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Patrons receive two tickets to each lecture.
Sponsors receive one ticket to each lecture.
Your generosity helps bring history to life. Become a Patron or Sponsor today!
The Families & Junior Dames Committee invite you for a day filled with Art & Hearts
Join us for a special day filled with culture, creativity, and giving back! The Families & Junior Dames Committee invites you to a private tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where we’ll explore timeless masterpieces and learn fascinating stories behind the art. Afterward, return to Headquarters for cookies and cocoa as we come together to craft heartfelt Valentines for Veterans, spreading warmth and appreciation to those who have served our country.
This unique event is perfect for all ages and a wonderful way to connect with family, friends, and fellow Dames while making a difference in our community.
Tickets: $40 for Adults and $25 for Children
This event is intended for guests aged 50 and under.
Reserve your holiday décor and gift selections by choosing from the options below. Orders will be placed at our Colony Club Christmas Boutique on November 20-21 and shipped directly to you in time for the holidays.
The Traditional Wreath $80
Touch of Holly Wreath $100
Scarlet Holiday Amaryllis $60
Piedmont Pennies Cheese Snacks $15
Nordmann Wreath $95
Deck the Holly Tree $150
Holiday Amaryllis $60
Lavender Soap $5
Use the form below to indicate which items you plan to purchase from our table at the Colony Club Christmas Boutique on November 20 & 21. All purchases must be made at the event. Submitting this form helps us plan inventory to ensure availability of your selections.
The ticket price does not include transportation. NSCDNY members will depart together from Grand Central Terminal via Metro North. A 3% electronic processing fee is included in the ticket price; to avoid this fee, you can mail a check to NSCDNY, 215 East 71st Street, New York, NY 10021.
Sampler on display at Van Cortlandt House Museum
Vassar Collection
Join us at Headquarters as we kick off the new season and reconnect after the summer break! This is a wonderful opportunity to meet new friends, catch up with familiar faces, and explore how you can get more involved with our committees. The event is free for NSCDNY members. If you would like to bring a guest or a prospective member, please purchase a guest ticket for $25 below.
Electronic payments include a 3% convenience processing fee. To avoid this fee, please send a check for $10 to NSCDNY, 215 East 71st Street, New York, NY 10021.
Tickets are no longer for sale online but can still be purchased at the door.
Tickets are no longer available online. Tickets may be purchased at the door.
A reading by David Mills of poems about slavery in Manhattan where the oldest and largest slave cemetery in the country is located.
A 3% convenience processing fee is included on all electronic payments.
You may also sign up as a Patron or Sponsor by sending a traditional check to:
NSCDNY, 215 East 71st Street, New York, NY 10021
To enhance the efficiency of our operations, a 3% convenience processing fee will be applied to all electronic payments, including credit and debit cards, starting January 1, 2024. To avoid the fee, send a traditional check to NSCDNY, 215 East 71st Street, NY, NY 10021.
Consider making a contribution to the Annual Appeal this holiday season.
Space is extremely limited; two tickets per person, please.
The Historical Activities Committee invites you on a Historic Walking Tour of Lower Manhattan & Luncheon at Fraunces Tavern on Monday, October 16, 2023.
TICKETS ARE NO LONGER FOR SALE ONLINE; PLEASE EMAIL OFFICE@NSCDNY.ORG TO BE PLACED ON A WAITLIST.
We will be taking the 9:35 train out of Grand Central. We should get to Grand Central by 9:00 am, meet at the clock by 9:15 and gather to board the train. The ticket price for a round trip off hours is $35.50 for adults and $23.50 for Seniors. The train will arrive in New Haven at 11:40.
From the Union Station in New Haven, we will take taxis to Mory's, 306 York Street, New Haven, CT, for a 12:30 luncheon catered to us. From Mory's, we will go around the corner to visit the Beinecke Library. From the Beinecke Library, we will walk down High Street to the Yale University Art Gallery and see the historical sites of the Old Campus along the way (a short distance to the Yale University Art Gallery). We will have a 3:30 tour with John Stewart Gordon, and taxis will be ordered and waiting for us outside the Art Gallery at 4:45. The train leaves Union Station at 5:28, getting us back to Grand Central by 7:30.
Please email the Office, office@nscdny.org, by April 12 to report any food allergies or dietary restrictions you may have, and to state whether you plan to take the New Haven train to and from Grand Central Terminal with the group, or to drive on your own to Mory’s and from the Yale University Art Gallery. For museum admission you should be prepared to wear a mask. You should also bring your card showing COVID vaccinations and boosters.
(Ticket price includes transportation in and around New Haven, tour admission, and lunch at Mory’s; ticket price DOES NOT include Metro-North train tickets)
TICKETS ARE NO LONGER FOR SALE ONLINE. TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR.
This event is sold out. Please get in touch with the office if you are interested in purchasing an individual ticket near the NSCDNY table.
We hope you will join us for a festive afternoon to explore more than 5,000 years of art, antiques, and design. From paintings and sculpture to fine American and English furniture, to 20th-century design, and contemporary glass and ceramics, there is something to discover for everyone. According to The New York Times the show is a “galaxy of colliding worlds. Nearly every booth provides a glimpse into some areas of visual culture, from antiquities to post-war Italian art glass."
The day will begin with a private tour of the Show followed by a seated luncheon in the Park Avenue Armory's historic Board of Officer's room. Each luncheon will also feature an engaging discussion with dynamic industry leaders. All ticket sales proceeds directly support East Side House Settlement's life-changing programs.
