UPCOMING EVENTS
The BNHG goes to Zoom
Until we can all be together again in one big room--and we all hope that will be sooner rather than later-- we are arranging a number of terrific programs that will come to you via Zoom over the next few months:
Our first presentation on September 22, Bloomingdale Goes to the Movies, was presented by our own amazing triumvirate: Jim Mackin, Gil Tauber and Dan Armstrong, about the life and death of 17 local theaters. A recording of this presentation is now available at our Past Events page. You will be amazed by the images of these movie palaces that Jim, Gil and Dan collected for their powerpoint.
Other programs that will be coming your way soon:
Until we can all be together again in one big room--and we all hope that will be sooner rather than later-- we are arranging a number of terrific programs that will come to you via Zoom over the next few months:
Our first presentation on September 22, Bloomingdale Goes to the Movies, was presented by our own amazing triumvirate: Jim Mackin, Gil Tauber and Dan Armstrong, about the life and death of 17 local theaters. A recording of this presentation is now available at our Past Events page. You will be amazed by the images of these movie palaces that Jim, Gil and Dan collected for their powerpoint.
Other programs that will be coming your way soon:
- Community leader Ethel Sheffer with an insider’s perspective on the development of Riverside Park South.
- Daytonian in Manhattan blogger and NYC historian-extraordinaire, Tom Miller, with a program about some of the most important, but long gone, buildings in the Bloomingdale neighborhood
- Jim Mackin, local historian, member of the BNHG planning group and creator of Weekday Walks with highlights from his soon-to-be-published book Notable New Yorkers on Manhattan’s Upper West Side: Bloomingdale - Morningside Heights. Would you believe almost 600 notables?
- A presentation on Seneca Village with Phil Stern
Free Walking Tours of Historic Bloomingdale
Explore the History of the Upper West Side
between W. 96th and W. 110th Streets
Led by Renowned Local Historian Jim Mackin
The free monthly Bloomingdale neighborhood walking tours will resume when the current health crisis passes.
Tours Meet at Hostelling International-NY
891 Amsterdam Avenue at 103rd Street
More info 212-666-9774
or info@columbusamsterdambid.org
sponsored by the Columbus/Amsterdam BID
and Bloomingdale Neighborhood History Group
Explore the History of the Upper West Side
between W. 96th and W. 110th Streets
Led by Renowned Local Historian Jim Mackin
The free monthly Bloomingdale neighborhood walking tours will resume when the current health crisis passes.
Tours Meet at Hostelling International-NY
891 Amsterdam Avenue at 103rd Street
More info 212-666-9774
or info@columbusamsterdambid.org
sponsored by the Columbus/Amsterdam BID
and Bloomingdale Neighborhood History Group