Form for Sponsorships(includes free booth space, table and chairs), SilentAuction Form, Vendor Booth Form, Flyer on Park Avenue (west side of Park) (between 34th & 40th Street)
June 2 1-3pm Senior Resource Day at the Churchof the Incarnation FREE and open to the public. Church of the Incarnationoffers one-on-one tech assistance to help seniors in thecommunity navigate the Internet and email, video chat,social media, smartphones, and tablets (such as iPads).All levels are welcome! Computers will be provided, butfeel free to bring your own device. Evelyn Sylvester, anattorney for the Elderlaw Project, will offer a presentationon life-planning documents (wills, powers of attorney,
medical directives, and burial designations) at 1pm.Refreshments will be served. To RSVP email [email protected]. Flyer at Church of the Incarnation, Parish House 209 Madison Avenue (between 35th & 36th Street)
Exhibit Sea Train at theTransit Museum GrandCentral
Through June 16 (Monday-Friday 8am-8pm, Saturday& Sunday 10am-6pm) Photographer Stephen Mallon’sexhibit Sea Train FREE. The exhibit documents the process by which oldersubway cars are re-purposed as artificial reefs and placedalong the eastern seaboard. Click here for moreinformation. at New York Transit Museum’s Gallery Annex at Grand Central Terminal 42nd Street - enter at Vanderbilt Street
For Crafts Vendors
June 17 Deadline for Vendor Applicationsfor the Grand Central TerminalHoliday Fair
June 30 1:30 - 3pm Walking Tour of Historic Murray Hill FREE for new members who have joined in the past year.A knowledgeable guide will take you to many historiclandmarks in Murray Hill, including the Union LeagueClub, The Morgan Library, the Polish Consulate andothers. You will learn about the well-known architects whodesigned the buildings and the famous people who oncecalled this neighborhood home, including Franklin andEleanor Roosevelt, J.P. Morgan and more. Find out howMary Murray distracted the British General Howe to allowthe American army to escape during the AmericanRevolution. Tour guides will focus on the uniquearchitectural qualities of the buildings as well as thehistoric evolution of the neighborhood and its preservationas a residential oasis in Midtown Manhattan. Tickets are$20 / FREE for new members who have joined in the past
year (one time only). Register online. Meet at 37th Street & Park Avenue (in front of 45 Park Avenue)
Ongoing events in theneighborhood
Big Apple Chorus
Mondays 7pm Big Apple Chorus open rehearsals(for men and women) FREE. If you can carry a basic tune you can join New YorkCity's longest running non-classical men's (and nowwomen's) a cappella singing group, a diverse group of allages and backgrounds. No reservation necessary. Formore information visit www.bigapplechorus.org.Telephone: 646-535-2191 at the Noman Thomas H.S. Auditorium 111 East 33 Street, 2nd Floor
FREE classes Single classes and 8-course certificate programs:Principals of Political Economy . Economic Science .Money, Credit & Banking . Land Value Capture: Theoryand Practice . The New Economics of the Business Cycle. Free Trade and Globalization . History of EconomicThought . Students can take courses or singleclasses. For information email [email protected] orcall 212-889-8020. Learn more about the courses andregister at hgsss.org. at Henry George School of Social Science 149 East 38th Street (between Lexington & 3rd Avenue)
The Morgan Library & MuseumCalendar The Morgan Library & Museum, 225 Madison Avenue at36th Street. MHNA members can book tickets for TheMorgan's public programs (concerts, talks, films, etc.) atThe Morgan's member price. This applies to all singleevents (except for the Orchestra of St. Luke's concerts).
Click "Member" when ordering online, or if you areordering by phone mention that you are a MHNA member.Call Visitor Services at 212-685-0008 for phone orders
Turtle Bay Music School ArtistSeries FREE and open to the public. The Artist Series at TBMS isa concert series featuring TBMS faculty members. Astalented and active performing musicians, together theypresent an eclectic season of musical program. Concertstake place on Friday nights throughout the school yearand are followed by meet-the-artist receptions. Scheduleof concerts for the 2018-2019 season. RSVPto [email protected]. (donations welcome) at Turtle Bay Music School - Performance Hall 330 East 38th Street (between 1st & 2nd Avenue)
MTA Metrocards MTA Metrocard Bus and VanSchedule
Community Meetings
Community Board 6 Calendar.Community Board 6 meetings are open to the public, andyou can express your views and concerns about variousissues.
The 17th Precinct CommunityCouncil meeting is held on the last Tuesday ofevery Month at 6:30pm at the Sutton Place Synagogue,225 East 51st Street. Check their website for details.
New York PublicLibrary Events
Schwarzman Building 476 Fifth Avenue (42nd St and Fifth Ave) Calendar (many events are family friendly) Look for theirnew program The Library After Hours, a new, FREEmonthly event. The Stephen A. Schwarzman Building on Fifth Avenueand 42nd Street will have summer hours, closing onSundays from July 1 until September 2. Science, Industry and Business Library (SIBL) 188 Madison Avenue @ 34th Street Many FREE events and workshops for small businesses,individuals and families Calendar
The Financial Coaching Corps program supports thefinancial stability of individuals and families in thecommunity. One-on-one sessions with a financial coachprovide tools and skills for money management. Learnmore and sign up for a free session with a local counselor.They can also help with questions aboutMedicare nypl.org/moneymatters Mid-Manhattan Library 455 Fifth Avenue The Mid-Manhattan Library is closed from August 1, 2017until 2020 for renovation. Services are relocated to theSchwarzman Building, SIBL and other neighborhoodlibraries during the renovation. For more generalinformation on the temporary closure and on the projectoverall, please visit nypl.org/midtown. To share feedbackor ask questions, please email [email protected].
Kips Bay Library 446 Third Avenue Calendar (many events are family friendly)
Grand Central Library 135 East 46th Street Calendar (many events are family friendly)
Calendar of Events in Bryant Park
CUNY Graduate Center
CUNY Graduate Center Calendar Music-in-Midtown: FREE concerts at 1pm and eveningconcerts
Free Public Events at The Gotham Center for New YorkHistory
CUNY Graduate Center 365 Fifth Avenue (between 34th and 35th Street)
Baruch CollegeCalendar
Baruch Performing Arts Some events are free.
Lawrence N. Field Center for Entrepreneurship (events &workshops) 55 Lexington Avenue (at 25th Street) "The Tower", Suite2-140 [email protected]
Every day at 12:30pm
Official Grand Central Terminal Tour This 75-minute tour, led by Municipal Art Society docents,highlights the history, architecture and operation of theworld's largest train terminal. MHNA members get the MAS member price Cost: $25 adults / $20 MAS members Register for tour (click Group, space is limited) Meet at GCT's Main Concourse
Every Friday 12:30pm FREE Walking Tour of the GrandCentral Neighborhood The Grand Central Partnership offers a no-reservations-required walking tour that provides a survey of manyarchitecturally and historically significant sights aroundGrand Central Terminal. For additional informationvisit http://www.grandcentralpartnership.nyc/things-to-do/tours or contact [email protected]. Meet in the street-level atrium at 120 Park Avenue (southwest corner of East 42nd Stand Park Avenue)
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