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SUMMARY:Japanese 101 for Teens: A 5 Session Series
DESCRIPTION:The 53rd St. Library offers a five-week introduction to the Japanese language primer intended for teens and young adults\, with five sessions aimed at helping with the fundamentals of the language! We’ll get a bit better every week until you can read\, write\, and speak Japanese comfortably! This series\, which will take place every Tuesday from July 28 to August 25\, is intended to be taken from beginning to end.
URL:https://parleny.com/event/japanese-101-for-teens-a-5-session-series/2026-08-25/
LOCATION:53rd Street Library\, 18 West 53rd Street\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
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SUMMARY:Restorative Yoga\, Sound & Meditation Session
DESCRIPTION:Luisanna\, the proprietor of Peace of Art\, will lead an evening of rest\, rejuvenation\, and grounding to help you relax and replenish your vitality. Come to our BK Space with Black Girls Smile for an evening of rest\, rejuvenation\, and grounding that will help you relax and replenish your energy. When: September 1st\, Tuesday\, September 29\, Tuesday October 20 and Tuesday November 17 Tuesday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. 📍 Where: 1406 Fulton Street\, Brooklyn\, NY 11216; BGS Commons—Restoration Plaza
URL:https://parleny.com/event/restorative-yoga-sound-meditation/
LOCATION:1406 Fulton St room 203\, 1406 Fulton Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11216\, United States
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SUMMARY:ASL for All
DESCRIPTION:Discover Deaf culture and American Sign Language! There is more to language than just words! Communicating with your community thru Sign Language (ASL) is an effective\, enjoyable\, and inclusive method. Come to ASL for All\, a friendly\, multigenerational course for learners of all ages and total novices. In an engaging\, encouraging setting\, we will discuss common phrases\, important signs\, and deaf culture. Discover a whole new way to connect—bring the whole family\, invite a friend\, or come alone! taught by Opal Gordon\, a Deaf rights activist\, educator\, and campaigner. \nFor adults and children ten years of age and up. \nDates: Saturday\, September 19\, 2026 thru February 20\, 2027 \nTime: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM on Saturdays \nCost: Free (but donations are welcome)
URL:https://parleny.com/event/asl-for-all/
LOCATION:Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture\, 269 4th Avenue\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11215\, United States
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SUMMARY:Washington Square Park Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Discuss the past and present via a progressive\, culturally inclusive perspective during our walking tour of Washington Square Park\, Manhattan\, and the surrounding neighborhood. We’ll start with the Lenape People\, who were the area’s original inhabitants and landowners. Beginning with the colonial Dutch and British eras\, we will discuss how the history of the Washington Square Park area includes important contributions from African Diaspora residents\, students\, tourists\, artists\, community members\, and others\, including enslaved and indentured Africans. From the Civil War in New York to the Reconstruction Era\, the Harlem Renaissance\, the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s\, and Black Lives Matter in 2020\, we will give a summary of African-Americans in and surrounding Washington Square Park. talk about the contributions and impact of European and other immigration waves\, as well as those who changed Washington Square Park and the surrounding Greenwich Village neighborhood. We will talk about how places of worship affected the community’s access to healthcare and provided funds for new hospitals and medical facilities. We’ll look at how numerous waves of social justice and student-led activity have improved and affected Washington Square Park’s general health and safety as well as the larger community.The group will also learn about the history of Washington Square Park and the current and past public health and safety issues in the surrounding community. An overview of some of the region’s historic health and medical trailblazers will be given\, including independent and women-founded clinics and hospitals that offered vital care and education to working-class and low-income families\, children\, and people with mental health and drug abuse needs. We’ll discuss current and historical pandemics and epidemics as well as other environmental and health concerns that affect the entire community. The history of animal activism\, animal rights\, and general animal health and safety in the community across time will also be briefly discussed. Please wear shoes that are comfortable for walking.
