The first ever musical project to tell the stories of New York City's immigrant children. Don't miss this chance to witness the next generation of American Idols perform songs from all over the globe.

A look at how "new" food trends reflect foodways of more than a century ago. Stay tuned for further details on this delicious evening.

Sanelli returns for a dramatic reading of her memoir. She introduces her family in the most Italian of settings: around a table with good food, wine and nostalgia.

A leader of the Progressive movement and creator of settlement houses, Jane Addams' fearless life forged new paths for women and made her the first American woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize

After being pushed out of the family business, the third son of a successful Italian-American newspaper publisher borrows money from his "Uncle Frank" -- mobster Frank Costello -- to create the National Enquirer.

"How am I doing?"

Tonight Koch's biographer will reassess the legacy with the charismatic mayor himself.

Chinatown's own mystery writer returns with NYPD Detective Jack Yu's latest case.

Former City Section editor Connie Rosenblum has again culled a diverse cast of voices that bring our metropolis to vivid life.

The Co-founder and Chair of the Bowery Alliance of Neighbors presents the unique history of the neighborhood that continues to influence American culture.

A history of the time period that witnessed the most significant changes in women's rights, from the advent of birth control pills to the end of gender specific job postings.

Reflecting the changes that have occurred in NYC over the past fifteen years, the revised edition includes 800 new entries that provide diversity, depth, and detail for those with an interest in the American metropolis.