🎶 Featuring Soul Collective — Afro-Blues live band and Special guest: Frankie Goldsberry, R&B artist Greenhouse Blues is a one-of-a-kind experience blending live Afro-Blues music, local community connection, and clean-energy advocacy — all under one roof at The Green Room in Brooklyn. It’s a free event, but please register so we can plan for seating. […]
Join A.R.T. for a virtual info session with Erica Wray Barnes, the Associate Director of Member Engagement at A.R.T./New York to discuss the NYSCA - A.R.T./New York Creative Opportunity Fund. In this session, they will: Give you a clear overview of the grant and who’s eligible Walk you through the evaluation criteria step by step […]
The goal of this course is to demystify the process of creating and producing a Broadway show, and to offer artists insight into the world of theatrical producing at large. We examine how a show is produced, exploring the timeline of a show's creative development from ideation to production as well as the underlying financial […]
A.R.T./New York invites you to join us for First Fridays – candid one-on-one conversations every first Friday of the month for office hours. Whether you’re thinking about end of year fundraising, working on your audit, staffing challenges – or something else! – we look forward to connecting with you. Meeting slots are 30-minutes, and we ask that […]
Melody & Company Chamber Series Melody and Company Chamber Series presents an evening of music for piano and winds by W.A. Mozart and Cecilia McDowall Please join Melody and Company Chamber Series for an evening of music for piano anf winds in the West Village, NYC! Program: W.A. Mozart Piano Sonata in C Major, K […]
Need to regift something you received for the holidays? Ready to start the new year with less clutter? Or are you just in it for the thrill of discovering something fun? Whatever your reason, stop by Treasure It’s Brooklyn swap meet to give and get free things in real time. ​Bring a bag of items […]
Investigate how a new theatrical work is developed and discuss the role of the producer in the creative process, including but not limited to: hiring generative artists, offering dramaturgical feedback, determining whether a nonprofit or commercial development pathway is right for your show, and crafting artistic benchmarks for the development timeline.
Join the National Women's History Museum on January 14th at 4:00 PM EST on Zoom for a two-hour virtual educator workshop designed especially for elementary teachers. This session will explore cross-curricular strategies to integrate women’s history into math, ELA, and science lessons that shows how women’s stories can strengthen inquiry, literacy, and critical thinking across subjects. […]
 The Get Together is a three-day festival of live performance showcasing the work of artists from The Tank and Producer Hub communities. The Get Together will consist of work-in-progress presentations, excerpts of pieces , full showings and a community party on the final day.
This agreement is one of the most popular templates in our library and is most often used when licensing your work to amateur theatres, schools and universities. Sign-up and join DG Director of Business Affairs, Jessica Lit, Esq. for a walk-through of the agreement where you will learn how and when to use it, get […]
Join the Dramatists Guild, the CT Theater Women Network, and Goodspeed Musicals and help kick off the 2026 Festival of New Musicals! We cordially invite you to a networking social that will include those involved with the festival and DG members from around the region. PLEASE NOTE:Â Those wishing to stay to see that evening's musical […]
Our Urban Park Rangers will guide you to the best viewing spots in New York City to see migratory birds. Birding programs are appropriate for all skill levels and beginners are welcome. Join us on this Ranger led walk along the park identifying various marshland birds and winter waterfowl. Rangers will talk about the adaptations […]