URL:https://parleny.com/event/park-walking-tour/
LOCATION:Washington Square Arch\, Washington Square North\, New York\, NY\, 10012\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Art Meetup NYC Open Mic & Mixer at Lincoln Center
DESCRIPTION:Event details: Saturday\, September 12\, 2026 2PM – 6PM Free event Few Tickets but if free tickets is out it will be $10 \nNew York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center \nThis is the last art meetup event for 2026 in NYC but will be the biggest. Expect Live music\, original performances\, poetry\, spoken word\, storytelling and a warm and supportive atmosphere. This event is for everyone to come by yourself\, with a friend\, listen or perform. You can join the open mic performer list link down below by the sign up link. But a performer slot is not guaranteed so hurry and click the link to join. \n  \nOn September 12\, The Art Meetup returns to the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center for an intimate open mic celebrating independent artists and NYC creative community. \nExpect live music\, poetry\, spoken word\, storytelling\, film\, photography\, and original work from artists at different stages of their journeys. \nFor independent performers\, this is a chance to place your work in a respected cultural setting\, meet potential collaborators\, strengthen your confidence\, and create a moment you can carry into your portfolio\, résumé\, artist biography\, and future opportunities. \nLimited Performance Opportunities \nPerformance slots are extremely limited. Artists will be considered through the RSVP list and performer form\, so early registration matters. \nPriority consideration will be given to artists who have attended\, performed at\, volunteered with\, or otherwise supported previous Art Meetup events. We are especially interested in uplifting Black voices and work that reflects the depth\, complexity\, and range of Black creative expression. \nCompleting the performer form does not guarantee a slot\, but artists who join early will have the strongest opportunity to be considered.Why Artists Choose This Event \nCreative credit: Present your work inside the Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center. \nVisibility: Share your art with an audience that intentionally came to discover and support independent artists. \nMomentum: Practice your craft in a respected setting and create a meaningful addition to your artistic journey. \nCommunity: Meet serious creatives who are building\, experimenting\, and showing up for one another. \nConnection: Many guests attend alone and leave with new friends\, collaborators\, and greater confidence in their work. \nMore Ways to Get Involved \nYou do not have to perform to become part of this experience. \nAttend and support the artists taking the stage. \nSign up link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-art-meetup-nyc-open-mic-mixer-at-lincoln-center-tickets-1986007886049?aff=ebdssbdestsearch \nSign up link for performers:Join the open mic performer list
URL:https://parleny.com/event/the-art-meetup-nyc-open-mic-mixer-at-lincoln-center/
LOCATION:Lincon\, 40 Lincoln Center Plaza\, New York\, NY 10023\, 10023\, NY\, 10023\, United States
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SUMMARY:Snapshot
DESCRIPTION:Snapshot is a ten-week program that integrates art and mental health with teen photography. \nParticipants who are teenagers will be introduced to photography as a medium for self-expression and art. Over the course of ten weeks: \nLearn the basics of photography \nHow to use a camera like a pro \nDevelop an artistic eye for photography. \nParticipate in a public exhibition
URL:https://parleny.com/event/snapshot/
LOCATION:Dream Center Harlem\, 205 West 119th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10026\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Ring of Daisies Open Mic Series
DESCRIPTION:In a circle of daisies\, share your poetry! The Poetry Society of New York’s inaugural open mic series is called The Ring of Daisies. What began as a temporary open mic stage at the NYC Poetry Festival—literal daisies thoughtfully placed in a semicircle on the sweltering July grass—can now blossom and sparkle throughout the year. Join us every quarter for a night of poetry and art by PSNY members\, festival attendees\, and new and old friends\, presented in collaboration with Accent Sisters. The Ring of Daisies offers art activations\, group writing exercises\, and a chance to re-establish connections with your favorite poetry festival community\, in contrast to other open mics in NYC. Did you not attend the NYC Poetry Festival? Not a Part of PSNY? Not an issue! Everyone is welcome to participate in this event series\, however members will have priority sign-ups\, so we strongly advise you to join now and become a member today. Think of this area as your personal field of daisies—wild\, beautiful\, warm\, and exposed to the sun’s never-ending rays. A signup sheet will be sent to members who register ahead of the event. Everyone else is welcome to sign up first-come\, first-serve\, onsite!
URL:https://parleny.com/event/the-ring-of-daisies-open-mic-series/
LOCATION:Accent Sisters 重音社\, 89 5th Avenue #702\, New York\, NY\, 10002\, United States
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