Event List

Learn to design 3D objects and see how the 3D printer works.

Discover the history of fourteen women who made significant contributions to New York and the world at large at a time in United States history when full equality for women was not yet recognized.

What is better than a hot cup of tea? Join Nina Androski as she gives An introduction to the world of loose-leaf tea from tea plant to teacup.

For anyone who has taken our 3D printing class before, a more in-depth review of 3D printing and setting up the printer for a print. 

Learn how to design for the Vinyl Cutter and make a sticker print

Francois Truffaut’s unconventional 1966 film, based on Ray Bradbury’s novel, mixes elements of French new-wave with a touch Hitchcock. Presentation includes update on book banning in America, clips from the movie, and original paintings.

A brief introduction to what HTML and CSS are and how they can be used to create websites. 

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec was a post-Impressionist painter, printmaker, and illustrator who immersed himself in the colorful and sometimes decadent world of Paris’s circuses, theaters, cabarets, and brothels.

If you have no experience with coding, come get an brief overview of computer programming, ask any questions you have, and get resources to dive into after class

Walk the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail with this lecturer from the comfort of your own chair. Discover historically significant sites — each one an authentic treasure.

An English philosopher and physician, John Locke was one of the most influential thinkers of the Enlightenment. His words would notably inspire Thomas Jefferson as he wrote the Declaration of Independence.

Self portraits can be traced back to ancient times, though they became most prevalent in the early Renaissance period.  This lecture explores several famous artists’ self portraits as we learn, and consider: What does an artist’s self portrai

Recently, computers, smartphones, cars, robots, and military systems have been empowered with “smart programs” that give them the ability to simulate human intelligence and perform tasks autonomously.

Come learn what the programming language Python is capable of. This is ideal for anyone who has no coding experience and is looking to find their first steps into coding.

For those who have no experience with Blender and are looking for an introduction and resources to explore more. 

Learn how to design for the Vinyl Cutter and make a sticker print

From wild parties to political clashes, from the latest trends to the hottest celebrities, this lecture brings the Jazz Age to life with vivid images and fascinating stories.

During the early hours of March 3rd, 2026, the Moon will gradually transform into an eerie glowing globe that will resemble a Japanese Lantern hanging in the sky.

The founding of our country through the fine arts Paintings, Poems, Portraits, Sculptures, Music, and more Learn about the importance of the Fine Arts during The American Revolution, and how those same Fine Arts help define us as a nation today.&n