Social programming, professional networking, and lifelong connections for Vassar College graduates living and working in New York City

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All Vassar grads in the New York City area are members of VCNY! No registration, no fees. You’re welcome to stop by a Schmooze, sign up for an event, and connect with the Vassar community in the greatest city in the world.

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Please note that the Club does not have a physical meeting space or mailing address.

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Have an idea for an event? Join our programming team! There are also volunteer opportunities to support Communications, Young Alums, and Admissions. Interested? Get in touch!

Upcoming Events

VCNY at the Ballpark: Yankees vs. Blue Jays

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Alum Panel: Movement, Community, and Careers in Dance

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News

August 14, 2026

Join us out at the ballgame! We’re headed to the Bronx to cheer on the Yankees as they take on the Toronto Blue Jays. Grab a discounted ticket in one of our rows and join us for a day of baseball!

🗓️ Sunday, August 23rd, 1:35pm
🎟️ $26.86
📍 Yankee Stadium

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August 11, 2026

Robert Ryan ’80 has two upcoming shows at Don’t Tell Mama! See “Here’s To The Ladies” on September 11th at 7pm or on September 12th at 4pm.

$20 Cover Charge plus a $20 Minimum (must include 2 drinks) per person
Food Menu Available
343 W 46 St

Note: this event is held by members of the Vassar community, not VCNY. Please direct all questions to its organizers.

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August 7, 2026

Thank you to Professor Robert Brigham! He joined us for a special Author Talk to discuss his latest book, This Is A True War Story. It’s a personal account by a war historian and adoptee who discovers his biological father was a famous Marine combat photographer in Vietnam. The discussion was led by Lynn Janovsky ’86 and hosted by Jon Friedland ’90.

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