On May 22, 1819, Savannah departed its namesake harbor bound for Liverpool on the first transoceanic voyage by a steamship. The mark this historic event, each year we celebrate National Maritime Day to recognize the contributions of the maritime industry and country’s working waterfront. Join us for a an evening of nautical trivia, about New York Harbor and beyond, from the 18th century to the present day. Presented by our maritime mavens Stefan D-W and Andrew Gustafson, we will also be joined by some special waterfront guests.
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NYC Holiday Trivia | Episode 174
PAST PROGRAM | Virtual Programs
Get your latkes and your lussekatter, your pasteles and your pecan pie ready for this evening of holiday trivia! The holidays will be unlike any other this year, so we will have questions looking back at the history of New York City during the holiday season. Between rounds, we will have special guests Sibyl McCormac Groff, author of A New York Christmas: Ho-Ho-Ho at Gothamtide, who will share her knowledge of Rockefeller Center and holiday history, and Rev Jen Miller, artist and author of Elf Girl, who is also a graduate of Bloomingdale’s Christmas Elf Academy. Join us for a joyous and fun holiday evening!
Turnstile Trivia: Our 100th Show | Free Virtual Program
PAST PROGRAM | Virtual Programs
Celebrate our 100th virtual program by joining us for an evening trivia competition. We’ll have questions related to NYC food, parks, the waterfront, and more. You don’t have to have viewed any of our virtual programs to play, but it helps! You can play as an individual or in teams. In addition to fun and interesting questions, we will also be joined be special guests between rounds.
Virtual Archtober Trivia Night | Wednesday, May 20, 5:30pm
PAST PROGRAM | Virtual Programs
Are you ready to learn about NYC from the comfort of your own home? Join us, the Center for Architecture, and Prospect Park Alliance for a virtual version of Archtober Trivia Night! We’ll be diving deep into questions about NYC architecture, history, and culture, and you can play along in teams or on your own. Grab your dog, your cat, and/or fellow NYC history buffs to play, and it’s totally free! You do not have to be an architect or expert to participate.