Live Events
Dr. B. Janet Hibbs and Dr. Anthony Rostain
- Thu, Apr 24
Run Time: 60 min.
Join us for a presentation with Dr. Hibbs and Dr. Rostain, national experts and co-authors of The Stressed Years of Their Lives and You're Not Done Yet. Drawing on decades of clinical experience and research, they’ll explore the challenges facing youth, young adults, and parents today — from navigating development to recognizing treatable mental health issues. They'll also offer insight on how parents can better support themselves and their kids amidst conflicting advice. A Q&A will follow.
Stars of Late Night Comedy
- Thu, May 1
Run Time: 120 min.
Live standup comedy featuring performers from Last Comic Standing, The Tonight Show, America's Got Talent and Comedy Central. Starring Hanna Dickinson, John Fisch, Judy Gold, and Nathan Macintosh. Hosted by Ray Ellin.
The Russ Davis Band
Run Time: 120 min.
The Russ Davis Band has been thrilling audiences at concerts, cafes, parties and festivals throughout the Tri-State with their irresistible crowd-pleasing mix of current hits, classic rock, motown & funk! Featuring Sue Larsen (Bass & Vocals), Nate Brewster (Drums & Percussion), and Russ Davis (Guitar & Vocals). Show begins at 6:30pm. Free admission, no reservation required.
John Jay Homestead Lecture Series: Glorious Lessons: John Trumbull, Painter of the American Revolution, with Richard Brookhiser
- Tue, May 6
Run Time: 90 min.
John Trumbull saw the American Revolution firsthand, including being shot at and jailed as a spy. He was seen by his contemporaries as a painter, but he thought of himself as a historian, wanting “to preserve and diffuse the memory of the noblest series of actions which have ever presented themselves in the history of man.” He knew John Jay well, having served as his secretary during the negotiations of the Jay Treaty, and he painted the only portrait in the Homestead’s collection that Jay actually sat for (the rest are copies).
2025 Spring Benefit
- Fri, May 9
Run Time: 120 min.
Don't miss our Annual Spring Benefit on Friday, May 9, 2025 – Featuring an intimate acoustic performance by Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Rob Thomas (of Matchbox Twenty), with comedian Lynne Koplitz kicking off the night.
Rewrite the Mother Code with Dr. Gertrude Lyons
- Thu, May 15
Run Time: 60 min.
In Rewrite the Mother Code, Dr. Gertrude Lyons challenges limiting beliefs and expands the definition of motherhood. She blurs the lines that restrict women to narrow roles, inviting readers to embrace the truth that all women mother, and that mother energy is accessible to everyone, including men. This book celebrates motherhood by reintroducing spirituality and community, empowering women as the ultimate creators. The event will be moderated by Barri Leiner Grant, with books available for sale and signing.
LifeChangers: Lauren Leader
- Wed, May 21
Run Time: 60 min.
Lauren Leader is a thought leader, writer, activist and advisor who has devoted her career to advancing equality and American democracy. She is founder and CEO of All In Together, a non-partisan, nonprofit organization committed to advancing women’s civic and political participation. Since its founding in 2014, All In Together has reached millions of women across the United States and equipped them with tools of civic participation and leadership. Moderated by Nancy Steiner.
The How and Why of Creativity with Kelly Corrigan
- Tue, Jun 3
Run Time: 60 min.
Join Kelly Corrigan and Claire Corrigan Lichty as they present their new book Marianne the Maker. Making and creativity is an irreplaceable part of every life - not only as a driving factor in individual well being but also for societal progress. Thanks to widely celebrated, peer-reviewed research in neuroscience, we also know that making is key to brain health. Parents are invited to join Kelly and Claire for a Q&A session as they lay out the case for making as essential to health and progress. A copy of the book is included with each ticket.
David Wolff
Run Time: 120 min.
Fingerpicking guitarist David Wolff, found his passion for music after hearing Hot Tuna, eventually teaching alongside Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Jorma Kaukonen at Fur Peace Ranch. Wolff has played with legends like Oteil Burbridge (The Allman Brothers, Dead & Co.) and David Bromberg. Don't miss this intimate performance! Show begins at 6:30pm. Admission is free, no reservation required.
Next to Heaven with James Frey
- Wed, Jun 25
Run Time: 60 min.
James Frey, the literary force hailed as “America’s Most Notorious Author” (TIME) and the “Bad Boy of American Literature” (The New York Times), returns with his latest tour de force: Next to Heaven, a darkly funny, razor-sharp thriller that peels back the gilded surface of America’s wealthiest enclaves. This incendiary novel delivers an addictive and voyeuristic plunge into a world where privilege, scandal, and moral decay intertwine, culminating in betrayal, chaos, and murder. Moderated by Fran Hauser. Copies of the book will be available for sale and signing.